I've been going there for several years and also had eye surgery with Dr. Chin. He is an amazing…read moredoctor. The whole staff is very nice and they are always there to help you.

I had appointment to get evaluate regrding need for cataracts. Doctor never looked at my eyes…read more Woman put too many eyedrops in my eyes and now all blurry. One of the test was not done but they sent records and it was included. as done is You should see doctor first before any testing done! It appears is an assembly line to get you to scheduled to sign up for cataracts surgery. Doctor badgered me! No explanation of anything! Would not recommend them! I would not recommend them!

Tried to make an appointment, but he doesn't do Veterans. They don't except payment from the…read moreVeterans Administration, The lady that handles billing had quite a condescending attitude .

I have been a patient of Dr. Rodman's for many years. I followed him from a prior practice to…read moreMicrosurgical Eye Consultants and it is worth traveling the extra distance. He is a highly skilled professional, very knowledgeable on the latest surgical procedures, and always takes time to answer questions, find solutions, and go above and beyond to ensure his patients get the best care. I recently had cataract surgery and had lots of questions prior to surgery about the procedure, expected results, and the potential for any problems. Dr. Rodman took a lot of time to answer my questions and ensure I was comfortable with the answers. I have always received excellent care from him and he's always found solutions for me. I have to say that for me cataract surgery was life changing. After cataract surgery, I am in awe of the improvement in my vision. I no longer need glasses except for "cheaters" for reading. I am very happy with the results and thankful to Dr. Rodman and the Microsurgical staff for their attentiveness and care given to me as a patient. All of the Microsurgical Eye staff is very professional, always greets patients, answer questions and gives their full attention to patients. It is a large practice, but always well organized and efficient. There is a lot of teamwork among the staff to ensure the patient experience is a positive one. I would highly recommend Dr. Rodman and the Microsurgical staff with confidence in their abilities. You won't find a better team of eye care professionals! They truly care about their patients!

Dr. Gaddipati has been my Ophthalmologist for many years and he is great! I always feel like he…read moretakes all the time in the world to listen to me and address my needs, like "dry eyes" or my awful allergies to spring pollen. He also performed laser surgery for me some years ago and it went very well. I strongly recommend this Dr!

I HAD gone to another dr before him. They said I need surgery and that I had glaucoma. I went to…read morehim I did not have glaucoma he also said he did not believe in giving people surgery if they did not need it. Nice to find an honest Dr good reviews from all my friends also.

My first time there and glad I chose them. Professional and courteous staff all around in non…read morecorporate setting. Thorough exam and explanations when needed. Very good experience.

Called two days ago to see if they could change the lens on my sunglasses . I believe that I spoke…read moreto Melissa and after a brief period on hold she thought they could . I came the following day and was greeted by Melissa who was extremely pleasant and she took my glasses and lens out back and when she returned they had installed the new lenses and tightened up the frames. They are in better shape than when I purchased them 18 years ago on the Army base. Thank you Melissa and the Parrelli optical team fantastic service and great people to Deal with . I have worked with Kevin in the past and again just great customer service.

My opthomologist sent me to Parrelli to try contact lenses prior to having cataract surgery. I…read morevisited PArrelli 3 or 4 times and each time there was a long wait and when I did get to be with Jonathan he got involved with other customers while I was waiting for him. I guess he tries to please everybody without regard to his schedule. Finally, after the exams he was to send a report to the opthomologist with his findings. Despite several reminder calls over about 3months leaving message from me and the optholomolgist's office the report never appeared. The last contact was with Jonathan calling me once to remind him of the diagnosis. I wasn't available at that time and he agreed to calling me later that day which never happened. And there is still no report. Maybe Parrelli is a good business but a total failure for my needs.

I have seen every one of the doctors in this practice, although I usually see Dr. Emma Massicott…read more they are all great - kind, concerned, knowledgeable. Dr. Massicott is especially upbeat and carefully explained everything. It's true, I usually have a significant wait time . Bring a good book!

WARNING- Avoid this place. I finally switched to another optometrist after using Gurley for years…read more My appointments at Gurley's involved waiting an hour plus in his crowded waiting room. Once you are seen by the assistant and they put drops in your eyes, it's another 35 minutes sitting in a hallway not being able to see. They then take you in. At the place I gratefully have switched to, I have never waited more than 3 minutes to be seen. I also found out that the drops to dilate ones eyes work in a few minutes - not over 30 as told that's the time at Gurley's! So happy to have left this practice and so is my husband. It's sad to see lots of elderly people with their caregivers waiting for hours in the waiting room. Seems this org. cares more about $$$ than patients!

This was the 2nd time I had an appointment with Dr. Orenberg. The first time he was very…read moreprofessional . The second time did not go well. He was very abrupt, was unable to provide a new prescription for glasses. He couldn't get a "reading". Could have been my eyes hadn't recovered from the eye drop dilation- go figure. It wasn't until I I went to the patient visit result website that I found out I have cataracts in both eyes. Dr. Orenberg didn't say anything about cataracts.

