I've been going here for approximately 5yrs for my dry eyes and diabetic eye exams. I also go to a…read moreregular ophthalmologist at another office but 1-2 times a year I have to see this specialist too. While I believe the equipment is good at diagnosing the severity of your condition, I haven't been able to get any real answers or any new positive changes from the doctor on what will help. I feel stuck here with too many unknowns. The one thing I don't like about the office is the wait times. My time there is normally several hours and you're moved from one room to another about 3-4 different times. When your glasses or contacts are taken off it makes it hard moving around to so many rooms so much. I wish they sold glasses at this location and I could make it a one stop shop, but it's more about optics scans, photos of the eye and vision testing.

Great staff. Very accommodating and willing to stay well past close to assist with my grandmother's…read morevision emergency. Did a wonderful job of communicating and making sure that follow up care was provided

Appointment made for 7:45. Paperwork arrived in the mail also confirming 7:45 appointment. We…read morearrive at 7:40 and walk in and step to the office desk where staff was located. We were told that they don't open until 8am and their computer were still starting up and that we would have to wait, that she only opened the doors early due to the rain. This is all fine except for the tone, facial expression, and body language given. Once called to the desk, I completed the necessary requests and then asked why we were given a 7:45 appointment and the paperwork says the same if they didn't open until 8? To which the other patient said she was booked for the same and her paperwork came as such. We did receive a apology. Got placed in a room, only for another employee to come in with a poor bedside manner. The door opened at one point, we were not addressed, only told the physician would be late due to weather and the door shut. The only positive was the physician Dr Reggie was very nice and informative. I'm sure the physicians are not aware of how their office staff is with their patients, if they were they would get new employees.

I had ptosis surgery by Dr. Adam Buchanan in late November. Prior to the surgery I did not…read moreBlepharatis. Now in February of 2020, I have it in my right eye. I can see my right eyelid from 3/4 to the corner in my right eyelid. It blocks my peripheral vision. I went in to talk to Dr. Buchanan about it. He said there is nothing he will do about it. He said that if I want to come back in 6 months I can pay for him to repair it. I now have two different looking eyes. The left eye looks normal and my right eyelid is drooping over the outer corner of my eyelid. I would never recommend the anyone use Dr. Buchanan. The surgery was botched. He has no compassion regarding my situation now.

Linda Tsai, MD, has been my ophthalmologist for many years…read more I could not go to her for six years, because of my insurance, so I became a "new" patient. May 22 I had an appointment with the full eye exam. Since I was last there (and they did find my earlier eye appointment situations), my eyes have not changed. Dr. Tsai said my eyes have settled down. She did the full eye exam, and all is well. Dr. Tsai is an incredibly approachable, friendly, knowledgeable and patient ophthalmologist. P.S. The address is 1040 N. Mason Road (and signage indicates that), but it's in the Medical Office Building #2, second floor, on the campus of Barnes-Jewish West County Hospital.

I'm not one to write reviews too often, but Linda at Regional Eyecare in Cottleville is just…read moreawesome. She helped me pick out frames, provided her honest opinions, and priced the various eyeglass/sunglass combinations I kept coming up with. She's so great, I ended up going back two months later and ordering 2 more pair! Dr. Younger was also great and I will continue going back to her. Linda is the main reason I will keep going back, though.

Had an eye Emergency and they were able to take me quickly and help me. They were all very friendly…read moreand professional. Liked very much

From start to finish the entire staff was caring and attentive, which made me feel calm being my…read morefirst time for cataract surgery and implant. All my questions were answered as well as the step by step explanation on the process regarding the procedure. I appreciated the warm blanket in the pre-op area. Dr. Amato and Anesthesiologist, plus Abby, nurse in pre-op were so kind and knowledgeable which made me feel assured of the quality of care. Love that I don't need contacts! Vision is epic!

The care you get from the actual Dr. is good, but it's hard to get to them…read more Most recently, I called 5 times, leaving a message trying to make an appointment. I sent a request through the portal 3 times. I decided to try one more time and someone called me back but the first available appointment was 4 1/2 months out. I've tried to make an appointment in the past that was over a year and they wanted to bill me a fee as a "new patient" since it had been over a year. I also was billed for an office visit 2 years after the date of service. You need to accommodate at least 1 1/2 hours for an appointment. Based off the combination of these things, I've decided to find a new doctor, it is yet to be determined how quickly I'll get my records.

