Our family has gone to Dr Jason Langford for years. I am very nearsighted. I feel very confident…read morethat I am getting a complete and thorough examination when I visit. Today he personally gave me contacts to try on, two different brands without my knowledge to really see how they felt. He was not pushing a new product yet gave that as an option. I ended up going with the newer lenses and could not be more happy.

Dr Jason Langford is amazing. I had an emergency eye issue. He got me right in. He explained the…read moreprocedure in complete detail. I can not give this office enough praise. Everyone is wonderful and truly care about their patients.

We have gone to Family Eyecare for many years. They do several tests on your eyes before you see…read morethe Dr. They have an excellent staff to help you pick out frames and many brands to choose from. Always fast and friendly! I highly recommend them.

I googled eye doctors in Grand Island. The Eye Care Center's information stood out in my eyes! I…read moreread about each doctor, their services and what type of person they are in the community. I was interested in Dr. Hudnall first because he was from Grand Island and after his schooling he came back "home". I also liked that he went to Disneys Customer Service training. I maybe was a bit jealous of that Disney training as that was something I dreamed about doing and didn't. I was not disappointed with the service. I called in a panic, scared to death of what was going on with my eyes. They got me an appointment the next day. Later that morning, the gal called me back and said Dr. Hudnall had a cancelation and would I like to come in that day. She was very nice and I felt that she sensed I was quite upset. So I truly appreciated the calk back. When I arrived that day, the gals were so polite and caring. That is very important to me. Dr. Hudnall was great too! He could sense that I was scared and he just assured me that we would get to the bottom of this and help me. After the testing was done, he just said that I need to have another doctor look at me and get a second opinion. That also made me feel good to know that he wanted to make sure that he wasn't missing something that Dr Gleason could actually see. I do appreciate him doing that. After seeing Dr. Gleason, I will go back for re-testing and get blood test results, I will be going back to Dr. Hudnall's Office and he is now my permanent eye doctor. I just want to be treated like I "matter" and I certainly get that feeling from the Eye Care Center. Check them out for yourself. It is what it says it is!

My mother went to Dr. Proffitt for cataracts and when I moved back to the area I went to him and…read morehad GREAT care and confidence in his knowledge. He was always learning and sharing that info with me. Sadly, he has retired from practice and I a still struggling to find someone as competent as he. A big hole in ophthalmology in my humble opinion.

The most trusted eye care physician in the area.  Our family has been so fortunate to be able to…read moreget in to see him, during regular appointments and emergency situations. He has an excellent reputation, and above that is the standard of his character.  Does anyone else remember the time when doctors made house calls? This gentleman, although does not make house calls, is the type of doctor that we used to know.  I brought my husband into see him when he had gotten a piece of metal in his eye, and we had already made a trip to the emergency room in another town, without any real resolution to my husband's dilemma from the prior emergency room visit the prior evening, I called in desperately for help as my husband was in so much pain and Dr. Proffitt was so kind and considerate to understand what my husband was going through, he told me to bring him right in. I gathered all the medications and instructions that we had been given from the previous nights emergency room visit and we promptly went in to Dr. Proffitt, he was very busy but he was able to see my husband and once into our visit he explained what was given to my husband previously, and looked into my husband's eye, then asked if anyone had looked under the eye lid, which we told him "no."  This was where the piece of metal had lodged, the cornea of my husband's eye looked like a windshield that had been hit with gravel due to the irritation from the piece of metal under his eyelid.   This is good information for any doctor to look over and learn from.  Thank you so so much, Dr. Proffitt!  You remind me of our "good old days"  when we turned to our local doctor for help and he was there!

MD Janjy Julie told me that my daughter with Down Syndrome didn't need glasses, I took my daughter…read moreto Omaha for a second opinion and the doctor told me that my daughter's vision is really bad and she needs glasses. Wasted time & money.

Very nice clinic. Very nice staff. Maintains Covid-19 precautionsread more

From the owner: Harkins Eye Clinic is owned and operated by Dr. Lori A. Harkins who has been treating patients from…read moreall over Central Nebraska. Dr. Harkinsbrprovides excellent surgical treatments for cataracts, eye injuries, macular degeneration, and many other eye ailments.Our clinic is centrally located in the doctors medical park to provide easy access to her patients.Call today for your appointment.

Terrible appointment management. Brought my mother here for a 9:30 appointment. After waiting about…read more30 minutes in the first waiting room, they called her to go into what looks like an additional waiting room, where she sat for over another hour before they took her in. In the meantime, people with appointments set later than 9:30 were called in and left before my mother was ever seen for a simple 5 minute procedure.

The most trusted eye care physician in the area. Our family has been so fortunate to be able to…read moreget in to see him, during regular appointments and emergency situations. He has an excellent reputation, and above that is the standard of his character. Does anyone else remember the time when doctors made house calls? This gentleman, although does not make house calls, is the type of doctor that we used to know. I brought my husband into see him when he had gotten a piece of metal in his eye, and we had already made a trip to the emergency room in another town, without any real resolution to my husband's dilemma from the prior emergency room visit the prior evening, I called in desperately for help as my husband was in so much pain and Dr. Proffitt was so kind and considerate to understand what my husband was going through, he told me to bring him right in. I gathered all the medications and instructions that we had been given from the previous nights emergency room visit and we promptly went in to Dr. Proffitt, he was very busy but he was able to see my husband and once into our visit he explained what was given to my husband previously, and looked into my husband's eye, then asked if anyone had looked under the eye lid, which we told him "no." This was where the piece of metal had lodged, the cornea of my husband's eye looked like a windshield that had been hit with gravel due to the irritation from the piece of metal under his eyelid. This is good information for any doctor to look over and learn from. Thank you so so much, Dr. Proffitt! You remind me of our "good old days" when we turned to our local doctor for help and he was there!