i got lasik here back in september and it was the best decision i've ever made. everyone was so…read moregenuine, kind, and made a somewhat intimidating procedure feel safe and easy. you can tell everyone working here is a genuinely good person who's passionate about their job. i haven't worn glasses since i walked into that building 6 months ago and ill be forever grateful to this place and the people working there.

My Daughter Works There And HAD that Surgery and after 8 years She's still doing good!! So yes I…read morerecommended them with a Five them. Thanks, La Rita Green

I am so thankful for the experience I have had with Bright Family Eye Care. They have been truly…read morehelpful and have put the health of their patients first during this pandemic. Thank you!

Disappointing - Be careful about the up selling of services on a routine eye exam. Many insurance…read morecarriers allow one free eye exam a year. If additional services such as taking a scan of your eyes, you will be charged an insurance co-pay in addition to what the scan costs. Of course, you are not told of the co-pay cost just the scan cost, which is reasonable.

I'm 6 hours post surgery, still wearing my sunglasses and recovering. I can't review my new vision…read moreyet as it takes time to fully recover, so I'll update this as soon as I can, but I wanted to review the facility, staff, doctor, and procedure while it was still fresh on my mind. First off - if you're trying to get the "$250 per eye" price they advertise you have to have a very minor prescription. Most don't. It's not false advertising and they put those details in the fine print like every other advertiser. The facility is very nice and well kept. The staff are all very friendly. The day of my consultation they were very thorough in explaining the procedure and answering my questions as well as performing the exam to ensure that I was a good candidate for Lasik. The only thing I wish they'd warned me about before the consultation was that I'd be dilated. On the day of the procedure the three or four nurses in the procedure room were awesome. They talked to me though the entire surgery, which took less than 10 minutes from start to finish and the the "work" on my eyes was less than a minute per eye. The doctor was SUPER personable and you could tell he truly cared about his patients. He's performed Lasik over 108,000 eyeballs!!! I can still see, though my eyes are watery and sensitive, and the surgery was basically painless. There were a few moments things were "uncomfortable", but not bad at all!

Before visiting LasikPlus in Kenwood, I read reviews and nearly cancelled my appointment based on a…read morefew negative submissions. However, I decided to go through with the visit since there was no cost for the evaluation. My experience was nothing like how the negative reviews presented LasikPlus. I found the staff to be very friendly and professional and there was absolutely no hint of pressure to write a review, purchase more services or anything else. Dr. Holden was the most personable and informative eye doctor I've ever visited. I was treated as a valued patient throughout the process, even after it was determined I was not a good candidate for lasik. People who try and harm a reputable business by writing bad reviews are just another category of scammers. Although I'm obviously unqualified to review their services, I can certainly tell you LasikPlus offers excellent customer service.

Got LASIK here and it was easy as possible. No issues since and it's been 2 months. Nice doctors…read moreand follow ups are included in the price. I have had several family use them previously with no issues.

From the owner: Whether you're dealing with cloudy or obstructed vision, there are a number of reasons why having…read morelaser eye surgery may be the right option for you. When selecting an eye surgeon to rectify your situation, go to the doctor other doctors swear by at Midwest Eye Center: A Division of TriState Centers for Sight in Crestview Hills, KY. Each year thousands of patients across the greater Cincinnati, OH, area put their trust in Dr. James J. Sanitato and his staff to properly diagnose and treat their eye ailments. Specializing in laser eye surgery, Dr. Sanitato has more than 34 years of experience, providing him with the skills necessary to reverse the effects of a wide range of conditions. With thousands of successful cataract and laser vision procedures under his belt, patients can count on him to accurately address their cataracts, damaged corneas, and glaucoma diseases. He and his team of eye surgeons also provide treatments for: * Dry eyes * Pterygium removal * Punctal occlusion * Diabetic retinopathy * Macular degeneration This proven eye care center features the latest technology in the field, which allows them to offer an array of specialized procedures. They're proud to provide LASIK®, KAMRA™ inlay treatments, and selective laser trabeculoplasty (SLT). This talented team of eye doctors will work diligently to improve your vision by choosing the appropriate course of action that best fits your specific situation...

