The office staff does not explain things to the patient at all. Then charge you money that could…read morehave been avoided if the staff took time to explain. Would NOT recommend this office!!!!! Don't waste your time!

I've been a patient for 3 years and I've never had an issue. Everyone is so kind and helpful. I…read moreLOVE Dr. Saravitz!!! He is my provider and I'm always grateful that he takes his time with my exam and explains everything to me. All of the staff members that I have dealt with have been nothing less than fantastic! Thank You, BEA, for exceptional service and eye care

friendly staff, puts you right at ease.Explains everything in terms you understand.I would…read morerecommend to anyone.was seeing much better the same night.

Extremely professional. Staff is very friendly & supportive…read more I experienced a non-related medical emergency, and both staff & med personnel immediately jumped into action & responded immediately. I will not go to any other ophthalmology clinic!

Doctor Traupman is everything a good Doctor shoud be. He doesn't run a factory operatin with…read morepeople waiting endlessly in waiting room. His office staff is friendly and he is competent and kind. It was a relief to find a well qualified Eye Doctor . Have recommended him to family and friends alike.

Dr. Moran and his entire staff are incredibly compassionate, genuine, and professional. Beth was…read moreabsolutely phenomenal during every visit, explaining each step of the LASIK procedure and what I could expect. The procedure was very quick and painless, and my recovery was very smooth. I was treated like a family member of the practice! On the day of my surgery, Denise, Dr. Moran, and the surgical team were a source of comfort and reassurance. Their continuous communication and care throughout the procedure ensured my comfort and well-being and provided me with exceptional care. I was nervous about having the procedure completed 10 days before my wedding, but the team's reassurance, positivity, and support helped me feel confident about my decision. I highly recommend Dr. Moran, Beth. Denise, and his team!

Great visit! Terrific staff and Doctor. Everyone very professional…read moreand friendly. You can relax and know you're in good hands.

I went in on a very busy Friday and expected to wait forever, but the office staff was…read moreexceptionally efficient and I moved through the process quickly. That was wonderful. The staff and doctor were friendly and explained things clearly. Thumbs up all around.

Very good doctors had excellent care. Would recommend them to anyone in need. We came from Scranton…read moreand would do it again.

I had been seeing Dr. Randle for an eye exam for years and was satisfied with her service…read more However, my last exam was a disaster. I never had an eye exam that only took 15 minutes from the time I walked in and left the building. I should have known that it was going to turn into weeks of trying to make things right. Ultimately, I ended up with a prescription that helps me see things a little better.

Until 2018, Dr. Schoeppner was my opthalmologist for several years. In 2018, she told me that I…read morewould soon require laser treatments and/or injections in the eyes due to the condition of my retinas. I decided to get a second opinion and made an appointment at Mid-Atlantic Retina, where the doctor there told me that my retinas were in good condition and that I shouldn't let anyone shine lasers in my eyes or inject my eyes with needles, and to return to see him in a year. Then the doctor at Mid-Atlantic Retina said to me, "Fuchs Corneal Dystrophy", to which I replied, "What?"... he told me I had Fuchs Corneal Dystrophy, explained the nature of the disease, and asked if Dr. Schoeppner had ever told me I had Fuchs; when I told him that she had never said anything about it to me, he promised to send her a letter and recommend some OTC drops that would help with the condition. The next time I saw Dr. Schoeppner in 2018, she never mentioned getting the letter about the Fuchs, or even that I had the corneal disease, so, finally I asked her about it, and when I did, she got very huffy with me and said to me, "I found it to incidental (not sure what she meant by that) and I see that all the time in my elderly patients!" Well, what was "incidental" to her was very serious to me. For years I had told her about issues I was having, like seeing halos around car headlights and tail lights and street lights, which are symptoms of FCD, and she never once commented on what I told her or mentioned that I have Fuchs Corneal Dystrophy, a disease of the cornea in which the endothelial or inner cell lining of the cornea starts to deteriorate, i. e., those cells of the inner lining of the cornea die, which causes the eyes to water a lot, sensitivity to light, especially blue light, like that from computer and phone screens and even fluorescent lighting. I have been seeing a cornea specialist, who is the Director of the Cornea Fellowship Program at Wills Eye Hospital in Philadelphia, for a few years now, and she has determined that I have a moderate case of FCD. If and when it should progress any further, there is a surgical option available to avoid the worst case scenario of going blind. I sure am glad that I decided to get a second opinion back in 2018. And needless to say, Dr. Schoeppner is no longer my ophthalmologist!