From the owner: "Our contemporary facility with state-of-the-art equipment best meets the eye care needs of our…read morepatients with cataract, diabetes, macular degeneration, glaucoma, eye plastic surgery, pediatric eye care and refractive needs," Dr. Stoler said. "We are fortunate to have such a central location that offers convenient appointments to North Shore Boston patients." "We really enjoy getting to know our patients well. Because of the relationships we develop, it is extremely gratifying when I can help to improve their vision" states Dr. Orenberg.

DR. GLAVAS...where do I start? First I have had 21 years of experience working for plastic…read moresurgeons as a practice cosmetic coordinator/medical assistant so I have some knowledge of plastic surgery procedures. I did my homework, checked his reviews and thought he would be a good choice to discuss upper & lower blepharoplasty. I did have a previous blepharoplasty 25 years ago so I knew what to expect and it was a very easy and uneventful recuperation. My first appointment with DR. GLAVAS lasted 5 minutes and when I left I thought he didn't have much to say. His response to my questions were "yes we can do that" but I thought he has a good reputation so he knows what he's doing. Fast forward, I had the surgery (my mistake) and knew immediately when I got home that there was something wrong with my right eye. There was a cut in the upper right corner that extended beyond my upper lid so you could see my eyeball! Both eyes were a mess so much so that I had to wear sunglasses in the house. I waited two days before calling his office and was told he was in Japan for two weeks and had NO coverage! I never heard of such a thing. A doctor goes out of town, he has to have coverage especially a surgeon. They said I could go to a hospital ER but it would probably be a 4 hour wait if I went to MA Eye & Ear. I then called optholmologists and oculoplastic surgeons but no one would see me because they did not do the surgery. I finally after 1 1/2 weeks of suffering walked into my old optholmogist's office crying that someone had to see me. I had two doctors in the room and the first thing they said was "who did this to you". They prescribed antibiotics but said I have to see the doctor immediately when he returns which I did. His response was "you're healing. Give it time". At my next follow-up with me still wearing sunglasses in the house, my eyes not fully closing but hard to keep them open and the big cut still on the right eyelid. Also, there were 9 people ahead of me in the waiting room so I timed their visits. He literally spent 2-3 minutes with each patient. I had several more visits all being the same with many people ahead of me and his spending so little time with each one. My longest appointment with him was 5 minutes. He said nothing other than he could probably stitch the hole in my right lid and got defensive when I expressed my concerns. To make this story shorter, it has now been 14 months post surgery and my eyes are still not right nor are they comfortable. My left eye is much smaller than my right (he said because one eyebrow is higher than the other! If so, wouldn't the surgeon compensate for that?? I still have to wear sunglasses outside, am constantly putting in eye drops because I feel like I have sticks in my eyes. I have very visible scars that look like blisters in the corners of both eyes. He did laser on my lower lids for discoloration and fine lines for which I paid $6300.00!! They look the same with no improvement other than now having scars. He did say he could redo this but was going to charge me again. Sorry this is so long but my experience with DR. GLAVAS has been horrific. STAY AWAY. He's all about volume and doesn't care about his patients. Time to retire, DR. GLAVAS. P.S. My neighbor also used him and had issues.

From the owner: Dr. Glavas is a board certified surgeon who has been trained both as an eye plastic surgeon…read more(oculoplastic surgeon) and as a facial cosmetic surgeon. In his years of experience. Dr. Glavas has developed a multidisciplinary approach to facial rejuvenation. His techniques give emphasis to quick recovery and natural appearance.

Dr. Levy is amazing and the only reason I continue to go the the Eye Center. He gets five stars…read morefrom me! He made cataract surgery on both of my eyes and I see now very well. He is excellent at what he does and attentive. He always give me good tips and things to look out for... Thank You Dr. Levy! Unfortunately the staff that answers the phone and screens new patients are rude sometimes and obnoxious.

I had a disappointing experience at this office. My appointment was scheduled around lunchtime, and…read morefrom the moment I arrived, things felt chaotic. The person checking me in kept mentioning that "everyone was at lunch," which didn't exactly inspire confidence. The whole visit felt very disorganized. I was moved through four different rooms for what should have been a routine appointment. One for check-in, another for testing, a third to answer questions, and a fourth to see the doctor. After my exam, I had to stand around waiting to check out because it seemed like a new employee was being trained. One person was trying to do their own job while training someone, while several other staff members were just standing around. My appointment was a routine contact lens and glasses exam. They didn't have trial lenses in my new prescription, which wasn't a big deal because they said they could order them and have them in a couple days. Great! But when I went back to pick up the trial lenses, the check-in process felt just as disorganized as my first visit. I eventually got the lenses, and the doctor told me to try them out and come back if they didn't work for me. Unfortunately, they weren't a good fit, so I called to ask about trying a different brand. I was told they didn't have trial lenses for the new brand again and it would take two weeks to get them. I was confused because my first set only took a couple of days to come in. On top of that, the office was closed for a full week around the July 4th holiday, so now I'm looking at almost a month just to try a second pair of contacts. My concern is, what if this second pair doesn't work either? Am I going to have to wait another two weeks? Trying different lenses is a normal part of getting the right fit, but the whole process has been much slower and more frustrating than it should be. Overall, the office just felt very disorganized, and the contact lens process has been unnecessarily drawn out. I left feeling more frustrated than anything else. Also, they might want to talk to the staff about walking around vaping in their scrubs around the parking lot it's not a professional look for a medical office.