Follow-up to my Cataract surgery with Dr.Mark Pyfer…read more Normally see My eye Dr. Jill Snyder. First time for him.

Mark F Pfyer - Total disaster - money grubbing hack. Did cataract surgery when it was not…read moremedically necessary (boat payment due??). Sold me on expensive multifocal lenses - $1800 for each lens - not covered by insurance. Then screwed up the surgery. Had to have left eye redone - he inserted the lens incorrectly. This time a competent surgeon had to replace the lens with another $1800 lens. Told Pyfer he owed me a refund of $1800 for the lens he inserted improperly. No response. Told me I had eyelash mites, for which I needed an expensive medication - $1000 per month. Four other doctors told me I did not. Does he have stock in the company? Kickbacks? Look for him hawking his latest gimmick on late night TV or YouTube. A disgrace to the medical profession. Avoid at all costs.

Came home from a long weekend and was having an issue with my eye. Contacted BB Eye Care & Surgery…read moreand was able to get an appointment with Dr. Martinez for the same afternoon. It wound up being something in my eye which she was able to remove without too much discomfort after giving me a very thorough exam. So pleased with the quality of care.

From the owner: Blue Bell Eye Care & Surgery, founded by Dr. Deepak Grover, in September 2018. Dr. Grover is a…read moreboard certified, Wills Eye fellowship trained ophthalmologist practicing in Blue Bell. As a local, Dr. Grover treats the neighboring communities of Blue Bell, as well as patients from other communities in Montgomery and Bucks counties. With over 12 years of providing medical and surgical expertise in the Philadelphia suburbs, Dr. Grover has decided to open up a comprehensive ophthalmology practice, providing state of the art medical and surgical eye care options. Having performed thousands of "suture-less" or laser eye surgeries, we can counsel our patients, on a one-on-one basis with the ophthalmologist, regarding the option to remain conservative or pursue surgical intervention. Each patient is treated like a member of our family.

Quite simply, Dr. Shafer is the BEST ophthalmologist I have ever been treated by in my entire life…read more As someone with a lifelong complex history (congenital bilateral cataracts, amblyopia, IOL's and glaucoma risk), I feel very fortunate and blessed to be his patient. He is highly skilled, thorough and honest. Just as importantly, he is very kind, empathetic and truly cares about his patients and their quality of life. An excellent ophthalmologist and an equally wonderful human being. Dr. Shafer has my complete trust and confidence and my highest recommendation.

Dr. Brian Shafer is by far the best ophthalmologist I've ever had. I first met him when he did my…read morecataract/glaucoma surgery and have continued to see him for continuing care ever since. under his care, My vision improved incredibly and my IOP decreased to a low of 10/10 and high of 19/19. He says my glaucoma is no longer moderate but mild and my peripheral vision is outstanding. If you need cataract surgery or have glaucoma, he is the first doctor you should see. The office experience is also outstanding -- all his employees are cheerful and able to explain every procedure you undergo. His equipment is state-of-the-art, and you don't have to take drops for your IOP to be measured. I cannot recommend Dr. Shafer and his practice enough!

Dr. Montag is the best! Not only are my eyes in the most capable hands under his watch, but I also…read morefeel like I'm visiting an old friend at my appointments. His staff is amazing as well. I can't say enough nice things about this practice.

In the past I had been a patient at this clinic for years. I called the office. after option #3 it…read morerang and rang and was ultimately disconnected. Twice! I then used option #2 and after some delay and a brief hold I spoke to a live agent. I explained who I was, that I used otion@2 because option #3 did not work, that I had already left a message one week ago without answers, and that I was experiencing a visual loss and was concerned because I was on amiodarone. She asked, quite shortly "Then, what do you want?" I answered, "an appointment, evidently!" Three clicks followed, line was silent, I waited for almost one minute but it looked that the call had been terminated. what a horrible different from old times, when Dr. Weber was here! Never again! I will report it to the Dept Chair's office at Wills Eye.

As busy as the practice is, our appointment time was respected. Dr. Kosvitch was thorough in his…read moreexamination, listened to concerns, and responded thoughtfully. Staff was kind and caring.

Dr. Deschenes is wonderful. She pays attention to detail and provides a very thorough exam. I…read morealso appreciate that she has the latest equipment. I am always escorted back to the exam room in a reasonable amount of time. The staff are always kind, friendly, and professional. Dr. Deschenes gets high praise from me!!

I've spent a year not being able to see. When I returned the staff were very snotty, I guess…read morebecause I went back. I've worn glasses 50 years and this was my worst experience.

Dr. Bailey didn't know me from Adam, and I'm a Medicare patient, yet he devoted himself, his time,…read moreand his staff to my demanding needs, as if I were a personal friend or even a family member. I left his care in awe - impressed and grateful. Cataract surgery takes 10-15 minutes. After my original Wills physician with a fancy Princeton address kept putting off my surgery until my retiring retina specialist whispered, "Mark, your doctor has waited too long. He's too conservative. You better get that cataract out, or you're going to suffer complications," I found Dr. Bailey. He confirmed I needed to get it out, and it would be difficult. My surgery took over an hour. Dr. Bailey backed up his entire day of surgeries that day and went home late to his family, all for a man he never met and could not bill for the extra time in which he could have done 4 or 5 other surgeries. Of course his results are miraculous. He spent an hour and a quarter on me; not his assistant or intern. Dr. Bailey tirelessly operated on my eye for an hour and a quarter. I see better out of that eye than my other. I'm particularly appreciative of Dr. Bailey's devotion, as I'm familiar with the business and politics of running a thriving medical or surgical practice, today. The emphasis is on volume. It is my purpose to highlight and thank Dr. Bailey and his entire staff for their devotion. I know I received special, expensive, and non-billable time. I shout his praises from the rooftop. He's earned it. He's a very special man. By the way, as an added extra, the optical shoppe they run is likewise devoted to patients. Their prices are discounted for their patients, and the personal devotion you receive almost equals that of Dr. Bailey.