Dr Niehoff and her staff took excellent care of me after cataract surgery. Very thorough and…read morecaring. All of the staff is courteous and helpful.

Docs were fine. I saw several. HOWEVER, after being recommended to purchase the "Cadillac version"…read moreof lenses before cataract surgery., we plunked down that 5k and I still need glasses., and not just for reading. I've talked to others who have said the same. Talking to 7-8 people after cataract surgery, it's an average "meh." THE WORST OF ALL? At last visit the comment from the tech was, "Oh, you don't have glasses yet?" I said no, I get my frames online and order lenses at Walmart. I said, " So I'll take my prescription with me please." She said, "Oh, we don't do that." I said, "After 5k and all the testing you have done each time, and I can't get my prescription?" "No, that's not our policy." Now spending another $85 at Walmart to get my prescription. If I have to drive 100 miles to get away from Whitewater Eye Center's monopoly in this geographical area, I will.

When I walked into the office, it smelled horrible. There were cans of Febreeze air spray in every…read moreroom I was taken into. As a person with perfume allergies, I walked out of the office feeling horrible. The bathroom and patient rooms were filthy. The patient chair in one room was all torn and repaired with packing tape. The exam room had a cart in it with supplies and it was covered with dust. The walls in the patient exam rooms were stained with who knows what? I saw Dr. Holnbeck after Dr. Naqvi performed cataract surgery on me. On the first visit with Dr. Holnbeck she was friendly. After the first surgery, visits went downhill. When I had my second eye done and I said I was upset because my distant vision was blurry, she became short with me. On the second visit, she came into the room and was not friendly at all. She asked how I was and I told her I was not happy. She said, "I know you're not happy." She told me my vision was fine. I told her I did not understand how she could tell me my vision was "fine" when everything in the distance was blurry. She then started raising her voice while she was waving the little eye paddle they use at me, and said, "There is nothing I can do. You aren't even correcting with and prescriptions here for distance glasses. You can't get back your lenses. I can't help it if your brain isn't accommodating to the new lenses." Wow. Was it necessary to wave that paddle at me and the vision chart and speak to me that way? She was basically telling me my vision wasn't even correcting if they tried to give me eyeglasses and my distance will always be blurry! I had been in healthcare and can think of many other ways that she could have conveyed that message without raising her voice at me. At this point, I was extremely upset. I told her this was my vision and my eyesight. I told her she was a physician and completely out of line speaking to me and treating me that way. When I said she was out of line, her response was, "I was, I'm sorry." I found Dr. Holnbeck to be very incompassionate and unprofessional. I would never recommend her, or this practice to anyone.

Yesterday I went for my annual glaucoma screening as a new patient at Dr. Love's clinic. There was…read morea sign on the door (WARNING! MASKS MUST BE WORN AT ALL TIMES!) Inside the receptionists were all masked up properly. But when I finally got called in, the person checking my vision by the chart and testing my pressure was wearing her mask under her nose. After a while I asked about that, and she said "It's hard for me to breathe, I had asthma, and anyway I've had Covid so I have immunity." I said I'd been reading that people who'd had Covid AND got vaccinated had a very high level of immunity and I hoped she would go ahead and get the shots. She was skeptical: "I know a guy who had Covid and got the shots, and STILL got Covid." So then somebody came to conduct me to the machinery that scans the back of the eyeball, and SHE was wearing her mask under HER nose. After that Dr came in, Dr. Elizabeth Fahy, OD, FAAO. You guessed it. Her sergical mask kept slipping down and after a bit she stopped pulling it back up in order to use both hands. This was a DOCTOR. She sent me back with the second tech to redo one of the scans, and I asked the tech, "How come everybody on the staff of this place is wearing their masks under their noses?" "Because we can't breathe," she said crossly, "and anyway we're all vaccinated, so...." Not ALL of you, I thought but didn't say. The first tech sounds like an antivaxxer, but how is this tolerated in a medical establishment? Nose not covered might as well be no mask at all. These people were all working right in my face. I had my mask on correctly the whole time, and am fully shot, but was uneasy anyway, now that the world is full of Delta. In the hallway I saw even Dr. Love pull his mask down while talking animatedly with a visiting colleague. In every way the work they all did was excellent, comparable to what I had experienced at the Commonwealth Eye Clinic in Lexington KY for many years. No complaints at all about that. I considered leaving, but it's hard to get an appointment and I was overdue for a checkup and made the decision to stay, which I hope wasn't a bad one. I'll know two weeks from now, I guess.

