Our family had been loyal customers for years. Dr.Quinn is a phenomenal physician, however, since…read moreoffice management has changed it is obvious that they now value profit more than patient satisfaction. I have both health insurance and Humana exam and materials vision insurance. My exam today was an annual exam to get prescription updates for both glasses and contacts. This is covered with a $10 copay with my vision insurance. I did agree for "additional" tests which I was told would be scheduled a few months later which would require the use of my health insurance at that time. However when I left my visit, without having the "additional testing" which I was told would cost $65.00 at a later date, I was presented with a $127 copay, and they used my health insurance instead of vision insurance. I didn't purchase contacts/glasses- and did NOT agree to any additional testing other than what I was told would be scheduled at a later date. Quinn eye center office mgt. chose to use my health insurance instead of my vision insurance adding one item (which I had NOT previously agreed to not been informed of cost) claiming they were "saving" me money. When I attempted to resolve this issue, speaking with both Christine and John Michael, I received 2 different rationales for this cost. I cannot recommend an eye doctor who charges a $127 copay for annual eye exam when the patient has vision insurance that would cover these items with only a $10.00 copay. After appointment, I called my Humana vision insurance representative who indeed told me that both contact and eyeglass prescriptions are included in their annual eye exam with only a $10 copay. It is very sad because we have been loyal patients for years. I CANNOT in good conscience recommend them any more.

I usually go to LensCrafters in the oaks Mall. But the Quinn eye center got me quicker. This was my…read morefirst time there and I will never ever ever ever go back there again. I think he is just billing insurance with no proper care I walked out. I assume Dr. Quinn is a guy but it might be a woman. Never saw them

A great place very friendly, always great to talk to, takes care of all my needs highly recommended…read moreto anyone with the care of their eyes!

What a wonderful staff!…read more I was new to town and new to contacts. Gainesville Family Eyecare was able to get me in for an appointment right away and were very helpful with teaching me to use contacts. They were very patient and took their time with helping me put my contacts in for the first time. Their office is very nice and in a convenient location off of 39th Avenue. I would highly recommend Gainesville Family Eyecare to friends and family. Thanks so much for your help!! :)

Optican Bill Corey is the best . He fits and makes progressive lenses and fits frames to…read moreperfection. I have never had such precise glasses.. My husband also a patient agrees. Dr Z. Is so kind and knowledgeable. Very pleased with experience.

Dr Z is a very good doctor . However , the wait time is way too long and very disrespectful to…read morepatients. My appointment for a brief visit was 10:15 . I arrived early and got checked in and info/ tests done by 10:15. I did not see the doctor until after 11:35. It was almost noon when I was checked out. As a health care provider , I know things come up. But at least notify patient of extended wait times and offer another appointment if wait is too long. I think things were just overbooked to increase profits, and that is not an excuse .

Horrible experience! Worst vision care customer service in Gainesville. The vision care office has…read moresignificant billing issues and engaged in borderline insurance fraud. Pay attention to your credit card charges/statements and random charges being submitted to your health insurance without patients approval and authorization. 3/28/2025 - First billing scam/issue. Had appointment on 3/28/25, eye where dilated by dr., was incorrectly billed and credit card over charged. Used my VSP vision insurance, w/ copay $10. Dr office billed a subtotal of $50 for 3 line items. My credit card was charged $120.00. Dr ended 3/28 appointment early and requested a follow up refraction appointment one month later. Dr. Office refunded $120 back to credit card. And then charged my credit card $60 even though invoice subtotal was $50. Patient paid $60 in full at time of service. 04/28/2025 - Second billing scam/issue. Had appointment on 4/28/25 with Dr. Starlings for the 3/28 appointment she ended and then requested a follow up exam and refraction. On 04/28/2025 Dr. Starling completed refraction, new contact rx issued, new and trail contacts ordered. Dr was fully paid at time of service. On 4//29 one day after my appointment, Dr. Starling dropped me as a patient! WTF, what horrible service and experience. Next Dr. Starling, canceled the new contact rx she wrote the previous day, cancels my trial contacts she ordered, and has her front desk tell me that they are refunding for the services they rendered. I questioned and complained that the 4/28/25 $45 copay was a second copay being charged for the first visit on 3/28 which Dr. already collected the copay when processed under VSP. Early on 04/29, I spoke with Lauren from Dr. office about 04/28 charges. At that time I asked Lauren if my VSP insurance was listed and billed. Lauren confirmed yes it was for 3/28 DOS charges. I asked Lauren if my Florida Blue Insurance was listed on my account profile. Lauren lied to me telling me no. I advised Lauren my VSP is the only insurance Im using and should be the only instance listed. I asked her to please remove my health insurance information from their system if listed. Next, Lauren said my health insurance wasn't billed for 04/29/25 DOS charges. According to my health insurance, Dr Starlings office billed my health insurance $80 of my copay 04/28 and then billed me $45 as patient responsibility. Why am I and my health Insurance being charged a second co-pay on a secondary follow appointment and services originally postponed by Dr Starling on 03/28/2025 until 04/28/2025?

Have had good experiences here. Recently was disappointed. The optometrist has a new machine that…read moremeasures beta carotene from a skin scan and my (free) test showed a deficiency ... for which she sells vitamin supplements. Hmmm. I don't like health care providers who sell what they prescribe. She was a little pushy about them when I declined. That felt sketch. I'll let my MD manage my blood or other diagnostic tests and monitor supplementation as those products affect more than eye health and Dr. S was not interested in what other vitamins and such I was already taking even though she's aware I have challenging health conditions. It really put me off. A pity as they are very thorough otherwise. My physician suggested we switch to an ophthalmologist/medical doctor instead as we age and if we need more attention for potential health issues and a deficiency such as this. I would have been grateful for this information from the optometrist along with encouragement to explore such deficiencies with my doctor. Also the young lady who manages the eyewear fitting and sales is inconsistent in her customer service although good at fitting. She can be sweet and friendly or seems annoyed and impatient from past experiences. I have spent lots of money with her in the past so I'm a solid long term customer. Her demeanor this visit made me feel awkward and since this wasn't the first time, it led me to purchase eyewear elsewhere for a more pleasant experience.

