Alexander Hatsis botched up my left eye surgery. There were huge chunks of debris remaining in the…read moreeye after the surgery and the haptic was not totally in the sac (i.e the lens was not placed correctly in the eye). When I went to this doctor for follow up, he told me that the debris would go away but such huge chunks could not, I confirmed with another doctor. As a result I had to go to another surgeon who did vitrectomy and placed the haptic in the sac (i.e correctly placed the lens in the eye). Surprising thing is that when the second doctor called Hatsis and said told him that haptic was not in the sac, Hatsis told him that was OK. This is shocking. I would not recommend Hatsis to anyone.

cataract surgery and the quality of care is above and beyond The office staff are pleasant and very…read moreprofessional.I am very happy with service given and to the wonderful doctor in caring about my health.Would highly recommend.

Dr. Stroh is truly a "straight shooter" when it comes to eye health. He truly listens to you (which…read moreis rare these days). He provides great analogies to help us "lay-people" understand what is "going on". I love that he treats the "cause" rather than the symptoms. Sara, one of his technicians, has a great calming personality sprinkled with a sense of humor. Overall, from the Front Desk (Thanks to Marianne, Jessika and Ale) to the Back Office they are Professional and friendly! I rarely give 5-Stars to any Medical team. This is the definitely the place to come for your Retinal needs!

I have been a patient of Dr Stroh for 30 years. He is a top notch surgeon and is great with his…read morepatients. I highly recommend him for anyone with eye issues.

In gratitude to Dr. Anna Terrarosa who quickly diagnosed and offered a solution for an extreme dry…read moreeye condition from which no combination of prescription or over the counter eye drops provided the least amount of relief. Dr. Terrarosa presented a straightforward and easy to understand diagnosis, explanation and solution to this condition that I had endured for a period of several years. The solution involved a procedure that when described, even those who aren't squeamish would rather not think about; however, owing to her kind, reassuring and ever so positive "bed side manner" she instilled a strong sense of confidence and assurance that immediately put me at ease with a total understanding of what was involved. As Dr. Terrarosa performed the procedure she provided easy to understand explanations as well as what to expect. The procedure went well without causing the least bit of discomfort. Likewise, the recovery caused far less discomfort than the dry eye condition. Most importantly, the procedure was most successful providing total relief. Again, many thanks to Dr. Anna Terrarosa for her excellent medical treatment

Honestly, the amount of time I had to wait at the eye doctor today was genuinely absurd. Like, I'm…read morenot even exaggerating when I say I feel like I could have completed an entire semester of school in the amount of time I spent sitting there. I walked in thinking, "Alright, this shouldn't take too long," because how complicated can an eye appointment really be? Apparently, extremely complicated, because somehow I ended up waiting for what felt like approximately 47 years. I got there, checked in, sat down, and figured they'd call me back pretty soon. Nope. I sat there. And sat there. And continued sitting there. At a certain point, I started questioning whether I was actually at an eye doctor or if I had accidentally signed up to become a permanent resident of the waiting room. I watched people come in after me, check in after me, sit down after me, and somehow get called back before me. I genuinely started wondering if there was some sort of secret VIP line that I had not been informed about. The worst part is that every time someone opened the door, I thought, "Finally, this is it." And then they would call someone else. Every. Single. Time. Eventually, I stopped even looking up because I had completely lost hope. I could have brought a sleeping bag, a pillow, a Nintendo Switch, three meals, and a change of clothes, and I still probably would have had plenty of time to spare. At one point, I genuinely forgot why I was there. I started staring at the walls, reading every single sign in the office, looking at the eye charts, examining the fish tank--basically anything I could possibly do to entertain myself. I became more familiar with that waiting room than I am with my own house. If someone asked me where the bathroom was, what magazines they had, or what color the receptionist's chair was, I could have given them a full tour. And then, just when I thought surely I had been forgotten completely, they finally called me back. But even THAT wasn't the end of it. I thought getting called back meant the appointment was finally going to happen. Instead, I got brought into another room and proceeded to wait AGAIN. So apparently there was a waiting room inside the waiting room. It was like an eye-doctor-themed escape room where the objective was simply to see how long I could remain patient before losing my mind. By the time the actual doctor came in, I had aged approximately six years. I was no longer the same person who walked through those doors. I had experienced things. I had seen things. I had waited. And honestly, after all that time, I expected them to at least congratulate me for surviving the experience. The whole appointment probably took about 20 minutes once everything actually started, which somehow made the waiting even more ridiculous. I spent what felt like an entire geological era waiting for something that was over practically as soon as it began. I genuinely think I spent more time staring at the waiting room wall than I spent talking to the actual eye doctor. So yeah, overall, fantastic experience. Nothing says "we value your time" quite like making someone sit around long enough to reconsider every decision that led them to make the appointment in the first place. Next time I go to the eye doctor, I'm bringing snacks, a charger, a blanket, homework, and possibly a tent, because apparently I need to prepare for an overnight stay.