Wow! The receptionist is extremely rude. I made an appointment and weeks later received a letter…read morein the mail that THEY rescheduled my appointment for a different day and time. The reason? They changed their hours. They SHOULD have called me, told me that their hours had changed and then asked me which days and times were convenient for me to reschedule. I wouldn't have had a problem with that. I cancelled the appointment because I already had a prior commitment. Today, I scratched my cornea and Express Care told me to make an appointment with my eye doctor within a few days. I called, told the receptionist the problem and then mentioned that I did not want them to reschedule as they did before. The nasty receptionist yelled at me that they had no openings today and when I tried to explain that it did not have to be today, she hung up on me. I won't return and my wife also found a new doctor for both if us. They lost 2 patients because of a rude receptionist.

I was a patient in this office for three plus years. My new doctor decided not to accept my…read moreinsurance, so I was forced to move to yet another doctor. He then got sick and his office told me to go back to Mid Atlantic Dr. Chiang because they didn't know when you would be back. I needed to get my injection of Vabysmo because I was having Cataract Surgery the end of September. I called Mid Atlantic and explained to them the situation and told them I needed to come back to their office to get my Vabysmo injection. They said OK and made my appointment, I called two weeks before the appointment. They never told me to check with my insurance or last doctor's office to get my injection approval or transferred to them (I never had to do this before). When I got to Mid Atlantic Office on 9/4, they did all the preliminary eye exams and dilated my eyes. Then they took pictures and told me to wait in the waiting room. I waited and then was taken to a room. Two nurses came in and the one female nurse said to me "I guess you are expecting to get your Vabysmo Injection today", to which I replied yes, why do you ask? She said they might not be able to give it to me and that they had to check with their billing dept. first and left the room. I did open the door after they left to tell them that I did have a secondary insurance and also a grant for the injections.They said yes we know. A little while later Dr. Allen Chiang and the two nurses came back into the room, Dr. Chiang proceed to tell me why he could not give me the injection I had been receiving since Feb. at the other doctor's office. He said the injection is approved for that doctor and his office only and that was why he could not give it to me He told me that it's my insurance companies fault and also mentioned congress at fault too! When I questioned the situation, like why they never told me any of this prior to my appoint, he got very upset and said that his staff work overtime and very hard to take care of their patients and it's not up to them to tell me these kinds of things. He told me that if I wanted to pay full price for the Vabysmo Injection he could give it to me. He then offered to give my Avastin a drug that people get initially when first diagnosed with this condition which he had started me on in 2018. He said if I wanted to get this drug it would be free. I told him I was concerned because I now had a new condition in that eye called FUCHS and also a bad cataract which was scheduled for surgery soon. He said that the only difference between Vabysmo and Avastin was that he would have to see me back in five weeks for another injection. He said that his office would try and get the Vabysmo approved by then. I was very upset and concerned about getting a different drug before surgery and not being able to discuss it with the Cataract doctor or my insurance company before this appointment. I asked if I could please have a few minutes to make a decision before agreeing to get this different drug. I was in tears, but I felt that I had no other option but to get the injection or cancel my upcoming surgery and postpone months from the scheduled date. I tried to give my other doctors a call but of course at 4pm could not get through. I was left with no other choice but to get the injection. The nurse came back in and I signed the agreement to get the Avastin injection. The nurse gave me 4 drops of novocaine. I asked for more because I always got 8-12 drops. They usually gave me more and then they let you sit for like 15 minutes before giving the injection so the drops have time to work. No sooner had the numbing drops been given then Dr. Chiang came in and injected my eye. I screamed it was the most painful injection I had received in 6 years! He then said I will see you after your surgery and left. The nurse wasn't going to even rinse the eye, but I asked him to please do it. I did tell him that I wasn't going to come back to the office because of how I was treated today! He actually said he understood, and wouldn't want to be coming to a doctor expecting one thing only to get something else shoved down their throat.And to top it all off, a few days later I got a call from the office manager, who told me I would be getting a letter from Mid Atlantic dismissing me from their practice, because they said I was rude to their staff! I did call my Insurance Aetna and they told me that Mid Atlantic Office could have called them and gotten a rushed 48 hour approval for the Vabysmo Injection. They didn't even need that as they knew about this appointment 2 weeks prior and had plenty of time to get the approval. Someone in that office didn't do their job and they were just covering up! Hence, the dismissal from the office. I am 66 years old and now have to get another doctor again. Not to mention reschedule my surgery. I have never felt so belittled by a doctor and their staff before! BEWARE IF YOU WANT TO BE TREATED LIKE THIS NO SYMPATHY!

I started seeing Dr. Yonekawa for some eye issues in January 2021. He was thorough and understood…read moremy anxiety for having to see an eye specialist. Upon leaving one of my most recent visits, while waiting to check out, Dr. Yonekawa made a point to come to the check in/check out desk to say good night to all of the employees still working before he left for the day. To me, this shows that he cares and has respect for the employees. In my opinion, a lot of doctors these days forget that they can't do their job alone and without these people, they would not have the practice that they have. Dr. Yonekawa is not one of those doctors. I would highly recommend him to anyone who is in need of a retina specialist. Thank you Dr. Yonekawa for the excellent care!