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    MyEyeDr

    2.4 (24 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    8 years ago

    Drs are patient, thorough, and knowledgeable, but they need better selection of glasses for the lower priced selection, especially kids.

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    7 years ago

    Friendly service, wide variety of glasses and an excellent staff. Would recommend to friends.

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    8 years ago

    I had my eyes examined and had to get progressive glasses. I was pleased with the staff and my purchase.

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    9 years ago

    Friendly service, wide variety of glasses and an excellent staff. Would recommend to friends.

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    Veterans Affairs Medical Center - Little note found in the ladies room.

    Veterans Affairs Medical Center

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    I'm so happy with this VA. I know not everyone has the same things to say about theirs in their…read morearea. This one is great. They don't have every specialty filled- a lot of them are farmed out to care in the community- which works 90% of the time.

    I'm an OIF combat veteran from the younger generation of veterans the VA seems to overlook,…read morecompared to older veterans. Over the past week, I've gone to the ER three separate times because I was feeling lightheaded and on the verge of passing out. I live alone, so I was genuinely concerned and wanted to be around medical professionals in case something serious happened. Each time, I tried to explain potential triggers--like foods I'd eaten, medications, or supplements I'd taken--but I felt treated like a second-class citizen. I had to repeatedly press the call button just to get someone to check on me. As a former combat medic, I was shocked by the complete lack of routine patient checks or "roving" rounds by nurses. I literally had to walk the staff through how to help me. It's no wonder some combat veterans reach a breaking point and take drastic action, like the veteran who recently made headlines by taking his life in front of a VA hospital. One nurse--who had visible tattoos and a nose ring--eventually apologized for the staff not checking in more often. I understand that in 2025, tattoos and facial piercings are common and accepted even in medical settings, but the overall decline in professionalism and care still blows my mind. During initial intake, an older nurse took my vital signs. I kept bringing up possible causes for my symptoms (medications, foods, reactions), but she seemed dismissive--almost annoyed--and barely paid attention. I could read the lack of interest all over her face. The more I reflect on these experiences, the more determined I am to report them to leadership outside the VA system. I recently moved here from Illinois, where I'd heard great things about this particular VA hospital. I was far from impressed. The one bright spot was a nurse who wheeled me for a chest X-ray and made small talk. She mentioned another veteran who had advised "changing your socks and staying hydrated," but she admitted she had no idea what that meant in a military context. As a former Marine Corps combat medic, I explained the reference--to prevent trench foot and maintain basic field hygiene. It's disheartening that a VA hospital, which is supposed to be uniquely attuned to veterans' needs and experiences, feels so detached from the military culture we come from.

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    This is the bruise 7 days later from a Lovenox shot that was given by Elsia at the VA

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    Chicken salad sandwich. Love that it has no extra mayonnaise and is on multigrain bread.

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