I whole-heartily recommend Dr. Michael Rizen, MD. He is the best Ophthalmologist I've come across…read morein my 76 years of life. Dr. Rizen fixed my eye-sight that was quickly disappearing by performing cataract surgery on both eyes, and he continues to care for my vision on follow-up check-ups. I kid you not, if you want an expert eye-doctor, there is no better choice than Dr. Rizen practicing ophthalmology in Bellevue, WA. My eye-sight has been expertly restored, and I am publicly thanking Dr. Michael Rizen for his professionalism, expertise, and friendly manner. Dr. Rizen, you gave me my eye-sight back and I personally thank you. Benjamin Marquez

I have been told by Gilbert that I needed YAG, so I did. Since this Yag surgery didn't get good…read moreresult for my eye. Now I have floating bodies for several months which causes hindrance on my reading and reading on computer and also cause blurriness. It was much better before of this laser treatment.

Everything needs to improve. First, the dr needs to clear off his arrogance and eat some humble…read morepie. In addition to that, that office administration/ system has ti be better organized. They are never clear about all the details in the process. You never receive any written paperwork probably si if a situation does not come thru as told, there is no way to prove it. I felt they mislead you so you make assumptions on your part and again are unaware of actual treatment. They are like a car salesman running you thru to arrange surgery appts fast with vague data about your insurance coverage which is not accurate. It's impossible to contact them to change appointment dates. Some staff you deal with, like scheduling, don't have a phone extension or email. Most dr offices today, big or dnalk, have online portals to provide reports of your visits, what you need to do to prepare first your visut; you can leaves ?s and messages and billing is there as well. Why don't they havevthe $ to spendcon this? No, they claim all this cgarity work they fi just so they can write that off of their taxes worn they don't provide a decent service fur paying clients. I am livid abd recommend going to another dr.

Dr. James McMillan is definitely the best. He almost saved my friend's right eye, which was…read moredisfigured by splintered glass pieces from his eye glasses, which shattered due to a badminton shuttle. The tear in the eye ball was almost star shaped and he performed a marathon surgery for 6-7 hours straight starting at midnight to stitch it up. At 7 in the morning, he came out of the surgery and explained us exactly what he did for almost 30 minutes! He is a pro and knows what he is doing. Apart from this, he is a very good ophthalmologist. I have always been to him for all my yearly eye checks. He has all the sophisticated tools for eye examination. He does a thorough check. I would recommend the yearly complete eye check only if your insurance covers it fully as it is very expensive. He also has an optometrist at Medina eye to order the contacts or glasses.

Dr. McMillan gets at root causes and he is the best eye doctor on the Eastside. I have been to…read moremany eye doctors and got tired of my eyes getting worse and it being seen as the normal thing by other doctors. I saw Dr McMillan for the first time today and what he had to say was light years ahead of his time. He gets at root causes vs just getting a new subscription.

Finally had enough harassment by the Billing Department of the Eye Clinic of Bellevue…read more Even though I had eyelid surgery, scheduled in a few weeks, to correct inadequately done surgery from last year, I walked away from this fine medical clinic. Then the Billing Department started sending DUNNING texts to me at all hours of the day, night and even on weekends. When I called and asked for the bill, the clerk said, "oh it has not been sent out yet". The last straw was getting a DUNNING text in the middle of dinner last week at 7PM stating I owed $20. None of these HUGE amounts of $100 and of $20 dollars had even been billed and even going by the DUNNING texts were over 16 days old. The Eye Clinic of Bellevue has lost a loyal (VERY PROFITABLE $32K for two droopy eyelids) patient due these OUTRAGEOUS billing tactics! I have let all of my friends, associates and clients to avoid this crazy place that practices sending DUNNING for bills not even sent out. I can only imagine what they do if someone is actually late.

I love the Eye Clinic of Bellevue. I have gone there for many years, and the staff and the doctors…read moreare the best. I initially went to Dr. Coyle who has since passed away and also Dr. Davis and Dr. Phan. Dr. Phan performed my cataract surgery, and I had an excellent result. She is an awesome doctor and very caring and kind. My husband also sees her, and she has performed surgery on him. The staff has always been professional. When I did not understand one particular bill I spoke with the accountant who patiently listened to me and answered my question. I highly recommend them. Not sure why it shows me living in CA on my posted review. I live in Redmond, WA.

I went to Dr Coday for a persistent stye that just wouldn't go away, needless to say it was driving…read moreme crazy, I decided I wanted to have it lanced and she was able to do it the same day because there was a cancellation. She is very warm and caring and definitely listens to her patients. she described what was going to happen so you were not surprised by anything. The procedure is definitely not fun, but she makes sure you are comfortable the whole way through. if you are looking for an opthamologist, she is excellent!

I had an appointment at 10:30 AM at the Bellevue office today. I arrived on time and had previously…read moreconfirmed my appointment after receiving multiple reminder texts emphasizing punctuality and a $75 no-show fee for cancellations within 24 hours. However, it was 11:30 AM and I still had not been seen by the doctor. I had clearly informed the front desk that I needed to leave by 11:30, yet there was no meaningful update or accommodation. If a practice expects patients to strictly honor appointment times and threatens financial penalties for delays or cancellations, there should be the same level of respect for patients' time. Communication about delays and better schedule management would go a long way. I understand that medical offices can run behind occasionally, but a full hour without being seen -- especially after stressing punctuality in reminder messages -- is not acceptable. I hope Overlake EyeCare takes patient time as seriously as it expects patients to take theirs.