I really liked the doctors but I had many issues after my cataract surgery. I honestly can't blame…read morethem but we had to make 20 return visits because of eye problems. Even the pre-op drops caused problems. I think I am not a good candidate for eye surgery as LASIK surgery from another Dr has been a disaster. I have daily headaches. So be very careful--

Everyone wants to know why I drive an hour to see Dr. Knowles. Because he is the best. And those of…read moreyou who know me, know I had severe eye issues several years ago...about six surgeries in a six month period. Why would I entrust my eyes to anyone else? And I could tell he cared about my condition and improving my sight. Besides, with the size of my folder, how could a new Doctor devote the time to read all that and understand my needs? Also, the offices are really nice, and staff is the best. And you never have to wait hours, even if they're working you in. This is my eye doctor for life...or until he retires. Then I will be sad.

Cincinnati Eye Institute is the place for eye issues. My mom is seeing them for macular…read moredegeneration, and today, having surgery on her eye lids. The surgery center is right next door to cei and across the street from the atrium. The procedure went great and the staff were so kind. Very understanding of my mom's extra issues. I recommend them.

From the owner: CVPPhysicansDayton is an ophthalmology clinic with an office in Springboro, OH made up of a group…read moreof board-certified ophthalmologists; medical doctors (MDs) trained in the diagnosis of eye disorders and their medical and surgical treatment. Our office is complemented by a staff of eye professionals including optometrists, contact lens opticians, and certified ophthalmic assistants.

I recently had cataract surgery on both eyes, and I cannot recommend Cincinnati Eye Institute…read morehighly enough. Dr. Robert Osher, my surgeon, has a reputation for being thorough, and it is certainly true. He took the time to explain everything, both before and after the procedure. It's hard to imagine anyone replacing him, but I hope he is training a new doctor to be as careful and attentive as he is. His assistant, Heather, really went above and beyond the call of duty to ensure I had the medications I needed, monitor my eye pressure, and contact Dr. Osher with updates. She even helped me find a discount coupon so I could afford the eye drops I needed to bring my eye pressure down! She also went out of her way to ensure that I would get a refund after I was mistakenly charged a co-pay for a follow-up visit. She is so competent, capable, and kind that I hope she will consider becoming an eye doctor herself someday.

date Of service may 2025 received glasses paid my 900.00…read moreDeductible for 2 pairs. Received a bill Oct 2025 called cei the escalated problem to supervisor as insurance had not paid 436.25 balance April 2026 received call from collection agency wanting me to pay 436.25 Called office again they were escalating to a higher level i then called my insurance and they never received a claim from CEI

I've see Dr. Ledford for years. She is very knowledgeable and gives a thorough exam. I trust her to…read moretake good care of my vision. Her staff is helpful and professional. Their office is clean and very up to date. If you are looking for an optometrist, I would highly recommend!

I have been going here for a good amount of years. Dr.Jazmin Blankman was my doctor. She is no…read morelonger here. It shows. She was awesome. Barb front desk is super nice. That is the one star they get. However this day she wasn't on front desk. Colleen (8yrs) and trainee. So many HIPAA violations. Plus, required to sign forms to be willing to self pay for services. Not told if you sign it, they wont process to insurance. I knew better! Obvious that my BP was rising. I tried to remain calm; however, my voice did show frustration with attitude. Then here came the Covid answer, "we are short on doctors, hired three new doctors. " BTW my primary doctor said it was an emergency visit and still was 6-8 weeks. With medical issues I have I wasn't confident In just graduated doctors. " We have to get them from somewhere". The conversation didn't get any better. I still went with assistant, to focus on appt. She asked few questions and went to clean my glasses. While she was gone "Colleen?" Came interrupting, saying Dr Ledford says...... who is she? Not the one I was scheduled to see. That did it someone who didn't talk to me went on Colleen's interpretation and making decisions without me. I saId," stop!" I am done. I left. Then 1.5 hrs later I received a text asking for a review.......here it is for you.