The Optometrist and his staff are highly recommended. They take the time and care to get things…read moreright. BUT be cautious about ordering glasses there. The lab that supplies their lenses will send pitted or scratched lenses that will have to be returned. You may wait months to receive your prescription. I ordered glasses on March 5, 2025. I finally had a usable pair on June 10th.

I was a patient for about 10 years. Apparently, they've sold to a large corporate chain. Instead of…read moreseeing a doc who was part of the practice, I saw a guy who said he's there 2 days a week. I got 2 days a week worth of effort. He made me feel like he wanted me out of there as quickly as possible. Didn't want to dilate me when all docs want to based on family history. Told me in the most brusque way possible about the practice sale, his 2 days a week status, and that I can expect my eyes to get worse as I approach my 40's. At the end of the appointment, I took my prescription to go and found a small local practice where the doctor actually cares. Wouldn't recommend, which is disappointing from a place I formerly trusted.

When I showed them that 2 pair of eyeglasses were scratched EXACTLY the same pattern & the same…read moreway, via the case, they gave me, they pretty much called me a liar. Both pair had been extremely expensive so I had been as careful with them as a person could be. It was a while ago now, but I will never return.

Owner and staff are friendly and professional, which was demonstrated when I purchased my most…read morerecent pair of glasses. I chose a frame that turned out to be unsuited for my prescription. After using the glasses for a couple of weeks I returned to Battin and explained my issues. They immediately offered to replace my purchase with a different frame and lenses at no cost to me. A+

The Ophthalmologist --- top notch. Eyewear staff -- not so much…read more I've been getting my glasses there for years, but that's ending as soon as I pick up my new set of glasses. It's taken nearly three weeks, and they're still not available. But, yes, I'll still get my eyes examined there. Apparently, they broke in transit. Or they broke when the staff was putting in the lenses. Or perhaps it never got ordered properly. It doesn't matter what the reason is -- I don't have the expensive frames I paid for. The worst part is that *I* had to call and ask if the glasses were ready, only to find out there was a problem. Were the staff forthcoming about the problem? Were they proactive in telling me? Were they stepping-up to resolve the problem? Did they keep me in the loop? No. *I* got concerned that they had forgotten to call me to tell me the frames and lenses were ready. So I called for an update. And only then was I informed there was a problem. And any updates are still communicated only when I make the phone calls; they're not initiated by the staff. Anyways -- get your eyes examined here. Good, professional examination, and he genuinely cares about his patients. Get your eyes examined, get the prescription in your hand, and order lenses and frames elsewhere or even online; you'll get better service that way. (Yes, even online).

Rich was outstanding at helping my mother pick out her new pair of glasses! Thank you for being so…read morekind, patient and full of knowledge!

Was looking for a new eye doctor and after a quick online search, I saw this place just a 3 minute…read moredrive away. Very welcoming setting and super nice employees. Dr. Bradley was very thorough with my exam. I ordered contacts and they were mailed quickly! I will definitely be going back next year for my annual exam.

Dr. Bradley was amazing. She was thorough and efficient. I would highly recommend this new practice!read more

Started going to the Clinic back in 1961 when I was 10 years old and the founder LaDonna Swan was…read morethe sole Ocularist. Since 1961 I've had a few new eyes made and each one was a perfect match to my live eye. Prior to 1961 my Mom took me to several places to get an artificial eye but each one was from stock or picture and they never look the same as my live one. At the Ocular Restoration Clinic when they make a custom eye it looks identical to the live eye. You can not tell the difference. I've lived with an artificial eye for over 70 years and I can't tell you how many times a person I've just met or encountered a few times tells me that they could not tell the difference between my real and artificial eye. In fact a few have asked, which one is real. The clinic does great work. They are very much dedicated to detail making sure that the eye they are creating looks identical the the original. The eye socket changes as we age along with some coloring and veining with the live eye. As the happens it is time to have a new eye made and I have all the confidence in the world that the current Ocularist, Angela Reinhardt, will do a fibulas job. (I've seen her work)

I have been a patient with Ocular Restriction since 2011. My mother was a patient first for years…read moreand when due to genetic eye disease I had to have one eye removed there was no choice for me but to go to Ocular Restriction since they had done a great job for my mother. The drs that hand paint the eye to match my remaining eye did a beautiful job. People who don't know I have a prosthetic eye never can tell and are very surprised to learn this. The girls in the office are so friendly and helpful. If you are ever god forbid in need of a prosthetic eye this is the place to go. Thank you Angela, Tracy and Angel. RIP Tammi