Been here before. It's a good place but over crowded waiting area, very slow. Too many patients…read more Not sure if I would come back. Maybe a different location would be better.

I had the first stage of my cataract surgery with Dr. Hannah Miller. Including also doctor Zoda,…read morethe anesthesiologist and the nurse it was a very quick surgery painless everybody from intake to surgical op monitoring did an excellent job Dr. Levinson has patient come in twice for follow up after the surgery, I highly recommend this Office.

Sadly, Florida eye specialists just lost a client. Was on the phone to make an appointment and the…read morereceptionist was incredibly rude. Cancelled and will find care elsewhere. May want to look into training your phone person.

Dr. R. Shetty and Florida Eye Specialist are by far the Best Eye Specialist in Jacksonville,…read moreFlorida area. Dr.R Shetty saved me from blindness, and managed to restore my eyes to a healthy state. When I first saw him, my eye pressure was 48. Now my pressure is down to 13 & 15. I wasted 7 years with another doctor, then I read about Dr. Shetty. Call Florida Eye Specialists, you won't be disappointed. Diane Radloff

Dr. Stephen Wolchok is the best, he has surrounded himself with the most amazing staff his office…read moreis immaculate and beautifully decorated. Thank you Dr. Wolchok for the wonderful care and your wonderful staff. I CAN SEE AGAIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Dr. Schnipper did cataract surgery on both my eyes. I'm happy with the results and how fast I was…read moreable to get the whole procedure done from my initial visit. My eyes were so bad that my optometrist would not give me a new glasses prescription. I was so blind I could no longer read street signs or see traffic lights well, especially if I had the sun in my face. I like Dr. Schnipper. He has a quirky personality. Some of his staff however, especially in the surgical center, could use some CS training. While I was laying on the gurney waiting my turn to go into surgery, there was a lot of in-house gossip going on around me. I found that to be rather unprofessional. I'm glad my first surgery on my right eye was a much more pleasant experience compared to my second visit for my left eye. The IV insertion was nothing the first time. I barely felt it go in and when it came out all I was left with was a tiny red dot. The second time, OMG, I walked out of there looking like my hand had been slammed in a car door. The person that tried to do this IV destroyed my hand. There was no hope of finding a vein so then she tried my arm. A week later and I still have a big bruise from that. Do NOT let the lady with blonde hair in bob style with bangs do your IV. Ask for somebody else. If she had been the one to do my first IV, I would have been terrified to go back for my second surgery. I felt like I was being stung by bees. I added pictures just to show I am NOT being overly dramatic. It's a week later now and my hand is still bruised up, just not as dark now.

Due to COVID, most doctors offices seem to have reduced the number of patients they will see in one…read moreday. Not this place. They're shoveling bodies into the disorganized waiting room where the average wait time seems to be over an hour. I know this because my appointment was at 9:10am and its 10:10am and I'm still sitting here waiting to be seen. I can't comment on the actual doctor. My comment is towards whoever is mismanaging the appointment and patient intake process. Stop scheduling people 15 minutes apart when you know full well the average wait time is over an hour. Your staff and all of the patients will appreciate it.

I was sent to Dr Agee by my Optometrist to have a Chalazion removed from my eyelid. The office…read morestaff and the Dr was very nice and pleasant. The procedure lasted about 15-20 minutes. Dr Agee was very thorough and she answered all the many questions I had.

Dr. Darbandi was very help and provided great recommendations that were very effective.read more

dr. sarah darbandi is the best ophthalmologist. super credentials, renown operating skills…read more known for taking serious cases. she is relocating her practice from bowden. i don't want to be cynical,but she is many grades above the bowden practice. best wishes to her and her fortunate patients.

A year ago I had cataract surgery with Dr. Gulani. He replaced the natural lens of both my eyes…read morewith toric lenses that happened to also fix my presbyopia. It s a risky procedure, because I had previous lasik complications that made my corneas too thin. So, Dr. Gulani had to operate through the eye sclera. Other doctors refused to perform the surgery, because my cataracts were still young. The medical insurance didn't want to pay the procedure either. But I chose Dr. Gulani because I am a young professional and I want to improve the quality of life and productivity to the fullest potential. The surgery was a success, and now I am back to surgery with Dr. Gulani for a follow up procedure: to open up the posterior capsule retaining my eye lenses, which had become hazy. I want to provide testimony that Dr. Gulani and all of his staff are very professional and caring, and that Dr. Gulanihas the intrinsic goal of going above and beyond for his patients. If you have a complicated eye condition and other doctors have refused treatment, please consider Dr. Gulani. He is an expert on his field, and guards jealously the quality of his work. That is why I don't hesitate to come to him. That is why I recommend him dearly.

