Dr. Harrup Kaur, MD, FACS, is a very knowledgeable, highly qualified, extensively experienced ,…read morewell regarded physician , Ophthalmologist and surgeon. Dr. Kaur, has a well trained staff, who are very empathetic and handle us patients with great care and conduct all the tests and prerequisites for performing the procedures, such as, cataract surgery for me. After these, Dr's office promptly instructs about what the patient (s) have to do both preoperative and postoperative care. I would recommend this Doctor and the dedicated staff to any patient that needs good medical care !

Wonderful Dr. She did my cataract surgery and I had a very positive experience with her and her…read moreentire staff.

Dr.Liu and his staff are excellent!…read more My family and I have been going to him for over 20 years. I had bi-focal ocular lens implants 5 years ago! Dr. Liu did them and ever since, my eye sight has been better than when I was in high school! I wore glasses and contact lenses up until Dr. Liu did the implants!

I had an extremely frustrating and unprofessional experience with the receptionist, Jen. When I…read moreasked to speak with a manager to escalate a concern, she repeatedly disconnected my calls instead of assisting me. Jen was extremely rude and acted as though the clinic's main phone number was her personal number and she could simply decide whether or not a patient was allowed to escalate a concern. I repeatedly requested the manager's email address or another way to contact management, and she refused to provide either and continued hanging up on me. A receptionist's job is to assist patients and facilitate communication with the appropriate staff--not prevent patients from reaching management when they have a legitimate concern. Repeatedly disconnecting calls because a patient is asking to escalate an issue is completely unprofessional and unacceptable. Spectrum Eye Physicians should seriously review how escalation requests are being handled at the front desk and Jen's conduct toward patients.

I had a wonderful experience with Dr. Jeanie Paik, at Spectrum Eye Physicians , Sanjose. She is…read morethorough, patient, and takes the time to answer every question. All my concerns about cataract surgery were heard and I had a clear understanding of what to expect. Dr Paik did cataract surgery at O Connor hospital , Sanjose on my left eye in late May 2026 and my right eye in late June 2026. Prior to surgery i was short sighted and astigmatic. When cataracts started forming my vision deteriorated- trouble with reading road signs and a lot of blurriness. I chose the Clareon PanOptix Pro Toric trifocal intraocular lens for both my eyes and I am extremely happy with the daytime results. I am completely free of glasses for distance, intermediate, and near vision which has been amazing and has made such a difference in my daily life. There is a trade-off though with trifocal lenses, at night. Because the lens divides incoming light into multiple focal points to provide clear vision at different distances, I do notice faint concentric rings, glare, and halos around bright lights at night. I was told that the brain can gradually adapt to these visual effects, sometimes taking six months to a year, although they may not completely disappear in some cases. . The hope is that, over time, I will notice them less and learn to ignore them. Overall, I am very pleased with my experience and especially grateful for Dr. Paik's expertise, patience, and willingness to answer all of my questions throughout the process. I would absolutely recommend her to anyone considering cataract surgery.

Having Dr. Paik as my ophthalmologist is a godsend for me. She's very thorough, efficient, and has…read moreshown her expertise in providing the care I need for my eye problem. I have had my cataract surgery the past couple of months and I'm so glad to have Dr. Paik make it a quick and easy procedure for me.

Dr Sullivan discovered glaucoma that was not found with my previous ophthalmologist (saw her for…read moreover 15 years and 2 cataract surgeries), which was caught before it could do anymore damage. He answers questions before I can come up with any. Quickly returns my calls. Has an excellent optometry office with an extensive collection of domestic and foreign frames to choose from. Highly recommend him and his clinic.

Listens, cares, gentle. Explains everything in layman's terms so that it was understood.read more

I had an extremely frustrating and unprofessional experience with the receptionist, Jen. When I…read moreasked to speak with a manager to escalate a concern, she repeatedly disconnected my calls instead of assisting me. Jen was extremely rude and acted as though the clinic's main phone number was her personal number and she could simply decide whether or not a patient was allowed to escalate a concern. I repeatedly requested the manager's email address or another way to contact management, and she refused to provide either and continued hanging up on me. A receptionist's job is to assist patients and facilitate communication with the appropriate staff--not prevent patients from reaching management when they have a legitimate concern. Repeatedly disconnecting calls because a patient is asking to escalate an issue is completely unprofessional and unacceptable. Spectrum Eye Physicians should seriously review how escalation requests are being handled at the front desk and Jen's conduct toward patients.

First off, I'm a physician and I have very high standards for my healthcare providers!…read more I gave Dr. Jeannie Paik 5-stars in 2021 when she was associated with Eye Medical Clinic; now in 2024 she's with Spectrum Eye and once again she gets 5-stars, as does Spectrum's staff. Re the Staff, Gaby at the front desk is amazingly kind and helpful; so was Sonny the technician, whose professionalism and skills impressed me quite a lot. Dr. Paik once again blew me away with her expertise, her state-of-the-art equipment, and her wonderful bedside manner. I'm so fortunate to live under 10 minutes for her office, too!

