I've been a patient of Dr. Nouri for a few years now. When she left Boston Laser in Brookline I was…read moreworried because I didn't want to see another eye doctor. Luckily, I found her and started seeing her again at her new office. Dr. Nouri is extremely thorough and errs on the side of caution, which I love. Her expertise in ophthalmology is second to none. She was the one who found my glaucoma in the earliest stages and has kept it stable. I recommend Dr. Nouri with no hesitation whatsoever.

From the owner: Welcome to Physicians Eye Care, the office of Dr. Nouri. We understand that you have countless…read moreoptions for your vision needs. We provide quality care by a dedicated physician in a small practice setting. In addition to healthcare backed by years of training and experience, the office is also a place in which patient comfort and convenience are prioritized. Unlike much larger practices in Boston, you will always be cared for by Dr. Nouri. When you visit our office, you are welcomed and examined by her and treated in the same manner she would treat her family. Your concerns are important to us, and we want to make sure all your questions are answered. Whatever your eye care needs, know that you are in capable hands of Dr. Nouri.

Had both eyes operated for cataract and received great care from dr O'Connor and his team. The…read moreresults are astounding, and I felt well taken care of during the whole process.

I am a patient of OCB and have seen Dr. O'Connor, Dr. Bush and Dr. Rifkin. It is so reassuring to…read morehave a team caring for you each with their unique area of specialty. When I needed cataract surgery, Dr. O'Connor was my first choice. I've had both eyes operated on and am very pleased with the results and care I received. Dr. O'Connor and his team especially Mark, gave me the confidence to proceed and I am happy that I didn't wait to have surgery. It was so nice to not have to travel to Boston for this level of expert care. Both OCB and Plymouth Laser and Surgical Center exceeded my expectations!

Wow What service , was excellent. I broke my glasses in an unfortunate time and place. I brought…read moremy glasses here and wasn't sure if I would be able to have them repaired or not. They were not bought in USA and not bought from this company, but the person brought them in the back , fixed them, and handed them back to me, no charge at all. Took great care of my glasses and they were wrecked. Thank you for taking such great care of my glasses.

I echo what everyone else has said about the wait time. It is actually insane. I'm calling my PCP…read moretoday to have them find me another provider. I was sent here from Fairhaven, and they were better at keeping appointment times, so maybe I'll just go back there. This place absolutely sucks. It isn't the medical assistant or secretaries fault- they're sweet and kind overall, but this place is just gross. Don't bother.

Excellent ophthalmologist! The most sincere, caring and competent eye doc in the area. I had worn…read moreglasses for most of my life and Dr. Cote was the only doc to actually talk me out of surgery when I had requested it. Ethical doc in a clean, convenient location.

I've been going to Dr Cote for many years, and DrCote and his staff are great people. Dr Cote…read morealways takes his time, and explains the results of all the tests, and in detail. He is also a great guy!!

I wrote a review first on the office see Boston Eye Care consultants, Falmouth for more of this…read moreexperience. Jane G. Schweitzer, MD are you kidding me. I've spent an unfortunate amount of times around doctors, from years at Walter Reed, to being the health care representative for a few seriously ill people. I know how it's done. My husband had what they thought was a mini stroke/TIA it was the second time this had happened. So we were investigating it further. He had been admitted for 2 days after the most recent and tests were preformed. We were brought into your examination room, an attendant gave the slightest wipe with a tiny pad to where my husband was going to be asked to put his chin, and lean his forehead. Doctor you entered the room, barely greeted us, pulled up the wrong chart, which I had to correct you on. BTW, if they reason you were hostile was because a spouse was in the room, check with your poorly trained staff, they, quoting my husband "they almost insisted you come in" (he had gone in first alone and was given drops, we, as Mr and Mrs were called as same) I mentioned that my son in CA had just called me saying he had some kind of dry eye that morning-and I told him to pick up some eye drops-this was meant with a blank stare. Odd I thought. My husband made some "breezy" comment, trying to lighten the air, something like well eye drops would be a good idea, I agreed. Your response-an icy stare. You checked my husbands eyes-twice. Then went on to explain TIAs. You detailed a TIA, while speaking down to the both of us. We're heard the descriptions in a far more caring way having just left a hospital, your "canned" description went on for about 10 minutes. By way of confirmation I said that a previous doctor had called it a TIA and you actually barked "what do you think I've been talking about for the last 30 minutes" We were shocked! Some observations/advice: ~Take an acting class, maybe it will teach you to act profession and caring. ~Your attitude will ruin your business, your staff is mirroring you. Clean it up. ~Get out of the business of people-you're burnt out. Maybe this profession interested you at one point, but clearly you hate your life.

She is absolutely terrible. Unprofessional, refuses to admit when she has made a mistake, would…read morerather lose patients than fix a problem with a simple solution. Avoid her and this office at all costs.

