Everyone I interacted with at the Horizon Eye Center was wonderful, starting with the front office…read moreladies. Sara has the best sense of humor. Dr. Gupta never made me feel rushed. She listened to my questions and answered all of them. Everything went like clockwork after making my appointment. You are sent an email link to log into their portal so you can fill in the paperwork before you arrive. You can make appointments through the portal and also send messages, which are answered very quickly. I highly recommend the Horizon Eye Center.

Expensive and not very helpful. Gupta will ask you want you want to do for treatment even though…read moreyou have no medical experience which is on par with her level of care. I had a stye in left eye now I have 2 in the right for which no treatment was given she even asked if Tylenol was necessary for the pain.....!? Are you kidding me..,um yea it's pretty painful

I loved how professional Dr.Patel and his team of nurses were. They got me in and out for my…read morecataract surgery, and I had no complications that night. I went back the next day for my check up and I had 20/20 vision! I would highly recommend going to Heritage Eye Center for all your eye needs.

I had cataracts removed and new lens implants. I gave them a three rating because the staff was…read morefriendly, and the surgery went (mostly) well. Here's where everything went wrong: the billing was an absolute mess! First, they charged the wrong credit card, and then additional costs started coming in. The billing contact (woman) was rude and had zero communication skills. When we would call to set up a payment plan and resolve mistakes, no one EVER answered the phone. Calls always went to voicemail, and we wouldn't hear back for weeks. Also, in the middle of my recovery period, they decided to drop our insurance company, so follow-up appointments went from $0 out-of-pocket to $300!! They should have been included!! I had to rush to find a new in-network eye doctor to monitor my healing process. EYESIGHT CARE IS CRITICAL!! This is very expensive eye surgery, and insurance doesn't cover most of the cost. Make sure you understand the additional costs before you proceed. They add up! And again, their billing department is a joke! The estimate was $9,500. The actual out-of-pocket cost was about $15,000.

I've been a patient of Dr Matt for many years. If you are looking for a traditional family centered…read moredoc for yourself and family, you can't go wrong with him. I don't know Cindy, but I suspect she's just like Matt, competent, knowledgeable, and personable.

I have been coming to see Dr. Khetpal for quite a number of years now and before he moved into his…read morelocation on 121 in Allen. I basically suffer from a unique eye disease that Dr. Khetpal helps me to treat. I really haven't had any flair ups in awhile but I still visit with him regularly to monitor my condition. Every time I come in the Front office staff is always very friendly and then the technical staff who help run the tests are familiar with us and always ask how things are going and what we have been doing like vacations. And finally after running the eye tests and dilation I then see Dr. Khetpal and asks if I have had any issues and then we catch up on what we have done. But really pleased to have found him as he is one of the few eye doctors that can help treat my condition.

I brought my 93 year old mother to see Dr Khetpal for the first time at the Allen location. All of…read morethe staff were sweet and caring. Dr Khetpal was very knowledgeable about my mom's condition. He was very kind and pulled his chair up right next to her so she could hear him, as she is hearing impaired. My mother and I were extremely impressed with Dr Khetpal and the entire office. I highly recommend them.

Came in for a visit with an appt. Waited 20 minutes only to be upsold to a retinal scan I didn't…read morewant and refused service for not taking it. Super scammy place. Stay clear.

I owe Arzoo Wastani my life. Am I being dramatic? Probably. But if you had as bad a case of…read morecataracts as I had, you'd understand how awful it was living with what amounted to both eyes looking through thick aging plastic Jeep windows. The first optometrist misdiagnosed me, claiming I had glaucoma, which is incurable. I refused to accept that, so after talking to some colleagues, I went to see Arzoo. She determined I have cataracts, and it's an easy thing to cure, where 99%+ surgeries are successful, and fast. She recommended a surgeon, who I won't name since I want the focus to be on Arzoo. :) I had plenty in my HSA, so I went to the surgeon she recommended. After two surgeries, one per eye, my vision is now better than 20/20. I'm so happy that I can see so clearly so far away. I need reading glasses for anything under 18" but I can see the instruments in my Jeep without any issue. I was told before surgery and I am totally fine with that! I just use reading glasses when I'm at my computer at home or work. I really mean it when I say Arzoo saved my life. Life today is so much happier than it was before I had cataract surgery. She is quite experienced, and capable, and she has the interests of her paticince in mind. I highly recommend her.