Great Dr ! Best eye exam I ever had. He explained everything to me. The office was neat and clean ,…read moreDr was A Total Professional he even wore a Tie . Staff was also Excellent! Gene

Excellent eye doctor. This MD is thorough and patient. I researched before choosing someone. I went…read morein with an acute issue and also had an eye exam. Dr. Storm discussed my eye glass prescriptions with me as provided by my optometrist when I asked since my eyes have been changing, and that was reassuring and constructive. He had a nice way about him and I feel my health was in good hands with my eyes. He prescribed drops for the acute issue and they are working great. The office was lovely and so was the staff at the front desk. Classy yet easy going. Great physician and experience. I will be coming back.

Dr. Fumuso has been my eye doctor for the past 19 years I find him to be thorough, professional and…read moream comfortable being his patient. Thx. Philip A Parrino

I appreciate I didn't have to wait long; the staff were friendly; the done efficiently by staff;…read moreand Dr Fumoso was direct and thorough. I will be back next year!

I had a terrible at experience at this place. I called to make an appointment. The receptionist was…read morereally not pleasant from the beginning of the conversation. She asked for my insurance and I said it was the same as it was last year. She told me to watch my tone! Lol. When I went to my appointment I expected an apology from Dr. Sheno. He yelled at me and told me his receptionist would never do such a thing. Needless to say my family and friends I recommended will never be returning. Super unprofessional place and disrespectful in every way.

Dr Scheno is the best eye doctor I have come across…read more I have a very complicated cornea condition that has caused other doctors a lot of stress. Dr Scheno really handled it best. His manner is very chill but don't let that fool you. He is at the top of the eye care spectrum. So glad I found him.

If you have no life and don't mind waiting at least 2 hours in a waiting room every visit go for…read moreit! That's if you can even get through on the phone to make an appointment...literally have spent 3 days to give the curtesy of cancelling an appointment and have waited at least 15 minutes listening to advertisements and still have not had anyone pick up the phone! I'm sure it won't matter to them because they have enough cattle to heard through the office each day.

I have been using Dr. Fumuso for more than 40 years. He is the most compasionate Dr. He treats me…read morelike a friend. The people in the office are verey curteous and friendly to me. I will continue to go to this office as long as DR. Fumuso is still there.

Best opthalmologist I've ever had. Dr. Mazor is kind, funny and most important - he is the best at…read morewhat he does. He cares so much about his patients. He went away on vacation and called me to make sure I was recovering from my corneal ulcer. I just love him!

My family has been with Dr Mazor for the last 10 years. He is definitely one of the best doctors…read moreI've EVER had a pleasure of dealing with. He has an absolutely best bedside manner. Very knowledgeable. My kids LOVE going to him as well. I VERY HIGHLY recommend his practice.

Dr. Halper is someone I'm truly grateful to have as my physician. He's knowledgeable, thorough, and…read morealways takes the time to listen and make you feel comfortable, never rushed. He explains everything clearly, has a calm way about him, and you can tell he genuinely cares about his patients. That kind of attention and consistency means a lot. His staff is also always warm, friendly, and helpful, and they make every visit feel easy from start to finish. Really appreciate the level of care all around.

Friendly and attentive staff. Helpful and considerate…read more Knowledgable providers. Schedule options, and variety of providers and location