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    Eyesite Optical Center

    5.0 (1 review)

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    Rosin Eyecare - Niles

    Rosin Eyecare - Niles

    1.7(17 reviews)
    2.0 mi
    $$$

    They must have had different people working here in the past because I had a great experience here…read more I was able to make an appointment online and received a phone call the next day confirming my appointment. I also had a reminder phone call the day before I was scheduled to come in confirming the appointment and reminding me to bring insurance card and to wear a mask. The woman at the front desk was very pleasant and the doctor was great (and the exam only went around 30 minutes!). The only negative I can say about the place is they don't have a HUGE selection/types of glasses like other places do. The woman that helped me when paying for my glasses was very informative and upfront about what I was being charged for. I went with the 12 month warranty for $30 which replaces my glasses or lenses if they break or scratch! I will definitely be back for my vision needs.

    there are some simple things this place could do to make the customer experience less frustrating…read moreand irritating. 1) you sent me a "digital form" to fill out a bunch of eye/medical history in advance, to save me the time of coming early to fill out a hard copy. great. however, the digital form's NOT a digital form you can fill out online and submit. it's a PDF that you can't click into at all. i had to download it, open up adobe reader and create my own text fields for every one of the 50+ fields. that's annoying and if someone doesn't have adobe reader, they won't be able to do this. anyway - so i fill this out the only way it can be filled out. then i'm left to wonder, will replying to this reminder with the attachment work? the email said yes, reply to this. so i did. but i doubted it would work. so i came in 30 min early just in case, taking off of work even earlier, and getting childcare set up. i get there, and sure enough, no we didn't get it. ok - so then how is anyone supposed to sign in early the way you've set it up? it is not possible. now i'm standing at the front desk, answering questions in front of a staff of 5-6 people about my medical history out loud to the receptionist? that's not good. that shouldn't happen. 2) put yourselves in your patients' shoes. remind people their exam will require them to get their eyes dilated and to factor that into how they get home. especially at night. a simple reminder in your not-helpful "reminder/pre-registration" email would be helpful. people might want to plan ahead if driving home in the dark with dilated eyes proves challenging. 3) tell your doctor to work on his bedside manner. i came in accidentally with an old sample of contacts and he asked me questions about my contact changing regimen. great questions, helped me realize i should be subbing in solution and new contacts more regularly -- good reminder. i'm there for that. however, when asked if i knew the strength of the over the counter readers i've been using (bought by my wife), i said i wasn't sure. his response - a barely concealed scoff - i thought you'd say that. treat your patients, who are not thinking of their eye health 100% of the time like you might be, with more respect. 4) staff was friendly - but like the first time i came here (i showed up after waiting a month for an appointment only to find out the doctor had a conflict - they'd tried calling earlier in the day but i was in meetings all day so didn't get it), half the folks there seem to not really know what they're doing - in a constant state of training (same thing happened with same people 4 months earlier). i asked myself, is this how it normally is, am i being too harsh and thought back to every one experience i've had at optical centers, etc and the answer was no. this is strange. unprofessional. not good. i never leave bad reviews for things - live and let live, everyone has bad days. but come on. if you can't make your visitors' life easier at least don't make it harder. thanks.

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