They treat you like family here and genuinely care about your eyes…read more Shelley is so funny and not afraid to tell you what will and won't look good! I loved having Lori step up and give an opinion too! Jenny the clinic manager goes above and beyond to help in any and all situations, good and bad but never without a smile! Jessica and Stephanie the techs were so great at communicating what was being done and for what purpose, I'm so thankful for their advanced technology so that we didn't have to do any of that dilation!! Lastly Kaaren was up front working her tail off to greet and welcome everyone, and especially took the time to make sure all of my questions were answered.

I'm originally from Arkansas, and I can truly say these people really treat you like family! I'm…read moregrateful I found this place. Thank you McKinney Family Eyecare!

Went to get some help with broken broken glasses. He changed the frames for free. No charge for the…read morenew frames.

Great experience! Dr…read moreKenneth Garza and his team are professional and super friendly. Made an appointment for the annual vision check and was promptly greet upon entering the office. Minimal time. Dr Garza pays attention to listen to my questions and did not rush to go see his next patient. The staff patiently spent time to explain eyeglasses quotes - no pressure to purchase at all. The office is clean throughout. Highly recommended! Check them out if you're looking for an eye doctor around the area.

Loved the atmosphere of the office, the staff, and the efficiency, friendliness and professional…read moredemeanor of each of the personnel with which I had contact. My husband was very interested in booking an appointment in the coming days. Thank you all for GREAT service!! Gayle

I hate to leave less than stellar reviews for doctors' offices when the doctor himself was fine…read more BUT... after waiting an hour to have my eyes examined in the Frisco office (with no explanation or apology for the delay), I decided to see if the McKinney office was better. Here it was an hour and 20 minutes before I was seen by the doc - 65 minutes after my eyes were dilated. Again no apology or explanation. While waiting, an assistant came to tell me about the different types of cataract surgeries and the cost. When I said I don't need cataract surgery, I was told "well, you might in the future". Are you kidding me??? Again, the doctor himself was fine but, for the reasons stated, I'm considering looking for a different practice.

Lazy staff, the lenses for my exam were filthy and weren't cleaned in between patients. Didn't get…read moreoffered the shades over my glasses after dilating. What an embarrassment it is now compared to a few years ago when they were being constantly recognized. The care quality sucks, the Dr is barely paying attention and you are hustled through as fast as possible. WORST EXPERIENCE EVER at an ophthalmologist

Worst place to get treated. The staff is rude, disrespectful, and inconsiderate to patients. l…read morewill not go there for any of my eye care and strongly suggest to everyone of my family and friends not to go there.

My son is autistic, and I informed the staff of his disability before his exam. During the vision…read moretesting, he was instructed to press his head against the machine while following multiple directions at the same time. The medical assistant--a tall, slim woman with dark hair--was very rude, impatient, and appeared frustrated with him. She stopped the exam midway and told my son, as if he were an adult, that if he did not cooperate and follow instructions, he would not be allowed to see the doctor. This was completely inappropriate, especially considering she had been informed of his disability beforehand. Ultimately, the doctor had to step in and complete the vision testing because she was unable to properly perform the exam. The doctor was professional, patient, and understanding, and I greatly appreciated her efforts. However, the office staff is clearly not adequately trained to work with children or individuals with special needs. Families with disabilities deserve compassionate, patient, and properly trained staff. This type of behavior is unacceptable and should be addressed to prevent other children from having a similar experience.

This office is not billing or understands the proper billing practices in regards to submitting…read moreinsurance claims to the insurance company. Upon my visit on 03-05-2025, I was told that in order to have my insurance cover this visit as a whole (i.e. the claim), the eye pressure test would have to be completed. If this test was opted out of, then I would become a cash pay patient. There are both procedural codes and diagnosis codes, insurance will pay on any submitted claims as long as these services covered by the policy. If a service or test is opted out of, the facility should not submit that on the claim to the insurance company. The so called prescription fee is not necessary of $50 dollars is not required BECAUSE there is no separate insurance billing code specifically for writing a prescription; in most cases, the act of writing a prescription is considered part of an overall patient encounter and is included within the billing code for the office visit (E/M code) itself, meaning you would bill based on the level of complexity of the patient encounter, not just the prescription written. I am currently working w/Aetna insurance (my carrier) to investigate and hopefully pull their contract ASAP. This office should be a shammed of these practices.