I had a vitrectomy about six years ago and developed a cataract afterward, which I've been dealing…read morewith for the last several years. Originally, I was referred to a much larger statewide eye care facility/company, but I left that visit feeling uneasy. Everything felt rushed and I never felt like my questions were fully answered. After researching reviews for Dr. Krishnan and The Eye Institute, I asked my eye doctor for a referral there instead, and I'm very glad I did. The staff was excellent throughout the entire process. Everyone took their time and made sure things were explained clearly. I never felt rushed during appointments or follow-ups. The team was friendly, patient, and genuinely helpful. Dr. Krishnan was the biggest reason the experience stood out. He answered every question and concern I had, explained his recommendations clearly, and never made me feel like I was just being moved through a schedule. The cataract procedure itself went smoothly and I've had zero issues afterward. I highly recommend this office and Dr. Krishnan for eye care.

Very nice DRs and very clean. Speedy service and explain…read moreeverything well. Friendly and helpful.

I had cataract surgery with Dr. Krishnan in June 2025. After surgery, I experienced persistent…read morelight sensitivity, inflammation, poor contrast, glare, floaters, and visual disturbances that seriously affected my daily life and ability to function. For months, I was treated for uveitis and surface issues, but my vision did not meaningfully improve. During that period, one of the associate doctors told me I had "buyer's remorse." That was deeply discouraging. I was not unhappy with a purchase; I was struggling with poor functional vision after surgery and looking for help. After roughly six months of ongoing symptoms, I had to seek out my own second opinions. Another ophthalmologist identified a possible mechanical issue with the lens, and an anterior segment specialist later diagnosed UGH syndrome due to a lens haptic rubbing my iris, causing pigment erosion, along with vitreous prolapse. I am now scheduled for corrective surgery. I understand that medicine can be complex, but I wish my symptoms had been taken more seriously, that lens positioning had been evaluated more aggressively, and that I had been referred out sooner when I was not improving. I am sharing this so other patients with persistent post-surgical symptoms know to keep advocating for themselves and seek another opinion if something does not feel right.

Dr Ravi and staff are great! One receptionist on the left, nurses and financial staff are great!…read moreThey are kind and respectful when answering questions, and show patience. Dr Ravi Krishnan continues to do excellent work, very informative and caring. After surgery I didn't experience discomfort, or any sort of pain. Thank you

Berkeley eye center rocks. the front desk was helpful and the nurses were so friendly. Dr Spengler…read morebedside manner was everything i could have hoped for.

Overall I was impressed by Dr. Spengler and his medical staff. The front desk receptionist could…read morehave been more friendly and attentive. As a practicing doctor/surgeon, I understand the receptionist job is the hardest but it is the initial contact for an office and staffing should reflect more "service oriented" employees, ones who love people and their job. I will be back and I plan on having my husband see Dr. Spengler as well.

I saw an optometrist who told me I need to have my cataract removed right away. He sent me to a…read moredifferent surgeon and I was concerned because I felt like I was seeing fine. I am glad I saw Dr. Sahadi for a second opinion. He told me there was a little cataract and I could have it removed when I was ready but there was no rush. He spent the time with me to make sure I got a pair of glasses so I could see well. The staff was very caring and obviously very experienced. Thank you Dr. Sahadi!

My 76 yearold dad had appointment set for 8:45 didn't get seen until 12:30, staff was rude and…read moreincompetent.

I take my mom here pretty regularly to get her eyes checked. Dr. Sohocki is actually a REALLY good…read moredoctor. Hands down when it comes to this man's professionalism. My mom really likes seeing him alot, and guess what, me as the driver, I love seeing him too. He is very personal and extremely down to earth. Only one time this office made my mom see Dr. Tafoya. I didn't blame my mom for not wanting to see him again. I'm sure he is an amazing doctor, however, he didn't have the best bedside manor around. And every time we see Dr. Sohocki, he always welcomes us with a hug and we exit his office with a hug from him. Sohocki is one of the most lovable doctor's in the Corpus Christi Area. If you are seeking a good eye doctor. Come here and make sure you see Dr. Sohocki, have him as your eye doctor before he decides to retire. They don't make doctor's like him anymore, the pattern was thrown out the window after him.

