I am writing this to share my personal experience as a former pediatric patient, in the hope that…read moreit helps others feel validated and encourages parents and patients to trust their instincts. I saw Dr. Perrin as a child for allergy treatment (cats, dust, mold, stuffed animals, etc.). From a very young age, this practice was one of the places where I felt the most unsafe and uncomfortable. Most visits with the doctor left me feeling uncomfortable and uneasy. The way Dr. Perrin looked at me and interacted with me felt creepy and inappropriate. He frequently touched my ears, earrings, hair, neck, rubbed my shoes, and feet in ways that did not feel medically necessary. During allergy shots or examinations, he often insisted that I remove my shirt so he could "check my posture," despite me insisting that posture checks were already being evaluated at my school. There was another time I had to complete a fitness test. You run in circles behind the office. Most of the patients would complete it and come back in, get set up to a machine. But for mine, he would watch me run for the entire 10-15 minutes. Watching and smiling. He'd also insist to clean my ears and rub them. These requests happened repeatedly. I regularly complained and expressed discomfort, and I hated going to appointments. I often begged my mother or a nurse to come into the room with me because I did not want to be alone with him. At the time, my concerns were brushed off because he was a doctor and considered a professional. And her friends said he's great and does a very thorough job. The most disturbing incident occurred when, as a 12-year-old, he told me I needed to remove all my clothes for a vaginal exam. When I questioned why an allergist would need to do this, he claimed he needed to check my hymen and said it was connected to my lungs and could be affecting my breathing. Even as a child, this logic felt weird and wrong. I became extremely upset, refused, and cried to my mother. Looking back as an adult, I now understand how inappropriate and frightening these experiences were. No child should feel confused, scared, or unsafe during medical care. If that is constantly the case, look at the doctor, not the child. After the Olympic doctor scandal, I wanted to do something, but I never did. I was relieved to learn that this practice is now closed and that Dr. Perrin has since retired. My heart goes out to anyone else who may have had similar experiences. I hope this review helps others feel less alone and reminds parents and patients to listen to that inner voice when something doesn't feel right. I hope I was an exception and not the rule. I release and let go of this.

Dr Perrin is an excellent & knowledgeable physician! He recommended a procedure that helped relieve…read morepain in my back! I highly recommend him!

Stopped in to make appointment and was told I couldn't make one due to the fact I owed 104.00 that…read moreI was not aware of. Women at desk very rude didn't matter I was in pain. Couldnt pay them was handed a phone number to call not sure who I was calling no infor just leave name and we will call you back. There are better was to handle this. These doctors should take payment. My insurance paid a lot of money to them last year when I was there. People don't need to be rude not smile and be un pleasant. If you don't like your job and don't know how to treat people you shouldn't have a window job.

Complete joke of a doctor. Jan 2023 I had severe nosebleeds. Never had a nosebleed in my 51 years…read moreof life. I couldn't breathe out of one side of my nose. He NEVER looked up my nose, told me to go to the hospital and get my nose packed if bleeding didnt stop. He informed me I had allergies. I've never had allergies. Couple months later, I go back because now it's worse. The jerk finally looks up my nose, tells me I have a small polyp. 2 days later I go to a different doctor, he looks up my nose, & says to immediately get a cat scan. I get scan done that day, the following morning he calls and tells me I have a huge mass getting ready to attach itself to my eye. Within a week I'm at MD Anderson being told I have cancer. I went through chemo, surgery, and 6 weeks of radiation. The cancer ate a portion of my eye socket and my skull. I had to get a feeding tube, I couldn't work, my thyroid doesnt work any more all because of cancer treatments. I'm just going to go out on a limb here and say Maybe just Maybe if this arrogant creep doctor took the time to listen to what I was saying & actually looked up my nose the first time I saw him, maybe the cancer tumor wouldn't have grown so large. Stay Away from this so called doctor. If you need a local ent doctor go see Dr. Finklestein, he actually cares about people.

Great doctor! After months of a chronic cough, Dr. Rondinella prescribed 2 medications that solved…read morethe problem. Follow up visit in 3 weeks , along with a chest xray. Dr R is low key, but in my opinion, gets the " job done"!

After a 40 minute wait, Dr. Morrow arrived and asked me how I was doing. I told him I was…read morefrustrated that I had to wait 40 minutes, as I was the first appointment of the day. When I said I didn't understand how this happens, he immediately responded that he did not feel comfortable treating me and asked me to leave. When I asked him why, he told me that it was his decision and that he would call the police if I didn't leave. That was the extent of it. So it seems to me, Dr. Morrow actually had no interest in receiving feedback. It amazes me how respect for one another's time doesn't cut both ways for some people. "Karen" would be the pejorative term to describe someone who insecurely threatens to call the police simply because he was given direct feedback by his patient. A horrible experience.

Waited over an hour. Didn't seem to be very thorough. People walked out due to being kept waiting…read more Seemed rushed. Would not recommend.

In March I came to Horizon Eye Care for the first time and saw Doctor Doughten. Prior to my visit I…read morecalled the office to see if there would be any addition cost other than the copay with my insurance. I was told no. When I arrived I saw the doctor and we spoke about my vision. At no point did we discuss additional costs nor did anyone else make me aware of any. When I went to the desk to check out the receptionist told me there would be an additional cost of $45 for an initial contact lens verification since it was my first time with Horizon. I told her no one told me about this. She asked if the doctor went over it with me. I said no and she replied that he has to start telling people about this before they leave. I called the office after I left because I didn't think it was right to charge someone after the fact and not even let them know of the cost until they are walking out the door. I just spoke with a manager in billing. He stated that he spoke with Doctor Doughten who stated that he did mention the prices to me and checked off on the paperwork that he went over it. If it wasn't bad enough to charge someone after the fact to lie is another layer. He should have just apologized for the oversight and I would have understood. Be careful if you decide to go to Horizon. Doctor Doughten is more like a child than a professional.