Friendly & Professional Service with great selection of frames! We recently purchased for both our…read moredaughters (10-yr & 15-yr) and they both LOVE their new glasses. Thank you Danny for helping the girls select the right frames and style for their individual personalities.

My husband and I have been patients of Dr. Johnson for well over 20 years. He is a rare…read morecombination of expert in his field and compassionate and human-centered. As an example: a number of years ago, I walked into his former office because I had mysteriously lost central vision in one of my eyes. I had to walk to his office because my sight was shaky at best. Within 5 minutes of his examining me, he left the examining room briefly, returned and said, "You are coming with me." He escorted me to his car, drove me to a retinal specialist who returned to his office after hours, and made possible for me to have my eyes thoroughly examined. I was diagnosed with WMD, and Dr. Johnson's quick work saved my sight. The Eyecare Express team is kind and very responsive to requests. We cannot imagine being patients at any other place in Gainesville.

I really like the people that work there, and I think the prices are among the most reasonable of…read moreall the places I have bought glasses. Amanda is great!

Because in my experience, anti-glare coating seems to come off and cloud them up, I requested that…read moreno coatings be put on my new lenses. My lenses started to deteriorate almost immediately after walking out of their shop. A few months later, after they had gotten to a point were they were just getting unusable, I came back to UO to see what could be done about this. I was basically told there was nothing they could do and, ha ha, if I actually HAD gotten the anti-glare coating, they would have been covered by a warrantee. So there was no "warrantee" for the lenses in general?!! I guess that's tough luck for me. Awesome... This place sucks.

On November 22, 2022, I placed an order for prescription glasses with the University Opticians,…read moreInc. Gainesville, Florida. After the paperwork was done and $209 paid, I advised an optician, Mr. Fredrik Wood that I wished my new glasses lenses would be the same high quality as my old ones, from New York. On these words, Mr. Wood requested to borrow my old glasses to be sent for a pattern reference along with the order to a lab that will work with the order. For unknown reasons, it took them the whole month to complete the order. On arrival at the University Opticians office, to my dismay, I discovered that there were no more of my old glasses in existence: its 8-year-old dilapidated frame was used to install new lenses, and high-quality old lenses had been discarded by Mr Wood. On all my perplexed questions, he just shrugged his shoulders and mumbled. The new product was incapable of being worn by kept slipping down my nose. That's not all: if the right lens was hardly acceptable, the left lens seemed to be out of visual focus at all. I demonstrated to Mr. Wood that I can read smaller letters with my left naked eye than with new glasses. Yet on my request to reorder the lens, Mr. Wood continued going on that something is wrong with my left eye, or my prescription that I brought in was not accurate: "You need to see Doctor Barber. He has worked for me for 12 years. It's right here in the office." Now, as a side note, I am a 78-year-old man, not good at proving my point, easily losing train of thought, and gullible enough to follow deceiving recommendations. At that point, I said: "OK, let's get to the bottom of it". So on December 26th, I paid another $69 to Mr. Wood for seeing the doctor. At the beginning of the eye exam session, on my request to check my vision with the new glasses, Dr. Barber kind of ignored my request, and changed the subject by replying with some medical terms of which I don't have any knowledge. He proceeded with dilating the eye pupils. My vision got blurry, so it wouldn't make much sense to repeat my request. He examined the retina and told me that the prescription I brought in was correct, and he couldn't FIND ANYTHING WRONG WITH MY LEFT EYE. Though eventually, he made vague references to some other clinics where I could check my eyes, "just in case." Afterward, I think, the first thing Dr. Barber was supposed to do was to check my vision with the new glasses on, but he didn't. Once again, I see with my naked left eye better than with these new glasses on. My guess is, that Mr. Wood had instructed Dr. Barber not to involve the glasses in the problem and to send me to some other clinic so that they would buy some time and get rid of the annoying customer. After the exam, on my request to correct the situation by reordering glasses with a new frame and the correct left lens, Mr. Wood produced a slip of paper with some clinic phone numbers suggesting that I must first to head over there to check my retina. Secondly, on my return from the clinic, I must pay for the recorder. At this point, it occurred to me, that these people don't wish me any good. As a result of it all, a heated argument developed that wound up with Mr. Wood bluntly saying to me "Get the f**k out of here." To sum up the whole ordeal, I believe, Mr. Wood committed fraud by covertly installing new lenses in the worn-out frame and discarding high-quality lenses. All in all, I feel, I have been taken advantage of by dishonest people. The place doesn't have any connection with the University of Florida Eye Clinic, they just exploit the name. Joseph Zacharow.

I am Deaf. I called 6 May for appt. I requested a sign interpreter which by law they must provide…read more Young lady argued. I remained patient, explained, and even provided phone numbers to agencies that could provide. Appt for 4 June. Called on 2June to confirm interpreter. They had no record of my request. They tried to obtain one but could not with a two day notice. Acted like that was MY fault. They also do not answer their phone AT ALL. Had to get the store manager to walk to the optical and get them on the phone. Terrible service.

Angelica and Emily are the best glasses adjusters on the planet, funny and kind. Had an amazing…read moreexperience, and was attended quickly and professionally. Awesome people ask for them next time your in the optical apartment!