All the workers had a professional attitude about them. If you had any questions they were there to…read moreserve you and was a very good place to get my glasses.

I had a great experience I got there a little bit early to the guy let me pick out my glasses then…read moreI went out to the waiting room I was only there about 5 minutes the lady come and got me took me right she was explaining to me what the tests were asking me some questions about my eyes I answered then the doctor saw me and the number one thing I like is they listen to what you have to tell them. So I thank them for being courteous they listen it's a great place I will continue to come here for as long as I am alive and they are in business

My cataract surgery experience started out good. Didn't end well. Regrets. Deep regrets. The…read moresecond opinion doctor said the type of lens I got commonly experiences halos. I was not told about this in advance of the surgery. Then Dr Zambelli offered glaucoma drops as a potential solution for the halos. Interestingly, I met two other people who had the exact same experience with him. I could not possibly drive at night, even with night vision glasses. Daytime driving is challenging as well when the sun shines. Hugh halos around every light source 24/7.

Initial intake for testing. 3 rooms. 5 tests. Good social distancing maintenance. Now slated…read morefor another exam. Not having a caregiver present is a significant problem as the staff assume way too much about older folk, vision and stability. Recommended by retinal specialist and I am sure the computerized tests are perfect. But .... having to navigate without help from room to room... Meh.