I've wanted to get my farsightedness corrected for probably 10 years. I hate wearing glasses, so I…read morefinally decided to come in and see what my options were. I'll admit, I was skeptical when they told me the consultation would take about 1 hour and 45 minutes. I remember thinking, "What's the point? They're going to tell me I'm a candidate, do the procedure, and take my money." Nope. After about an hour of testing, they told me they **didn't recommend that I have the procedure**. That immediately told me everything I needed to know about this practice. They took the time to explain exactly why. They even identified a slight astigmatism that my regular eye doctor had never caught, although that wasn't the reason they advised against treatment. They explained that at some point in my life I'll most likely need cataract surgery, and when that time comes, I may be able to address everything with a custom lens replacement instead. For now, my natural lenses are still working to some degree, and even though my vision isn't ideal, they felt that replacing them today simply **wouldn't be in my best interest**. They could have easily recommended a procedure and taken my money. Instead, they told me to keep wearing my glasses, come back in a few years, and see where things stand as the technology continues to evolve. I was incredibly impressed with the entire staff and the way they handled my consultation. There was no pressure and no attempt to sell me something I didn't need. Just a thoughtful recommendation based on what was actually best for me. **This is the true definition of patient care -- even though I'm technically not a patient...yet.** When the time comes, I know exactly where I'll be going.

I first met Dr. Gary Kawesch of the Laser Eye Center of Silicon Valley - San Jose in the mid-1990s,…read morewhen his office was located on Stevens Creek Boulevard. At the time, I simply wanted better vision and decided to undergo LASIK vision correction on both eyes. Nearly 30 years later, I deeply regret my decision to have the procedures performed there. I researched LASIK itself, but being young at the time, I did not do nearly enough research into the doctor performing the surgery. I wish I had. At the time Dr. Kawesch was fresh in business and not nearly enough experience as he should. I experienced serious complications involving my left eye. During treatment for those complications, the corneal flap was removed and, according to what I was subsequently told and understood about my case, was sutured back in the wrong orientation. I later developed significant epithelial ingrowth and substantial corneal scarring. The effects have followed me for decades. My vision today is considerably worse than it was when I originally sought LASIK simply because I wanted to see better, and the damage and scarring in my left eye continue to affect me. If I was to lose the sight in my right eye I would be legally blind because of the damage the doctor caused me. Looking back after all these years, this remains one of the decisions I regret most. My advice to anyone considering elective eye surgery is to thoroughly research not only the procedure, but also the individual surgeon, their history, experience, and potential complications. Your eyesight is simply too important.

Only choose this place if you have all the time in the world. Expect to wait hours before actually…read moreseeing the doctor. They claim a technician sees you first, but that typically doesn't happen until 30 to 40 minutes after your scheduled appointment time. Then, you wait another 30 to 40 minutes just to see the doctor. They clearly overbook. While this might work for retired patients with open schedules, if you're taking time off work, be aware that they do not respect your time. Plus check google reviews, I later noticed that many people shared the same experience so should have seen it before choosing this place.

Excellent! My family, including when my children were young, has been going to the Eye Medical…read moreClinic for at least 20 years and have received outstanding care from the doctors and medical staff. Dr. Sullivan, Dr. Deane and Dr. Shankar are brilliant doctors who truly care about their patients. They are very knowledgeable and take the time to explain issues and answer questions. I have recommended them to many people that I know. A shout out also to Crissandra, medical staff, who did a great job educating my husband about his cataract surgery and being available after the surgery to answer any concerns.

As an artist, my eyes are especially important to me. But before undergoing cataract surgery, I…read moredidn't really dare, or even want to call myself an artist. My severe nearsightedness and astigmatism kept getting worse, and I was seeing less and less clearly. I blamed it on a lack of talent, thinking this was simply the limit of what I could ever become. Through a friend's recommendation, I met Dr. George Yang. After a thorough examination, Dr. Yang confirmed that the only way to improve my condition was through cataract surgery. Even then, I still had many doubts. Surgery is an invasive treatment, and I was afraid that if it failed, the rest of my life would become very difficult. Whenever I hesitated and couldn't make up my mind, he patiently returned my phone calls and answered all of my questions without irritation. Eventually, I overcame my fears and decided to move forward with the surgery. Following Dr. Yang's recommendation, I chose a special lens that had been introduced at his clinic about a year earlier -- one that allows the prescription to be adjusted up to three times after surgery using light treatments. The surgeries went very smoothly: first my right eye, then my left eye two weeks later. I chose distance vision correction for both eyes. The surgeries were performed at Peninsula Eye Surgery Center, where the medical staff took wonderful care of me. After the surgeries, Dr. Yang examined my eyes again and again to determine when my vision had stabilized enough for the light adjustments. During the process, he also helped me decide to have my weaker eye assist more with near vision while my stronger eye focused on distance vision. He prescribed Xiidra eye drops to stimulate tear production so that the measurements of my vision would not be distorted by dry eyes. I could truly feel how seriously Dr. Yang took my treatment. He never rushed through the three light-adjustment sessions simply to complete my case. On the contrary, because there are only three opportunities for light treatment and the benefit becomes limited afterward, he used each session very carefully. If the measurement on a given day differed significantly from the previous visit, he would ask me to continue using the eye drops and wait until my prescription stabilized before proceeding with another adjustment. This process stretched over more than a year, and I am deeply grateful for the professionalism, compassion, and patience Dr. Yang demonstrated throughout my treatment. Now, I have recovered very well and can see clearly again. I can drive without glasses, and if the print is not too small, I can even read without reading glasses. Best of all, when I paint, I can finally distinguish subtle variations in color. I used to think my abilities were lacking, but now I realize there were many things I simply could not see before. Now that I can truly see, I also feel more confident in myself. I introduce myself as an artist, because I finally believe I can achieve a certain artistic standard. I am deeply thankful to Dr. Yang for giving me a brighter future and a better quality of life.

Dr Yang preformed cataract surgery on my right eye. Before the surgery i had almost no vision in my…read moreright eye. Even with that issue I put off surgery because of the fear of cutting my eye. I had a light adjustable lens put in. It went so well that if I needed my left eye done I would do it tomorrow. Very smooth operation no pain (Why did I wait so long!). My vision is so good I don't need glasses anymore. Highly Recommend Dr Yang