The exam seemed fine; but I paid a ridiculous amount of money for a cheap plastic frame and cheap…read moreplastic "prescription" lenses. They're not even glass! I could have bought these at Job Lot. Rip off.

Seems like nobody is happy in the Dartmouth office from reception to the doctors. Wait times are…read moreunacceptable. Upon entering I noticed the waiting room was full I asked the reception if they were behind thinking I would reschedule if so. She said no they were on time. I was there over 2 hours just for an annual checkup. I have been to the Fall River office and the girls there were lovely.

This issue caused us to be billed by bc/bs. This was a problem the office caused and the "witch"…read moreyelled out it was an accident. An accident that could costs us hundreds of dollars. I contact the John that replied to my comment and he has not responded. STAY AWAY!

Been going here the last 2-3 years. The doctor is very nice and discovered I was being misdiagnosed…read moreby my old eye doctor who kept telling me I had astigmatism when I didn't actually have astigmatism. The doctor fixes me right up I got new prescription and ever since I haven't had the eye pain or headaches that was having for decades going to my old doctor. Only issue is this place is limited with the eye glasses selection but that's no big deal.

In the interests of full disclosure, I've had the pleasure of knowing Dr. Paul Botelho personally,…read moreso when it came time for cataract surgery last year, he was the natural choice. Lest you think it's only due to personal relationship, Paul is also an instructor at Brown. Who better to perform eye surgery? That said, the overall experience was very positive, from scheduling to the exam process, then surgery, then billing question follow up. The actual surgery is done in batches, almost assembly-line styler. That may sound negative, but the staff was very attentive to all patients' personal needs and kept the process extremely organized so my mind was at ease knowing I was in good hands. Kudos to all the staff for a job well done! This office is highly recommended.

I have been looking for a good eye doctor for some time now. After visiting a few (and regretting…read moreit) I decided to give Advanced Eye Centers a call. I used to see one of the founding doctors years ago when I was young, as I've had eye issues all of my life. It was easy to schedule my appointment as I was still in their system after what had to be 8 or 12 years! They went over my insurance with me and explained what I'd be expected to pay at my first visit. I was able to get an appointment scheduled about two weeks out, but that was partly because my own work schedule is busy! I arrived about 10 minutes early and completed some simple paperwork. I was the only one in the waiting room and right on time was greeted by Dr. Michaud, an OD at the practice. My exam was thorough but quick, which was really great as I was in and out in about 30 minutes. I was able to get a pair of contacts in my new prescription to wear home and ordered a few months worth to be delivered to my house - super convenient. Check out was simple and easy. They do have an optical shop on premises which is convenient, but I chose to keep my old frames and they do charge a fee on top of the lense replacement charge if you aren't purchasing new ones through them. I elected to shop around for prices, so I didn't spend too much time in the shop. The doctor and staff were friendly and helpful and the practice was very clean. I had a great experience and will continue to visit them in the future.

busy office but, the people there were excellent. life…read moreisn't perfect but in terms of good / bad, I considered it a magical experience. your mileage may vary. thanks guys.

Took my client for cataract surgery today & the wait room for the ppl needing surgery was standing…read morerm only! Very small area & def not enough chairs! I stood while my client naturally sat. Intake at desk was pleasant enough & done in timely manner. But once you're in there, your time means little to them. I was told it would be about 2 1/4 hrs, which gave me time to get to my clients spouse to be of use there. Things went south from there, as I rushed to get back by the 2 1/4 mark, despite not getting a call. It was about a 40 min drive, so the 15 min ahead of time call, would not have helped someone that far away. I get back there after my rush, only to be told she's not ready & they'll call. I waited a while, back to the desk & asked if I had time to go to get coffee. No prob. Gone around 1/2 hr. Told again she's fine, just not ready yet. It's now well over the 2 1/4 hrs I was told it would be. By the time she was finally out, it was 4 hrs 40 min! HELLO? I was told, it's surgery....nothing is guaranteed to be on schedule. Even my client felt rushed to get out, once she was in recovery. We both had questions, but were told there was a sheet we could read on the post op at home. The nurse just kept moving her OUT. She said it was like a cattle ranch w/all the commotion & being rushed away & out, once they were done w/her. So, it's OK for them to tie you up all day long & have you miss another appt, b/c you were under the impression you'd be out in plenty of time...But it's not OK for you to question anything. Follow up is tomorrow. Supposed to be a quicky in another office location for the Dr. I'm not counting on anything quick, or timely w/them. Oh, they have a sign warning ppl not to verbally abuse their staff in any way...It will be a costly mistake. Apparently they've had unhappy patients who voiced their displeasure in the past. If the follow up is anything like this colossal time guzzler today, I'll be back. ;)