I had a good experience with South Texas Retina Consultants. Everyone was friendly, helpful and…read moreprofessional. If I had questions, they took the time to explain everything. I didn't feel rushed or that it was a cattle call.

I was impressed with the facility and staff If you need…read moreretina treatment this is the place

First I never got my call from them from my doctors personal referral. When I finally got my…read moreappointment I was shocked when I walked in there. There was at least 50 people in there all sitting in uncomfortable looking chairs lined in half circle rows around the front desk. The one girl at reception was very overwhelmed. Some of the people seemed confused about their appointments. It was a mess. When I told the receptionist to cancel my appointment and would not be rescheduling she actually apologized and smiled knowingly. Wow. Not my idea of a comfortable setting much less a comfortable surgery setting for my cataract. No Bueno.

I had cataract surgery with Dr Jorge De La Chapa. I wanted a close up lens and he put in a distance…read morelens. Two weeks after surgery I called to say I still cannot see out of my operated eye. The technician said I should be able to. I went in telling them my vision is very cloudy and I have eye pain. I was given a prescription for glasses. I went to get glasses and they told me the prescription was written wrong. I called and told them the prescription is wrong and asked again why is my vision so foggy. Then I am told that I do not need glasses right now because my eye needs several more weeks to heal because I had a dense cataract. This is the first time I have heard that. I think the doctor put the wrong lens in my eye. I know he did not put the one I wanted in. Now I have to go to another doctor to find out why I can't see.

Confident in him. Office was efficient. Made me feel comfortable. Everything went as planned.read more

I was visiting Corpus Christi while moving my daughter into her new apartment from halfway across…read morethe country, and I encountered an issue with my retina. It was urgent that I would get seen by a retina specialist while I was in town. Someone reccomended Dr. Agarwal and I could not have been any happier with my experience! I was not even an established patient, as I was in from out-of-town, and Dr. Agarwal's staff went out of their way to squeeze me in to be seen the following day. Dr. Agarwal was very thorough with explaining my issue and the procedures he was doing. He and his staff put me at ease being in an unknown area and I HIGHLY recommend Dr. Agarwal to anyone in need of a retina specialist.

It honestly feels disrespectful to the rating integrity to give this place even one star. My sister…read morewas referred by the ER and her primary care to this eye care center. She was having a medical emergency and as it says on the website, they are supposed to provide "excellent comprehensive medical and surgical eye care" and that they do "thorough eye exams". That description on the official company website is a deceptive description of the services she received. The doctor, Dr. Nancy Harrison to be exact, performed the examination on her and said her eye was dry. In spite of it being visible that half of her face was swollen and she had lost vision in the eye. Luckily she was able to get a second opinion from another eye doctor from Stanton Optical that noticed a scratch on her cornea. Now if the company site depiction was correct, Dr. Harrison was supposed to perform a "thorough eye exams". Now she is a doctor that has been in practice since 1990. So was it sheer negligence of patient care or the lack of effort that cause the misdiagnosis? Something a doctor that has been in practice since 36 years shouldn't be missing. If you genuinely want to have excellent care for your eyes, you would avoid this place.

A big thank you to Ronnie at front desk who took care on a rush order…read more form that needed to be signed by Dr. Dugan by 5 pm. A big Thank you to Dr. John Dugan, ophthalmologist a skilled surgeon, trusted and caring. I would highly recommend him for your eye care.

I just made my first appointment with Dr. De La Chapa. I was very impressed with him. Hope to have…read morea great relationship with him.

Good doctors but they appear to be double booking. The last two times I have been here the wait…read moretime is over one hour. Today it's been a steady stream of people walking up to the register council complaining of the long wait. what terrible service especially since the majority are elderly.