Pleasant staff Caring, competent physicians…read more Willing to accommodate if necessary if something unusual comes up

Fantastic all around. I ran out of contacts unexpectedly (I live in Morgantown) and Brandon was…read moreable to help me out! So grateful for this eye clinic.

After getting my prescription from this place, they told me I needed bifocals, but when they gave…read moreme the prescription and only had one of my prescriptions on it so now I've ordered the wrong glasses like two or three times trying to figure out what's going on which I don't need a waste of money waste of time and when I try to call the office to speak to a manager, it's impossible to get anybody what ridiculousness is a doctor's office that you can actually not call clearly there's some mismanagement here and they don't care as long as the money keeps rolling in

My cataract surgery was done by Dr Thompson at Rivers Health. I received excellent care while…read morethere. The surgery staff was great. I have had no problems with the surgery and my vision is better than I expected it to be. Can't wait to have the other eye done.

Always greeted with a smile and helping hand. Dr. Mark whittington treats you like family and…read moreexplains everything that is going on with your eyes. I've been going to whittingtons eye care for 7 years now, and still enjoy my visits there. THANKYOU for being such a caring and helpful facility.

Everyone there was super friendly and helpful! Smiles from everyone I saw there and you can tell…read morethey have a nice environment. I was walked through each step and told what each tool did. They even explained the lens options and what each does. Amazing place, amazing staff, wonderful place to get vision exams, I'll never go back to another eye doctor office! Seen by Dr. Nathan Stevens.

They used to be very good. "Before Covid " which seems to be the running excuse for poor customer…read moreservice nowadays. I have been a patient for 3 years. I have always gotten disposable contacts. I got one pair of glasses to have as backup a few years ago that ended up in the bottom of my purse and not worn once. Dr Franke at my appointment told me he prescribed my contacts to take care of the issue I was having with mine in that I couldn't see close with them in. We then moved. We now have to make a separate appointment to get contacts because I guess she's afraid of getting Covid if she sees patients right after the doctor?? Anyway we moved. I was going to be in town and wanted to come in and get my contacts. She said she can't because I am not prescribed them, in spite of never wearing glasses. She said I need to pay her $125 to switch it over. Nice way to scam people for extra money thanks to Covid

This doctor is only concerned about doing surgery on you. If you do not need surgery...DO NOT go to…read morethis doctor. Even if you do...get a second opinion!

There were a wide range of choices for frames. They were very helpful without being pushy. I…read moreshopped at 4 places prior to settling on the Visionworks. The price was reasonable. Stephenie was super friendly and Knowledgeable.

Very good place. I have been going to Dr Bryant for over 10yrs. He is the best. $150 for…read morecontacts/eye exam and u get a trial pair of contacts when u leave office. Glasses are affordable and vision works accepts medicaid for eyeglasses. Plus, your glasses are ready in an hr.

Doctor Stanley and the staff have been very nice to me during my time going through Cataract…read moresurgery recovery checkups and my regular eye exams. Highly recommend them! Looking forward to my new glasses!

After taking time off work and coming to the appointment the receptionist advised me they did not…read moretake my insurance. I told her I advise them of my insurance when I called and made the appointment and she told me "well you should have checked with your insurance." Isn't that her job? On top of wasting my time they were also extremely unprofessional and rude I would not recommend them to anyone. Oh I also waiting 2 months to get the appointment! What a huge waste of time!

From the owner: Dr. Stephen L. Gaal is the local eye doctor to see for all of your eye care needs in Charleston,…read moreWV. As your local Charleston optometrist, Dr. Stephen L. Gaal can help diagnose, treat, and detect subtle changes in your eyes year over year. Come visit our offices at 1013A Charleston Town Center Charleston, WV 25389 and let us help you see and look your best. Our doctors are here to provide the professional eye care near you, to guarantee you have the clearest vision. Call today to schedule an appointment for your annual eye exam.

I went to this doctor and the receptionist was rude and short, I had a tear in my corneas and they…read moresaid I had nothing wrong ended up having surgery and no, I did not have it with them. Worse place ever!!!!

I went here years ago and had a good experience with the previous doctor. We recently moved back to…read morethe area, so I made an appointment here again a couple of months ago. Went to get my contacts and saw the new doctor. The receptionist had an attitude and was very curt and short with me. The doctor's bedside manner left a lot to be desired. The receptionist, who also performed the contact exam (not the doctor!) made a rude comment about my age when I jokingly said I was too young for bifocals. I asked the doctor if I could get bifocals put into the frames I already had and he said I could, but he'd want me to get bigger frames. (Is HE wearing my glasses for me?) At checkout, the receptionist tried to charge me out of pocket price even though I have insurance and when I balked at the price she got mad and said "Well, you didn't give me your card." She hadn't asked for my card. I had filled out that I had insurance (my previous [out of state] doctor's receptionist had simply looked up the insurance information on her computer and I assumed since this one hadn't asked for it that she'd done the same) and she just huffed at me to give her my card. While waiting to leave, the doctor made disparaging remarks about the previous doctor to me and about optometrists in general since HE was an Opthamologist. He had also spoken very patronisingly to me because I didn't know much about opthamology. I'm an author and social scientist, not an eye doctor. Against my better judgement, I made an appointment for my husband about a month ago since it was on our insurance and a convenient drive. The receptionist again did all the preliminary tests and the contact exam (though we saw no credentials for her being trained to do so), then gave my husband an attitude because he didn't pop his contacts in fast enough for her even though they weren't busy at all. Needless to say, we won't be going back there.

They had a couple nice people at the reception table. But the doctor(s) were really rude, dismissed…read moremy feelings, and hardly talked or communicated anything with me. They did an XRay (which wasn't covered by vision and never communicated that prior), and while doing the X-ray the woman yelled at me. Said I needed to focus my left eye on the X, y'all I have a lazy left eye. It hardly lets me control it. After explaining that she was really rude. The woman who checked me out, and helped me with glasses were nice. But there was someone else there today that checked me in, complete different receptionist from last time. Who caught attitude saying she left a vm about needing my ins, I assumed she meant vision? But turns out she meant medical because the X-ray is considered medical, and I don't have medical insurance. Either way, overall experience 1/5 because of how they treated me, immediately told my sister not to go here any longer as well. Used to be our favorite eye doctors when we were kids too.

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