Went I. For my periodic eye checkup. I am really happy with Dr Chen and his staff. They are very…read moreprofessional, cordial, friendly and helpful. They take the time to explain everything they are doing and tell you what to expect was while completing all of the eye test A few years back, I had cataract surgery performed by Dr Chen and was happy with the outcome. Strange cause every time I go into their office, the waiting area is changed, furniture over etc They also provide complimentary coffee, tea etc Would definitely recommend Dr Chen and his staff !

Great eye care by an exceptionally professional eye surgeon. Won't go anywhere else. We travel…read moreover two hours to appointments. Well worth the quality care.

Very nice office space. *very* nice. Staff is professional, knowledgeable, and helpful. I am at the…read morevery beginning of issues around cataracts and thought my symptoms might warrant surgery. After a thorough workup, I get to wait another year. Turns out some of my symptoms have nothing to do with my cataracts. I truly appreciate not being lumped in and herded with the great majority of patients into surgery. Was referred back to my optometrist for dry eye treatment. Definitely recommend.

Two Weeks Post Op…read more Life-Changing Experience Despite My Fears! Let me start by saying I was extremely terrified about getting LASIK. I have an intense fear of anything near my eyes, and while I understood it was a laser and not a needle, the thought of something going wrong or even going blind (even though I know the risks are minimal) had me so anxious. I have lived with very poor vision my whole life (-8 in one eye and -7 in the other), and I knew that if I didn't act soon, I might not be a candidate for LASIK later. My heavy prescription glasses had been unchanged for years and limited my frame options, so I finally decided to face my fears and go for it. Even that morning, I was still scared out of my mind. I'm so glad I scheduled an early morning appointment because the staff was amazing from the moment I arrived. The doctor was an absolute superstar--he explained every step of the procedure as it was happening, which helped keep me calm and still. They even had someone stand by to offer me a squishy stress ball for my nervous hands! The whole team made me feel supported and reassured. The surgery itself was fast, and I followed all the aftercare instructions to the letter. I went home, took a nap, and diligently used my eye drops (antibiotics, lubricating drops, etc.) every 15 minutes, as directed. For the first four days, I minimized screen time and took it easy. Now, two weeks later, I couldn't be happier with my results. My vision is incredible, and my eyes feel great. I've had minimal dryness (using drops four times a day as recommended) and no infections. Wearing goggles to bed with an airplane neck pillow was a lifesaver for me as a side sleeper during the first week. I also invested in individual-use eye drop vials--they're super convenient, hygienic, and sting-free. A couple of tips: * I used a special heat face mask that didn't put pressure on my eyes but provided heat at night before bed, game-changer for comfort! * I avoided makeup entirely for the first 2 weeks and got a special, eye-safe brand recommended by my main optometrist for when I finally did wear makeup. If I had to nitpick, my biggest complaint was the discomfort from the protective contact lens they place after surgery. It felt like having an eyelash stuck in my eye until it was removed at my follow-up appointment only in the one eye, but the relief was instant once it was out! Also, showering during the first week was a bit tricky since you have to avoid getting water in your eyes. Overall, the experience was life-changing, and I am thrilled with the results. If you're scared, I promise the care and professionalism of this team will help put you at ease. I can't recommend them enough!

I had RLE last week with Dr. Schmitz and it changed my universe. I missed a lot of the last 10+…read moreyears by not prioritizing my vision. He's kind and he's present. See his bio; it's a good read.

I have nothing but good things to say about the staff that works here. Thoroughly professional and…read morefriendly. The reason that I gave four stars was because I had heard so much about Refractive Lens Exchange (RLE). Over and I heard about not needing readers. So, the first night, I couldn't read my phone, but that's to be expected. But I'm a week in now, and I can't read very well up close, and I still have halos, and blurry vision. I can see very well far away, but I'm getting concerned about the flashes of light I'm seeing in my left eye. The radio personalities who tell you that you'll never need readers, Bob Stelton, Softy Mahler, and Ian Furness, should really be held accountable Everybody tells you it's affordable, but I consider over $15,000 to be quite a lot of money. I had hoped for great results, but I will be in readers the rest of my life. I'm not thrilled about that. Just be aware that great vision is not guaranteed. Also, I should mention that while I agree the procedure is mostly painless, it was pretty uncomfortable for me. There are constant drops, and you see strange patterns and colors, and you're supposed to keep the eye being worked on open, but after a while you can't tell if it's open or closed, and there's pressure around the eye. I didn't want to be too negative, but I'm just saying the things that I wish somebody had told me.

Had cataracts done by Dr miller and very happy with results. Plan on seeing her again soon!read more

First class, blue ribbon everything. My eye surgery was better than I could have ever hoped for in…read moreevery way. Start to finish professional. What a genuine pleasure.

Dr. Morton is a highly knowledgeable and professional ophthalmologist in Bellevue who has provided…read moreexcellent care for my entire family. While the receptionists are a bit stern, they are efficient and keep things running smoothly. Overall, I highly recommend Dr. Morton's office.

Receptionists are extremely rude over the phone. They need training. I'll be looking somewhere elseread more