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    Ezra L Galler, MD

    2.0 (4 reviews)
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    Updated 2 months ago

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    Rhode Island Eye Institute - Still haven't gotten a call back on that appointment. How absurd for a doctors office.

    Rhode Island Eye Institute

    1.7(111 reviews)
    1.8 mi

    Just a few things to note, so buyer beware:…read more -I went in for a routine, annual eye exam, which is 100% covered by my healthcare insurance. However, this was billed as a "diagnostic" exam since the provider "found" dry-eye syndrome, something I never complained of or has trouble with. Result: $30 co-pay -A prescription for glasses or contact: An additional $60 -A "contact lens fitting assessment" (considered to be 'cosmetic') even though this has not changed in year. Result $70 Total Bill for an routine eye exam: $160 Be VERY skeptical of this place. I understand the contact lens fitting charge, as I have paid for that in the past, but the other two (2) charges are pure 'junk fees'. Needless to say, I will not be going back to this place.

    The doctors at the insitute are OUTSTANDING. Sad;y. this review is long overdue. Since selling…read morethe practice to ReFocus, the staff at the check in desk and on the phones are deplorable. Staff turn over a lot and while you can find someone who is friendly, that is few and far between. Rude to patients is an understatement. Thuy are seen and heard talking nasty to patients, even going out of their way to not accommofate you. Like myself, most of the patients are older and I think they belive it's ok to be rude to the seniors. Their billing is done by another company - and often payments are not attached to your account properly. If you are lucky to have a doctor that can see you in Barrington, SK or Fall River, make the drive. Their staff are not rude like they are in providence. Be prepared to sit on hold to get a message to your doctor, or to be disconnected when someone finaly pick up. It is sad this is how things are run now, but do have faith that your doctors and their team of medical proefessionals that work with them will go above and beyond for your care. If you can stomach the bs with the front office staff.

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    Peter Deblasio, MD

    4.0(9 reviews)
    3.0 mi

    Only great experiences from ordinary routine visits to surgery. Very experienced doctor that is…read moreable to answer questions and explain things easily and without hesitation and in laymen's terms. In addition, there is an attentive and accommodating office staff as well as at Fatima Hospital. Results have been great!

    I called in the morning and asked for an appointment, because I was seeing a really big floater in…read moremy right eye and since I am very nearsighted, I wanted to make sure that it was just a floater and nothing serious. I was told that they don't have any availability and the next appointment would be in 4 months. All they could do was write down my number and call me in case of a cancellation (they never called). Luckily, I called another ophthalmologist practice and the receptionist there knew that a big floater combined with heavy nearsightedness could be something serious, so she gave me an appointment within an hour. It turned out it wasn't a floater, but a tear in my retina and I needed emergency laser surgery that same afternoon. I was told it that it was a good thing that I came in that same day, because had I waited any longer it could have turned into a detached retina. I cannot fathom how an ophthalmologist practice does not know that a big floater in very nearsighted people can mean a retinal tear or detachment and therefore is considered an emergency. I have never encountered a medical practice that did not make availability for emergencies or at least told the patient calling with such urgent symptoms to seek medical help elsewhere that same day. Maybe it was for the best that this office didn't have any availability for me, I have serious doubts now about their competency.

    Ezra L Galler, MD - optometrists - Updated August 2026

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