Went in October to schedule for cataract surgery. Cataract surgery in October. Charged $50 fee for…read morerefraction that insurance would not cover before we ever left the check out desk. Told to come back for follow up in December which we did . Asked to pay another $50 for a refraction. Wasn't given a prescription for glasses but told to come back again in March for a laser treatment. Why keep charging $50 for uncovered refraction . They do not tell you this before you have it done either. Just try to make next appointment and demanding $50. No wonder they have such a nice building. I suspect they do this repeatedly to every patient. Absurd!!

When I went in for my first visit for the removal of cataracts all of the test that was performed…read morewere not overseen by a physician, Staff members were the ones that made all the decisions on which lens would be placed in my eyes in surgery. Dr. Zogsby never checked behind these staff members. I assumed (my mistake) they knew what they were doing so I put my trust in these decisions. Before this surgery I never wore glasses but I was seeing through a slightly cloudy film that I was told was due to the cataracts. I approved of having the surgery because staff members told me I would have a new lease on life because I would not need distance eye ware which I didn't have to have anyway (but I may need readers which I was already using for up close work) Dr. Zogsby came in the examination room just to tell me he would be doing the surgery. On the day of surgery I was given a small amount of anesthesia and the procedure began. He talked about his son playing ball with the nurse the whole time (which was approximately 10 mins) He never addressed me other than when he was finished at which time he said "You did great" and walked out. When I went back for my checkup my vision was 20/20 but 2 weeks later it had deteriorated to 20/50. I was told it may take several weeks before my brain may accept the new lens. I took them at their word, so I scheduled the second eye for the same surgery. The second eye was much of the same outcome 20/35. I was struggling to see and couldn't drive due to this deterioration. When Dr. Zogsby said it may be a some other underlying condition that I have he tried to say I may have the beginnings of glaucoma at which time he gave me a eyedrop that was suppose to help with pressure on the optic nerve. These drops made my eyes blood shot and burned constantly. My opinion, is that the lens that was placed in my eyes were reversed and now after 7 months of this struggle I returned to my regular eye doctor and he told me I would need glasses that would somewhat correct my sight. He also said there was no sign of glaucoma and high pressure. He told me to stop the drops at which time the burning a redness disappeared. I think this clinic is relying on staff member's to do the doctor's job. Some of the doctors may have a great outcome but I would not recommend this clinic at all. You never know which doctor you will get. Please do your homework before letting anyone touch one of your most precious senses.

When I leave there I feel as though my exam was done correctly. My vision had changed and my new…read morecontacts be prescription is perfect. They are always so friendly. And organized.

By far the best eye exam I've ever had. Dr. Strickland is very friendly and knowledgeable and made…read moreme feel like I was speaking with an expert - as it should be! Most importantly, he didn't make me feel rushed or as if I was just another patient. The office staff was eager to schedule my appointment and very accommodating when I arrived. I thoroughly enjoyed my experience and look forward to a lasting relationship with this clinic!

Although I have known Dr. Thomas Gettlefinger for many years, I only just became his patient…read more I have developed medial issues which require vision care by an opthalmologist (medical doctor), rather than an optometrist. I have always had the utmost respect for Dr. Gettlefinger ass a fine gentleman and a very smart physician. However, I would like to share about my experience with him now that I am his patient. To sum up my experience, he is a wonderful physician who is as fine and smart as I have known him to be prior to my becoming is patient. Not only did I receive a good and thorough evaluation during my visit with him, but I also can tell you about his compassion towards me, his concerns and empathy for me related to my medical condition that can have an effect upon my vision, and his attentiveness in the conduction of my eye treatment. He is one of those physicians that a patient just seems naturally 'bond with' in the establishment of the patient/doctor relationship. Then, there was the respect for me as not only a patient, but as a human being. There was also his treating me with dignity. There was his encouragement for me to deal with a tough situation. And, he didn't just try to sell me some new glasses, either. He said he could give me a new prescription, but there was so little to no change in my vision, so that the cost of replacing my current glasses with new ones would not justify the cost. Therefore, he definitely seems to understand the financial concerns that patients have. Also, another very important aspect of my treatment with him, I was seen very promptly upon arrival, and he spent a great deal of time with me. I also found his staff to be efficient in carrying out their duties in their part of my exam preparation, as well as very congenial and courteous toward me. If you are looking for an opthalmologist, I highly recommend Dr. Thomas Gettlefinger. I would give him 100 starts in my review, if that were possible.

Toyos clinic was great, very personable and put my mind at ease…read more Staff was caring, compassionate and I was out of all appointments within 1 hour. Trust me, they are the best!

Dr Roland Toyos did a procedure that immensely helped my dry eye. If you have eye I would visit…read moreToyos Clinic. They are specialists in this field