If you have posterior uveitis or any other blinding eye disease, Devers is not a good place to…read morereceive treatment. Patient care is substandard and there is no sense of urgency. They're perfectly content to let you go blind while they give you the runaround and milk your insurance. Their doctors are unprofessional and complain about being overworked, and management is very slow to respond. Please take this review seriously! Your vision is very important. Entrusting Devers with your eye health will cost you dearly. Don't risk it!

Dr Aris Thanos, Angelina Mercado were amazing!!! from out of…read morestate and developed a retina tear and from my first phone to being released ALL in one day=top notch care

I recently had my regular eye exam with Dr. Balentine, who is my mother's ophthalmologist as well…read more She is thorough, unhurried and knowledgeable. She's very good with my elderly mother, and has been willing to discuss and consider options for her which take into consideration her personal wishes and situation. Her staff was also pleasant and easy to communicate with.

I love Dr Balentine. I have had only positive experiences in her office and she was incredibly…read morecaring before and after I had eye surgery. She even called me the night of my surgery to check up on how I was doing. I have referred her to several friends and they too have had nothing but great experiences with her. I'm not sure what these negative reviewers are talking about - if they're not used to seeing a PA before the dr they need to wake up and realize this is the new norm!

She is a great person and so sweet ,ive been going to her since 2005 but the last time i saw her…read moreshe looked at my eyes and said oh you have some macular degeneration,and didnt offer me any information on it or anything and acted like it was nothing,well it is something im going to go blind and theres no cure and i had to find that out on my own thank you google .

Dr. Falardeau is awesome. Although she is super busy, she will always squeeze you in last minute…read morefor emergencies. She explains everything, answers all your questions, & always does so in a compassionate manner. I've been seeing her for several years now & although getting my eyes dilated & poked at is never fun she makes a miserable situation better.

I've been a patient of Dr. Balentine's for three and a half years…read more She is able to assess problems quickly and has a calming presence. She is positive without sounding tone deaf or annoying. I like that she gets straight to the point when giving a diagnosis. Her staff are friendly and patient. They are understanding when I have trouble opening my eyes to have drops put in them. They were also very helpful in getting me glasses when I had trouble getting information from Eyemed. If you decide to be a patient here, you'll be in good hands.

Several weeks ago I made an appointment for an eye exam and new glasses at the office of Jennifer…read moreBalentine. Yesterday they called me to remind me of my 11 o'clock appointment. Earlier this morning they sent me a text message reminding me of my 11 o'clock appointment. I checked in at the office at 10:50. I was told my appointment was at 10:30 and I would have to reschedule. I showed them the text message they had sent to my phone telling me my appointment was 11 o'clock. The receptionist took my phone and showed it to somebody lurking behind the front desk. "His appointment says 11 o'clock," she told the person. The person said, "I can't possibly do that maybe later." The receptionist told me "It's gonna be a long wait but if you were willing to wait we can get you in." She then attended to the next patient. I started to sit down to wait and then I realized how foolish that was. I stood up, interrupted the next patient, and said, "Cancel my appointment; if you don't apologize, I don't patronize." I left. The doctor may be great; I was told she was. But under the circumstances, the absence of the basic common courtesies indicates I'm probably not going to be happy here.

Dr. Terry performed PRK (a variation of LASIK) on my eyes just under five years ago. I am very…read morehappy with both my treatment and results. In talking to different doctors, I felt most comfortable with Dr. Terry's approach and his genuine concern for me as a patient. He recommended PRK over LASIK for me because my cornea would fully heal afterwards and I would achieve the same improvements in my vision, though over a slightly longer time period (a couple weeks versus hours). With LASIK, your cornea is compromised because of the flap that is cut. At my wedding reception, I poked my eye with my sunglasses, which was rather sobering, and I covered my eye for the next day because it hurt so bad. I am fairly confident that if I'd had LASIK instead of PRK, I would have been headed to an eye surgeon to repair the flap on my cornea instead of dancing at the reception.

Gives me only 2-5min of his time; gets annoyed by my questions; talks to me like I am a 6-years old…read more"inexperienced" kid; does not take action to solve the issue at hand, but only makes my eye numb to the issues by drugging me with steroid drops despite my concerns about side effects; last - he got tired of me challenging his medical decisions and pushed me onto his younger colleague. Dr. Mark Terry was recommended to me by my previous eye doctor who actually failed to inform me that I have had not one, but several rejection reactions after my surgery. At least, Dr. Mark Terry found out about that and told me, but then he quickly moved onto defending the behavior of the previous doctor which disappointed me. I find such a behavior to lack integrity and it does not put the patient's interests first as the doctors oath dictates.

My biggest challenge with this clinic is their communication. I met with an eye specialist, and…read moreshe discussed a proposed surgery with me. Additionally, she talked about several other options as well. I was expecting an after patient summary that would outline the steps I needed to take to prep for my upcoming surgery, as well as detailed info about the surgery itself. I received nothing - and no information in my mychart record. When I arrived on my surgery day, I didn't have ANY pre-education or pre-warning re: preparations about what to actually expect with the surgery. The various office staff/observers came in and out of my room (like 6 people - not sure why so many people? No one said) I asked a couple questions and the surgeon ignored me. The staff all just started doing stuff to prep me for surgery, no one explained anything to me at all - it was like I wasn't even there. I accidentally reached up to wipe off a stream of eye drops rolling down my face and got scolded not to do that, but no one had told me prior to not do that. They need to provide detailed after visit summaries and better communication to their patients, and send reminder notices outlining expected preparations the patient should take prior to upcoming procedures, as well as after surgery care. After my surgery,the nurse rattled off 5 different prescriptions I was supposed to take following a prescribed sequence of usage. These steps weren't written down and it was up to me to try to remember how and when to administer the various meds.

I have been going in monthly for a treatment and my impression is that it's run like a mill of some…read moresort and with little regard for the patients. The time it should take to get some metrics done adds up to 15 minutes max. Add another half hour, generously, for the treatment prep and delivery and there's no reason on Earth for me to be there for much more than an hour. Nevertheless, I have from time to time spent upwards of an hour waiting between the tests and the treatment and it's never been less than 45 minutes. I have generously allowed two hours and several times now I've had to leave without being treated so as not to miss my transportation home. Twice now, I've had an assistant tell me to allow three hours. Seriously. Give up an entire morning or afternoon for something that could have been done in an hour. This business seriously needs to hire an efficiency expert to streamline their services.

I just had Corneal Cross-Linking surgery with Dr. Straiko a couple of weeks ago and I highly…read morerecommend him. He's kind, knowledgeable, and funny - and a da*n good surgeon.

I don't normally write reviews but I had such an amazing service! The selection of glasses were…read moreoutstanding. I'll be back for my next pair of glasses. Thank you, Dr. Duong!

Courteous staff, good selection of frames, clean aesthetic, and knowledgeable, personable doctor…read morewith great bedside manner. 11/10 would recommend!