Dr. Hribar is one of the finest most caring doctors I have ever gone to. He has always taken the…read moretime to discuss my medical needs and all viable solutions.

My experience with this practice and Dr Hribar (pronounced 'rebar') was jaw dropping bad. I went in…read morewith knee pain. I made an appt. in a week, I thought that was okay. In the meantime, I saw my PCP and told him what was going on, he ordered an x-ray, pain meds and told me to take it easy. (he's aware I am a caregiver to someone with end stage disease) There is no taking it easy, but I'll prepare by getting an x-ray.  My x-ray was done the day after Black Friday. My appt was for the following Monday. My wait was 15 minutes, then I was taken to a second waiting room and waited there under a minute. Dr Hribar came in pressed around my knee, and  said arthritis. Dr. Hribar gave me a shot in the knee, which was painless, it can take up to 3 days to work if at all. I asked for some pain medication for the next 3 days and he refused, stating only surgery and another procedure does he give pain medication. He has lots of paperwork to do because of insurance companies. I told him , " you cannot be my doctor". He replied, "I don't care". A rude and a very telling statement. He was okay to leave me in pain for a few days to save himself from doing all that paperwork, but he "doesn't care". WOW. This doctor didn't take the time to talk with me about history. When I did speak I was cut off by him and the nurse was walking out the door leaning back in the room as I was still speaking, so rushed in that office. Take a number and get out, was the tone.  It's been one week and the pain subsided 7 days after the injection. It may be time to reevaluate your career Dr Hribar? Use this office at your own peril.

The care was horrible. I have a $600 limit on my insurance for vision. I didn't expect to have to…read morepay anything out of pocket. Then I was shown a only 2 panels I could pick frames from. The 1st four I liked she said they wouldn't work so my next option was to pick the best of the worst. At the end she said I owed $45. I was to come back in 2 weeks to get them. I called Aetna to ask why I had to pay. Aetna called and said they apparently did some test that was not necessary for the exam so Aetna made them reimburse me. When I went to try the glasses they were so blurry I couldn't see. The lady kept insisting that I just didn't understand how to use them. I kept doing what she said and she kept getting so mad and it was so embarrassing and I told her I can't buy a pair of glasses that I can't see out of. She went to the other lady and loudly said maybe you can explain to her. As it ended they made me give them the glasses and they collected the insurance money so now Aetna is fighting with them to take care of this because it is fraud. They billed my insurance and will not give me glasses

Dr. Dreier has been my optometrist for many years now. He and his staff make me feel comfortable…read moreevery time I go, even if I have silly questions! They are very thorough and competent.

Everyone was friendly, honest, and knowledgeable! I felt well taken care of and not judged at all…read more They are very professional and did an amazing job with my fillings and my cleaning!

The experience that I had here does not fit with the other reviews at all. We just moved to the…read morearea and were looking for a dentist and the reviews I read were good, so I gave a call. First and foremost, when I made the appointment, the receptionist was not pleasant. This concerned me, but we went through with scheduling. We had to wait 6 months for the appointment. We had 4 appts that were scheduled for the same afternoon. 3 at once and one a little later (whoever thought that was a good idea doesn't have 2 young children). We had an issue with my husband running late as he was called to a wildfire and the front desk receptionist was rushing me away from my two children and was short and rude with me. She was annoyed that we were running late. The dental hygienist working with my son was amazing and I felt comfortable enough to leave my son with her and get my daughter into a chair (which they put on the opposite side of the office...) My daughter, who has had her teeth cleaned before was not doing as well as my son and I had to hold her hand and was working on sneaking away to get into my appointment when the rude front desk receptionist came and was again short with me. I was already frazzled due to my husband being late, being rushed and there being a complete lack of understanding for what was happening. I started to tear up and had a chance to sneak away from my daughter and check on my son. I saw the receptionist and I stopped to talk with her. I let her know that her being short with me and rushing me and speaking to me the way she did was upsetting and I really didn't appreciate it while trying to navigate with my two children. I ended up running into the dentist next and he asked if everything was ok. I told him my husband was late arriving and I was upset about being rushed away from my children and pressured to jump into a chair. Rather than be understanding, he was annoyed because I had let the woman know that she was upsetting me by rushing me. He told me if I didn't trust his staff, I didn't need to be there. If I had yelled, this would make more sense to me. Instead, I let a person know how they made me feel. If you don't let someone know their actions are affecting you, they will continue them. Do not get me wrong, the dental hygienists were both great with the kids and they were understanding of the situation and trying to work with me and my children. I give a 1 because I have NEVER had such a dreadful experience. I have felt nothing but welcomed in this town, until this experience. (For those invested in the story, my husband did arrive, just as my daughter was finishing up. He apologized to the dentist, and I had a fit as I was in a tizzy by then. He got an earful. It's not his fault he was late, but don't apologize to someone who showed no understanding to the situation.)

$300 an hour if paying out of pocket, that's 6 months membership to the YMCA!! Won't tell you what…read moreinsurance will cover until AFTER you start. I guess you have to pass the bill before you can read it.

What a great bunch of professionals here ! As a patient recovering from a shattered elbow , I have…read morebecome a regular here . Can't say enough about how helpful & fun these people are . They push your body to the limits , but this is their job ...& a job well done !!!

dr leonard is a good dr.. and so is lauren the nurse practioner... close to home.. and Amanda the…read morereceptionist knows her stuff.. very friendly...

It has become a franchise chain. They will push their "Vision Source" products and services. I have…read morebeen using the same contacts since high school and they have talked me into using theirs. To be fair, they are not bad contacts, although I do have issues with their products ripping on me. Dr. Kennedy sold his practice to them and he is pretty much retired. So pretty much not independent, despite what they say and what is on their website. Franchisees are still limited in what they do by the company. I have tried their rebate system for their contact lenses and every year it has been a headache. Why is it so complicated? Take pictures of your boxes, Take pictures of your receipt and take a picture of your prescription. Why? Why can't this be handled by them? Why do I have to make an account, do all of that and wait for as of 5/15/20 5 months to have the "card" in my hand. BTW it was shipped on MAR 3rd, although I provided this info at the end of Jan. I would not mention this if it was just a "one-off" but it is consistent. As far as the staff? They are good people and are friendly, I have no complaints about the Staff. But, to push their inferior products, with a convoluted rebate system (that will no doubt will go unclaimed by a majority of patients due to access to computers, the hassle, and their age) and downplaying other brands (you still can order them, but you would be better off ordering them somewhere else and they do not really mention it). If you just need a check up, have to have glasses fixed, need fitted for contacts then they are a good place to go. But their mediocre products, convoluted rebate system and the fact that they are a franchise don't do it for me. Personally, I will be going to a truly independent optometrist in my community, keep more of the money local.