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    Pearle Vision

    3.0 (29 reviews)
    Open 10:00 am - 8:00 pm

    By appointment only

    Services - Pearle Vision

    Eye exams

    Eyewear fitting

    Retinal imaging

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    The best contact lens exam. Very friendly, knowledgeable staff. Easy to schedule appointments online. Highly recommend

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    She went so far above and beyond the call of duty that Pearl Vision in Clackamas has gained my business for life.

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    River City Eyecare

    River City Eyecare

    4.5(37 reviews)
    1.8 miSoutheast Portland
    $$
    12 years in business
    Locally owned & operated

    Love River City Eyecare! I've been taking my family here for years. I recently developed a painful…read moreeye infection and Doctors Breeden and Provost saw me promptly as my condition escalated and treated my condition. The medical care and customer service is awesome here!

    Rather unpleasant experience...receptionist was patient, friendly, and helpful, but twice I was…read morepressured to pay pay extra for dilation. When the receptionist brought it up, I asked if it cost extra; she said yes, and then told her I wasn't interested. You'd think it would end there. After Dr. Breeden finished the main portion of the exam, she made it a point to get up, close the door, and lecture me about the importance of dilation, imploring scare tactics, and comparing it to having vitals checked. This was just insulting. It's my health, and it's my money, and I have the right to opt out. I'd like to think that professionals could take a hint that money is clearly an issue for me without me having to say HEY, I'M FUCKING BROKE, I'M JUST HERE TO GET A PRESCRIPTION SO I CAN BUY CONTACT LENSES. The icing on the cake was not being given (or emailed) my new prescription at the end of the visit. After I emailed them asking for it, there was another little passive aggressive cherry on top -- part of my prescription was left blank, and I had to dig up my old prescription to find the number (the BC, or base curve, which is either 8.4 or 8.8 when ordering contacts online). So thanks, ladies! Very professional.

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    Myoptic, Sellwood

    Myoptic, Sellwood

    4.6(72 reviews)
    4.6 miSellwood, Southeast Portland
    $$

    I have very complicated eyes and they can be a challenge. I came in and Joey at the front desk had…read moretaken the initiative to find my brand new eye insurance before I even came in. Doctor Ross had the experience to listen to what I had to see and balance near and far vision. I am so happy I have found this great place!

    Went in for an annual eye exam while wildfire smoke was in town. My eyes were kinda bothered by the…read moresmoke and the doctor saw it. The conversation should have stopped there. Instead health insurance was billed with a medical exam when its quite obvious what caused it: the smoke. I didn't need a doctor to tell me that. The prescription the doctor gave was for over the counter re-wetting drops. The purpose of my visit was an annual eye exam, not to diagnose why my eyes were partially red. It's fairly obvious why. I'm walking through in one of the most polluted cities in the world on the way to the optometrist. The doctor should have said "Wildfire smoke is irritating your eyes. Come back next week or when the smoke clears for an exam." This is how my old eye doctor would have handled this and he operated until retirement, had a great practice, was passionate about optometry. What do I get here? A business that operates like it's run by private equity. They did a bait and switch. Instead of what I expected to pay for an eye exam, they billed a more expensive health insurance co-pay. This seems more like a money making strategy and insurance fraud than looking out for my well-being. When I called for clarification the woman I spoke with was not helpful and she wouldn't reverse the health insurance claim. I was honestly frustrated when I found out there was no recourse and the woman I spoke with was not understanding. She didn't treat me as a person seeking health care, more like a customer that needs to go away. My Optic turned a $10 eye exam into a $60 health insurance co-pay on a whim. I didn't go in looking for help with my eye dryness due to wildfire smoke. I wanted an annual eye exam. I didn't ask for the services they billed me. The doctor didn't make it clear what was going on with billing in the exam room, didn't give me a choice. Had I been given the choice I would have opted out and come back later for an annual eye exam. I looked into this more and on the chart it says the doctor diagnosed me with "eye dryness due to excessive use of contact lenses." I hadn't worn contact lenses in weeks not did I wear any into the appointment. The woman threatened to charge me the full amount for the visit instead of charging health insurance as a possible conclusion. I think they are committing insurance fraud. This experience left me wanting to dispute the claim and still needing an eye exam, questioning if I should even go to eye doctors if the lot of them are going to practice business this way. They need to make it really clear they can turn your eye exam into a medical exam and give you the opportunity to deny or accept. Instead, it's confusing and you end up spending more money than you intended. When I was asking why the insurance needed to be billed, I felt pushed around. No one was explaining anything properly. This place used to have good customer service and good doctors. Now I'm not so sure.

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    Northwest Eye Care Professionals

    2.5(30 reviews)
    1.3 mi
    $$

    I reccommend the eye doctors here whole heartedly. They've done right by me. Now buying glasses…read morehere I'm starting to feel like they've changed over the years. I called due to my husband and I ordered glasses same day and same transaction. His came in and mine didn't. Got a call 24 hours later and was told I'd be texted about it and now radio silence. It's been 2 weeks. Husbands are in now for a few days already. And he's upset because he feels like I should be getting answers and it's not just due to me needing prisms. I've noticed lower ratings recently and it's alarming! I understand it takes time to hear but not this many hours.

    Don't claim expertise when you don't have it or when your experience is limited in treating an…read moreuncommon condition. Ophthalmologist said he could do cataract surgery on my husband's eyes which were complicated by a side effect if stem cell transplantation called graft versus host disease. Total fail of surgery on one eye at Providence Milwaukie. After attempts by colleagues to resolve problem, including closing eyelid for a period of time, the ophthalmologist washed his hands of the situation leaving the eye disabled with permanent double vision. A former cornea specialist at Casey Eye Institute, OHSU succeeded with cataract surgery of the other eye. He also managed well the treatment of a tear I caused by poking the "good eye" with the tip of a dropper. (My husband could barely open his eyes for drops, which led me to get way too close and, really bad, reflexively move the tip toward the cornea.) Upshot: avoid a generalist, engage a specialist only.

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