We are writing this review to commend Dr. George Fisher at Brandon…read more Eye Associates. Barbara and I have been treated by Dr. Fisher for several years and I have always been impressed by and profited by the breadth and depth of his knowledge and expertise. Our perceptions were reinforced as a result of Barbara's visit several weeks ago as she reported a problem with increased floaters after a fall resulting in a blow to the forehead. However, Dr. Fisher's professional knowledge and experience became very evident as his diagnosis reflected that she had suffered a complicated retinal injury. He immediately recommended that Barbara needed to go the the emergency room at the Tampa General Hospital's Eye Institute. It is important to note the the professional staff at Eye Institute were impressed and commented on the depth land accuracy of Dr, Fishers diagnostic report. We appreciate the skills, knowledge, and involvement of the professional staff at the Eye Institute. However, we feel that Dr. Fisher's involvement, professional knowledge and expertise and prompt referral to the Eye Institute was one of the factors in her recovery from this medical issue. More than words can ever begin to express -- THANK YOU DR. FISHER!!! Barbara and Adrian P

Would love to write a review about the Dr., however, after the extremely rude experience I had…read moretrying to book an appointment as a new patient, I decided to go elsewhere.

Every time I come here, it's a really great experience. I've had a few scares and they kindly fit…read moreme in when possible. Everything is explained calmly and accurately. I'm very grateful.

They over book appointments, it is standing room only in the waiting room, 1 hour and still…read morewaiting, not sure if first appointment of the day helps probably not, very annoying. now the nurse just told me plan on 2 hours every time you come here they need to make patients aware when booking

i didnt know what to expect during this visit, and they started to test my eyes. I have a brain…read moretumor and made them aware, but was forced to take this test and stare into a light. after about 2 mins, i was on the floor in my new white coat, crying in pain from the test. 4 nurses came in and told me to get up and finish the test. I clearly told them many times, "No - i can not complete these test. i deny services, call my daughter to come pick me up asap. I could not see, i could not drive, and i could not stand. " 4 separate nurses bullied me to get up and finish against my wishes. I physically could not. after about 30 mins, the doctor never came to check on me. My eyes were blurry enough for me to stumble out on my own and wait in the parking lot for my family to rescue me. after repeated requests for help, NO ONE there helped me with anything, and i was billed in full. My medical report says, "No issue found. Eyes are perfect." i cant understand how this can be. i would never lay on the floor in heels and a white fur coat!?!? GO ANYWHERE ELSE. THEY ARE NOT IN THE BUSINESS OF HELPING SICK PEOPLE, ONLY TAKING MONEY.

Dr. Henderson was my eye surgeon for two cataract operations. He is one of the best medical…read morespecialists I have dealt with. He is very thorough, willing to take the time to explain everything, and even went the extra mile to resolve an obstructed tear duct that he noticed during surgery followup (it would usually be your ophthalmologist that would do that.

I am a new patient and was very pleased with Dr. Arey and his staff. Abby at the front desk was…read moreespecially helpful, kind and committed to making me an appointment in a timely fashion. Dr. Arey was knowledgeable and efficient. I felt confident with his assessment of my eyes. I will definitely recommend this practice to others.

My wife and I have been patients of Dr. Arey for several years and he and his staff are the best…read more He is professional and thorough in the eye exams and explaining any issues scheduling follow-ups if needed. I highly recommend Dr. Mark Arey.

My primary physician recommended Dr. Mack for a minor bump I had under my eye. Dr. Mack removed…read morethe bump and everything looks great. I would have given a 5 star, but there were two issues: 1) I was a little frustrated on the day of the procedure because the Dr. was not forthcoming with what he was doing when he was doing it, and 2) there was a little bit of a wait to see the doctor for my follow-up. Other than those two things, I think it's a good place to get eye issues taken care of.

Dr. Mack was excellent every step of the way for my outpatient surgery to remove basal cell skin…read morecancer that was growing at my "crows feet" about 2mm from one eye. My dermatologist referred me to him since the proximity of the growth to my eye made it a complicated procedure. Pre-surgery planning, day of surgery, and follow up appointments all went smoothly and professionally.

The customer service and professionalism makes any quality of care inconsequential. My wife and I…read moremade appointments months in advance, then drove for 20 hours to make it to town for our appointments only to be woken up early the day before our appointments telling us that they were rescheduling our appointments. When we called to ask about this change, we were told that we were required to have referrals to see the doctor we had appointments to see. A doctor we'd been seeing since 2017. And a doctor who we were apparently able to see when we made the appointments. So, if they're unable make and keep appointments properly, and are unable to respect the patients' time, I'm unable to patronize them and if I won't patronize them I'm unable to recommend them to anyone else.

From the owner: The areas finest Retinal Specialist office. Located at the back of the eye, the retina is attached…read moreto the vitreous, the gel-like substance that makes up for most of the eye's volume. Although the vitreous begins as a thick substance with a firm shape, the consistency of the gel changes and becomes thinner and more watery as we age. A change in the shape of the vitreous can cause it to pull away from the retina and leave a tear. A retinal tear leaves the retina unprotected and can allow fluid to travel between the retina and the wall, which may lead to retinal detachment. Retina Conditions: ?Flashing Lights and Floaters ?Macular Degeneration ?Retinal Detachment ?Retinal Tear Our Retina Specialists ?Dan P. Montzka, M.D. ?Nandesh Patel, M.D. ?M. Kohlhepp, M.D.

Very kind people. Doc's are great. The people in the optical shop were good except for one person…read morewho was extremely nasty and should be reported to Dr pusateri

Great Eye Center and Dr. Pusateri is the best! Wait times are generally reasonable and the eye…read moreexams are very thorough with time being taken to answer any of my questions