Worst doctor I have every seen. Just wants to move patients, lied about prescription dosage, says…read morehe'll call, never does. Had zero bedside manner and could care less about his patients. Waited 45 min both visits, no apologies...tried to get your out in 2 min to keep the money churn going All he does is belittle questions as if he is the best doctor in town (Clearly is not). New doctor I went to said he has a bad reputation and many of their patients come from poor experiences with Dieck

I would rate this Dr a ZERO and this is not my first visit - WHY I go back, I do not…read moreknow....................I have always waited over 45 minutes - never an apology - As if my time means nothing compared to his..........I walked out once before - after waiting over 1 hour!!! I find him to be very impatient and just rushes you along. My last visit the Dr had an issue with my eyes as they were very cloudy and I had trouble reading the test sheet - He sent in a "intern"?? put drops in my eyes and had me wait...The Dr came in (another 20 minutesor so) still could not read the letters.I was told to take these special drops he gave me for 2 days and his office would contact me - 4 DAYS LATER - no one reached oout to me.......When I called - the Assistant said "Your eyes are fine - no need to come back!!" I told her that my vision WAS NEVER CHECKED! She spoke to the Dr called me back and once again said.Dr said you are fine!! IMAGINE?? N E V E R - Will I E VE R go back - Nor should anyone reading this review!

Stopped in here, the staff was friendly and the wait wasn't too long before we were taken into the…read moreback to start the vision screening. Everyone was pretty courteous and there was a minimum of chit-chat as we moved through check after check. Doctor came through about 2/3rds of the way, did a check of the eye photos and looked into the eyes, checked a few other items and laid out some straightforward vision items. Front desk deals with the billing, charges (copays) and collects upfront. While I prefer getting a receipt right away, they told me they'd email me instead, which took a bit of work - I had to actually go back and get it in-person the next time we visited since a promised email version never was sent to me - a blemish in an otherwise good experience.

Truly fantastic experience. Came here for an eye exam in November, and then just bought a new pair…read moreof prescription sunglasses from here in June. The staff is friendly, helpful, and willing to take the time to explore different cost savings and frame fit options. I felt very taken care of, supported, and respected. My frames were ordered and delivered in just one week, and it was fantastic.

The doctors and nurses are great, but the billing department is utterly incompetent and…read moreinfuriating. First, they are almost impossible to get in touch with -- interminable hold times, and although you can request a call back when it's your turn, they almost never call back. Then when you finally do get them on the phone, they say they'll take care of your problem but never follow through. I've spent *countless* hours over six months trying to get them to fix an incorrect bill, which they acknowledge is incorrect and keep promising to send a revised claim to my insurer but they NEVER follow through. I've had to spend countless hours on this over the past six months having the same conversation over and over again with them, to no avail. It's like Groundhog Day. And all the while they keep bombarding me with past due notices. If I could give zero stars, I would.

i want to give them a no star, they are that incompetent. The patient Portal is a joke. I sent an…read moreemail on 12/10/24 after my appointment with an endocrinologist. I wanted to enroll in the portal so I can view my results, etc. As of today 12/17/24 I am still getting nowhere with accessing the portal. If I am having this many issues with this simple task, I pray I wont have issues with my bill.

Dr. Cameron treated my mother with Doxycycline for years, a practice that raises concerns due to…read morethe potential side effect of pancreatitis, which can increase the risk of pancreatic cancer. Persistent infections are a serious issue, as evidenced by this study MDPI Antibiotics ( https://www.mdpi.com/2079-6382/8/4/183). The paper highlights that patients treated with long-term antibiotics for Lyme disease still had bacteria present in their tissues, likely due to biofilm formation, which protects the bacteria and renders them resistant to clearance by antibiotics. While effective treatments for such biofilm-associated infections are lacking, prolonged courses of Doxycycline pose their own risks, potentially leading to significant health complications. My mother passed from Pancreatic cancer.

Dr. Cameron has helped me so much. We have a way to go, I think, but we're getting there!read more