Despite my 12+ years of using Hill they would not release my most recent prescription without a…read morerefraction exam and added expense. They had told me just weeks before the scrip was still good. Nice people for the most part; a crappy business model. I'll be moving on down the road.

Dr. Blankenship is awesome. Takes his time, explains everything very well. Highly recommended!!read more

Thorough with deferent test... about 4 hours from 10:30 till 2:30 and then doctors appointment…read more Still no prescription for new glasses. More test are ordered for my mom. Eat beforehand because you will have to wait and listening the staff members decide on what and where to eat is entertaining... it wasn't fulfilling. Staff did listen to mom's concerns about prescription about vitamins for nurses at assisted living.

Dr Glaser is the best ! The office staff is nice as well ! I would recommend my friends and family…read moresee dr Glaser !

Dr. Sturm did my cataract surgery and I couldn't be happier. She and the staff were amazing and I…read morehighly recommend them to anyone.

I had a really negative experience at The Eye Center with Dr. Sturm. Every appointment I had to…read morewait a long time. My most recent appointment was at 4:15pm and I wasn't seen until 5:30pm. Each time I was seen I had to go through my entire history again. I felt like I was starting at page 1 each time, when I really wanted a relationship where the team knew me and my medical history. Yesterday, after seeing Dr. Sturm several times over the past 6 months, she completely denied instructions she had previously given me and accused me of going against her recommendations. This is patently false. I take my eyes seriously and take notes after appointments. I told her exactly what she had previously instructed me to do and why. I was shocked, confused, and upset. She said "there's nothing more I can do for you" and got up abruptly and left the room. She didn't put my plugs in, which is why I was there. The main reason for my appt wasn't taken care of. I will not be back to The Eye Center again.

A few years ago I was in search of a great doctor but was having a hard time finding one... I…read morechecked out a couple that were okay, but the hunt continued until I found Dr. McIntosh. I was sold after my first appointment. If you live in the St. Peters/O'Fallon area, this is your guy. If you live downtown, this is still your guy. I swear he's worth the drive. I've never had a doctor pay more attention to what I'm telling him and genuinely care about what it is that I'm saying... and that's priceless. He's also a pretty funny guy who tries to be "hip" to what's going on in the world and strikes up the funniest conversations! Dr. McIntosh is thorough and knowledgeable, and he'll get you back up and running in no time. I've seen him for typical stuff such as allergies and colds, and he makes great recommendations and always gives me tips that help me feel ten times better. I even had to call the after-hours line once with a bad sinus infection (sure he appreciated that one) and he was still as caring and attentive even though I was bugging him late at night. What puts him above all others is how he follows up and doesn't give up until you've fixed whatever the problem is. For myself, the allergy queen, he prescribed a medicine and a nose spray and had me check in with him 7 days later via the phone, and we spoke that often until he had me on a plan that was working wonders. Looks like I'll be driving that 45 minutes next time I need him!

Four stars because scheduling is sometimes difficult and getting through on the phone is nearly…read moreimpossible. All of this is made MUCH better with MyChart, though. Dr. McIntosh has been my primary care doctor for over a decade. He is very personable and has an excellent bedside manner. He has seen me through quite a few health issues and always pops through when I've been admitted to the hospital. We don't have all the answers for my health problems but I can't say he doesn't LISTEN to every single one of them. He orders tests and refers me to specialists when needed. I've never felt misunderstood or dismissed which is not something I can say for many many specialists I've seen. To be fair, Auto Immune diseases are notoriously difficult to diagnose but I can confidently say Dr. McIntosh is doing everything he can to help me get answers. I would send anyone I know to see him without reservation. *Read up on Celiac Disease, doc! The amount of misinformation from medical professionals on this is criminal and a huge disservice to those who have it. Effects from celiac damage can spill over into almost every other part of your body. Celiac is for life and a negative blood test/scope (after a positive one) means you're doing well GF. it does NOT mean Celiac went away and you can eat what you wish! Thanks for coming to my Ted Talk (which I shockingly have to give to almost every doctor I've seen.)