I just had my second cataract surgery with Dr Pattar. I had some abnormal eye conditions that Dr…read morePattar overcame resulting in a successful outcome If I had 3 eyes, I would choose him for cataract surgery again. Plus he is a great guy. Mike L

Everything, excellent care and expertise. Never a long can wait. I like Dr Pattar more than any Dr…read moreI visit.

I loved seeing Dr. Gettelfinger. He was one of the most personable optometrists I've ever met. He…read morekept up a running conversation and put you at ease. He also shared information with me that no other OD has ever mentioned. It was helpful and insightful. I'm sad that he has retired, but can still recommend his staff and I've heard great things about the new practitioner. I also think it's wonderful that they renovated and are re-using a historic building. It's great to support that kind of vision (no pun intended), and to support local.

Cannot say enough good things about Dr. Gettelfinger and staff. They worked with me so I would be…read moreable to come in after work, and did a very through exam, explaining findings along the way. He wrote a prescription for some reading glasses, and I picked them up a week later. The first thing I said when I put them on: "I can see!" This is the first pair of reading glasses I have ever had luck with using. To sum it all up, I would give him more than 5 stars if I could. Wonderful staff, wonderful doctor.

I tried to make an appointment for 3 days. They either called me back and put me on hold or said…read morethey would call me back and never did. I finally gave up.

My husband finally decided to get his cataracts taken care of and we asked numerous people who they…read morewould recommend. The name Frank Burns kept coming up so we decided to visit him. He has now fixed one of my husband's cataracts and the other eye will be fixed in a few days. First, it is apparent that Dr. Burns is quite knowledgeable and has his patient's best interest at heart. The office staff are all very friendly and very efficient, which they have to be for the way patients are rotated through, it is really quite amazing. At any given time there are 8-9 patients in the back, some in a second waiting room where one waits after being seen by assistants and before seeing the doctor. Time with the physician is brief, with most of your visit being with an assistant. I must say that Dr. Burns and his staff were very kind and accommodating when on the eve and morning of my husband's surgery I had some frightening (and potentially dangerous) eye issues. Dr. Burns told me to call his office immediately after my husband's surgery and tell them to get me in the next day. I was not even a patient of his at that time! Despite the very long time a visit takes (was an hour and a half yesterday for hubby's second follow up appointment), I would still recommend him. I have made an appointment for a vision and eye exam for myself; should my opinion change after that, I will update my review.

Went here for a 2nd opinion. So glad I did! Dr. McNulty was awesome. He listened to my issue and…read morepast visit experience and did a very thorough job at figuring out what I had going on. He explains things very well and will spend the time with you to make sure you understand things. Still working through the best options for my issue but I love the fact that "good enough" is not an option for him. Would highly recommend.

The care team here is exceptional. This is the best experience with eye care that I have had since…read moreI moved to KY six years ago. I am a diabetic and the Doctor knowledgeably answered all my questions. We were not pushed into purchasing glasses with minuscule prescription changes which was refreshing. Overall excellent experience.

The actual doctor was great!!!! His office staff not so much. I had my appointment over a month ago…read moreand I still haven't gotten my contacts that I paid for!!! I keep calling but the billing lady is always out of office or the office is closed/on lunch? My appointment in itself was an absolute tragedy. I've been going to the eye doctor for over 15 years so I have a pretty good idea of how an appointment should run. I first go to do the basic eye testing (little house on prairie machine...pics of the eyes etc.) the doctors assistant running my tests had no idea what she was doing. She didn't tell me to take my contacts out and when I said something she just handed me a contact case and some empty contact solution bottle. No sink, no form of sanitation, no mirror, NOTHING. When I saw actual optometrist everything was fine...but the check out process was a NIGHTMARE. No one in the office knew how to run insurance, they forgot my credit card in the back room twice, they did t know how to give me a receipt, and this entire process took over an hour! I paid for my contacts but have yet to receive anything and it's been over a MONTH. The lady that does the billing is never in the office because everytime I've tried to call to check on the status of my contacts she's never there!! And she never calls me back! I just want my contacts. I hope they see this and finally get back to me. Last time I called was today at 1:30 and the voicemail box said they were "on lunch"??? Ridiculous.

My child has a difficult eye condition to treat. The staff here are so patient with young children…read moreand really take the time to make sure the treatment is accurate.

I very rarely get to post good news from the doctor anymore. I knew my glasses were not getting…read morethe job done anymore... I did not want to admit it, but I actually thought my eyes were getting worse. I was trading different glasses from a drawer in my house going back for years every day trying to figure out which ones I could see out of... yes I was like old Fred Sanford with a drawer full of glasses trying to get by. I knew Dr. Morshedi, my optometrist, owed me a refraction from a comprehensive exam a while back from a sinus/eye infection that he treated. So I went to him today and we did the refraction to see just what was going on. I knew that something was better because my vision up close had gotten to the point where I could see better without my glasses than with them. He scanned my eyes with his new star-trek optometry machine and then I started to look at different things and see what choices made me see better. After about ten minutes he said, I don't think new glasses are the answer, which puzzled me... my stomach turned as I thought that meant surgery. Turns out that the answer may be contact lenses. There are new multi-focal contact lenses that have a focal range... for distance, intermediate and up close. They are kind of weird looking out of the eye but once I put them in things just looked so much brighter. At first it almost made me dizzy as when I looked at my phone and looked up everything was clear... something I struggled with was looking between one thing and the other. Turns out that the multi-focal are new technology and the next big thing... he said that people who need tri-focals can wear these lenses with no problem because vision is corrected within a range and not a dead set value. In fact looking at my computer screen everything now looks rediculously big on my huge 32 inch monitor that I struggled with just hours ago. I hope that I will be able to tolerate the contact lenses... I was told five years ago that contact lenses were off the table for me due to my prescription... but things change... this is new technology and you don't know how happy I am with this. And the best thing is he said the costs for the lenses is $200 per year which is much cheaper than multi-focal progressive glasses with high index lenses. Color me happy!

He took care of my husband complaining of not seeing with his left eye after 1 1/2 Year cataract…read moresurgery and recommend him in very short notice to Retina center in Louisville, he is awesome , professional and compassionate toward another human being and I will have all my yearly eye exam with him from now on . Thank you doc .

Excellent Doctor: I have had RK & LASIK, by other doctors. Being blind in my other eye. I went to…read moreother doctors. No one would touch me. All saying it was to risky to remove my cataract in my other eye. With my cataract, i could tell i was losing my sight quickly. I went to Dr. Meyer, wished I went to him first. HIs staff are really nice. I spoke to Dr. Meyer, explain to him the reason why I had RK and lasik. He explained everything to me. He was there to answer all my questions. He was in no rush , took his time with me. So he did my cataract surgery. It turned out great. His staff followed up with called to see if I needed anything. So if you need a procedure done. Don't hesitate. I would give him a call. Glad I did

I have been a patient of Dr. Meyer for a few years. I think he's a terrific doctor who takes the…read moretime to answer all of my questions and concerns.

I have been a patient of this practice for a few years now and could not be more pleased. The staff…read moreare friendly and efficient and Dr Harper is very knowledgeable as well as personable

Great visit with caring doctors and staff. A few minutes of waiting, but that's to be expected…read more And I agree with the prior posting - they are busy because they are the best. Doctors and staff were professional and, most importantly, competent.