My experience with Dr. Gulani (TLDR version: Did not help my vision, dishonest, all hype, STEER…read moreCLEAR!) I try to avoid writing negative reviews, but I feel that the Gulani "hype" needs to be exposed to help save others from falling for it like I did. My history before visiting Dr. Gulani: I got RK in the '90s, 16 cuts in each eye. Left eye not so bad (20/30). Right eye was worse (20/50); I had been wearing a scleral lens for the last 10 years. It was great (easily 20/20) but as I got older, it was no longer correcting my vision enough, so I wanted to visit Dr. Gulani with the goal of not having to wear contacts or reading glasses. During the consultation, he promised me, "you'll be able to read and see far without glasses or lenses." I got the LaZrPlastique in the right eye in January 2026. My biggest worry was that it wouldn't correct my vision enough and I'd still need to get a new scleral to see clearly. Wow, was I wrong on multiple fronts. First off, my vision actually GOT WORSE after Dr. Gulani's surgery (20/100). If you're an RK patient, you know about multiple images--sit in a dark room with a single LED about 10 feet away (such as the red LED on a TV that's off). An RK patient will see a pattern of multiple LEDs due to the irregular astigmatism. Well, that pattern got LARGER (spread out more), not smaller, after LaZrPlastique. In simple terms, I now have "double vision." In technical terms, my astigmatism went from 2.4 D to 2.9 D as measured by an Oculus Pentacam. Second, perhaps the more disturbing aspect, is Dr. Gulani's response regarding astigmatism. I mentioned the Pentacam map and my multiple images and he basically shouted that I'm stupid, that "topography isn't vision...refraction is vision!" Well, guess what? He destroyed my topography and now I can't see! Refraction means nothing if you're seeing multiple of everything. I don't think he understands how important topography is (duh, why do you think scleral lenses work so well for us?). Third, he flat-out lied to me and said, "you're the only patient that has had this complaint." Any fool can read reviews and find numerous instances of similar results, and those reviews basically follow the same path--poor results, Dr. Gulani denies it, he tells them to just "wait for it to heal." I'm not stupid; I know it's healed, and I'm not going to waste ten years waiting to see if it heals more. And if you carefully study the Yelp reviews, you'll notice this swarm of invalidated positive reviews in bunched-up timeframes...faked, forced, or both? To be fair, the staff were all really nice and it's quite the experience the whole week you're there. But looking back, it seems like more of a big circus. "Well, that procedure is normally this price, but for you it's lower." How gimmicky is that? Dr. Gulani is so pompous, it'll make you vomit...the office is a shrine to his ego. He goes on and on about he's the only one who can do what he does, making a big show of "did my Canada patient land yet?" I think it's all in his head; his sense of self-importance is so inflated and I don't know if he's capable of admitting failure. I'm not going to sue him; I knew it was a gamble going in. I just didn't think the "best in the world" could possibly do such a bad job. I'm guessing his true success rate is much lower than the hype would lead you to believe. I'm sure Dr. Gulani has helped many people. I think if you have very low astigmatism (less than 0.5 D) but need a major refraction adjustment (let's say you're 20/200), Dr. Gulani might be able to take you down to 20/40. But because he's only doing PRK and not TG-PRK, he can't clear up your irregular astigmatism. Oh, and he called my local eye doctor a buffoon for writing "patient went to Florida to have surgery by a doctor who claims he can fix RK." Yeah. Real professional. I wish I got paid $20,000 a day and wasn't accountable for the results.

Nice front desk employee and Doctor. However the wait times are ridiculous even with a scheduled…read moreappointment. Expect to wait an hour or more.

They did a great job with my cataract surgeries. I really like Dr. Schnipper. They got both my eyes…read moredone in December and I had great sight back by Christmas.

The staff are friendly and helpful when you see the man with glasses he is very friendly and helps…read moremy grandpa find the glasses that is perfect for him . i would say go there and he will help you find the right glasses.

So now it takes two Customer Service people to work on one customer I stood in the store for 10…read moreminutes waiting and then I just left. Naturally, they said we'll be right with you. It doesn't take we It only takes one.