Great results with LASIK! Excellent staff and physicians who made the whole process easy and…read morepainless. Highly recommend!

I'm so grateful for the support and kindness Dr. Tharp, Christi, and Donna gave me over the phone…read morewhile out of town when my eye hemorrhaged. 20 20 Eye Physicians has a great staff and always so helpful.

for me, they were fantastic from start to finish. I had cataract surgery in both eyes. My only…read moreissue now is floaters which I'm going to be talking to them about.

Had cataract surgery last February and my vision has not improved at all. Very disappointed. Going…read moreback tomorrow for a procedure to correct what was not done right. Hopefully, this will work. Otherwise, I'll be seeing an ophthalmologist of my own choosing.

Dr. Frascella is an ophthalmologist with 20/20 with several offices throughout the city. He is an…read moreexcellent physician with expertise you demand and a wonderful personality that is missing in so many physicians today. I've been a patient for 10 years and trust Dr. Frascella to perform my yearly diabetic eye exam, eye injuries or any eye care necessary. If the Westside office isn't convenient, call his office for the other locations he practices at. The office is full service so you can purchase your eye wear here as well. This location is on the first floor, to the left as you walk through the front door of IU Medical Plaza on Georgetown Road.

Hands down THE BEST EXPERIENCE at Eye Surgeons of Indiana. I was referred to Eye Specialists and am…read moreso glad my gut told me NO! After tons of recommendations to Dr. Cachillo I got right in. From start to finish the experience was amazing. The consult was great, I was treated so kindly by EVERY SINGLE PERSON I came in contact with. From the office staff , to the doctor, to the after care (Dr.Shaffer) it was wonderful. Best decision I ever made. I had no problems and healed beautifully. I cannot believe how amazing my vision is. I would recommend this place to anyone who needs cataract surgery! A ++++ CARE!!!

Ruined my eyes. Prk a little over a year ago. Prk/lasik/refractive surgery they are all scams…read more Nothing more than a used car salesman trying to collect $$$. Side effects are too numerous to list. READ your preop notes. LOTS of things that will NEVER get mentioned(though they will lie and put it in there anyway) by the optometrist when you have it. You will get varying degrees of every side effect PERMANENTLY. It doesnt heal. The surgery destroys the natural shape of your eye and makes it flat. Floaters, terrible night vision and eyes that are constantly uncomfortable. When you start realizing you have problems, you will be told thats how your eyes were before(wrong). Look up a confocal scope image of nerves Years after surgery and you'll realize the nerves dont heal properly ever. There is a reason why cameras have the shape of HEALTHY EYES. Not the garbage they do in laser surgery. Look up how the eye works, how glasses correct and what surgery REALLY DOES. keep them healthy, dont do these garbage refractive procedures.

This entire office is a class act. From the moment you walk in, you are greeted with courtesy,…read morekindness, and concern--and a beautiful office. I have an autoimmune disorder that causes very dry eyes. I used to be so stressed with eye pain and inflammation. After going to two other so-so opthamologists who just told me to use over the counter drops, I asked my primary care who the best eye guy in town is. He recommended Dr. B, stating "every one of my colleagues seems to think this guy is brilliant, give him a try". He is brilliant, great at punctal plugs if you have dry eyes, very astute, and willing to try multiple approaches until you come to the right solution. Even more, he is so very kind, compassionate, and he really listens. He has one so many "best of awards"--I'm sure if you google him, all that will come up in your search. The only downside I have is that the wait is often quite long (as long as 80 minutes at the end of a busy day) before you finally see the doc, but they will take you back for your exam and intake before then. I feel like for something as precious as my eyes, I will wait for the right doc. Just take a good book!

Posting again because the doctor had my review taken down for a fake reason. If you have dry eye…read moredisease (or anything else), I strongly urge you to NOT waste your time, money, or put your emotional and physical wellbeing at risk by going here. This opthalmologist is the most unprofessional, dishonest, rude and incompetent doctor I have ever seen. He ignored objective test results and diagnoses from 5 previous doctors, made up an unscientific theory that my tears are "too diluted" and that is why my eyes feel dry (not because i have dry eye disease), and told me my supposed low-salt tears are causing RCE and to stop all dry eye drops and treatments, and to only use Muro 128. This is dangerous advice that could actually cause me to get an erosion! My osmolarity tests never showed low salt levels either, they were high, and when I asked about that, he became extremely rude and started gaslighting me. He did not do any testing himself to come up with this theory. I tried his advice for one day and called the next morning because my eyes were still stuck and i knew everything he told me was BS. He got on the phone and immediately cut me off and started talking down to me because I hadnt waited a month. When i had valid questions, he said "it seems like you just don't want to believe anyone." I saw Dr. Lifferth 2 weeks prior. He used a Goldmann tonometer on my already very fragile eye without numbing drops. It hurt and my eyes have been in non-stop pain and irritation since seeing him. The ophthalmologist lied and told me this cant cause damage. I had called them asking if this was really what he used on me (the print-out says so), and I had a lot of other questions too because what they wrote in my medical print-out was filled with inaccuracies, I wasn't given clear instructions about medication dosing (it was way different in the records than what he told me), and other issues. I was told numerous times the office manager would call me to answer my questions. She never did. I asked the opthomologist too, but he wouldnt answer the question. They called me 4 times on Monday morning and left me 3 voicemails while I was working telling me they wanted me to see their ophthalmologist. Super weird behavior. I had second thoughts about going back but I thought at least I can ask for serum tears and I drove over an hour, had to wait 2 hours, and then saw him. This doctor told me I did not have dry eyes nor SPK anymore and he "thinks" he sees evidence of a corneal erosion (how he even confirmed any of this without fluroscein makes little sense). He told me to buy a humidifier despite my house being at 60-70% humidity. I asked if I should keep using vevye since I'd only been on it 5 days. He said I can try 5 more days if I want, but if it hasn't worked by day 10, it wont. That isn't what the clinical trials, medication leaflet or other doctors say. They are required by law to give me copies of my records with all imaging and the check out lady the first time refused when I asked nicely for my meibography images. This time, they refused again to give me complete records, said they sent them to my PCP so they "don't have to" give them to me. That's not what the law says. They also refused to refer me to another provider, the ophthalmologist said "no, I'm not referring you anywhere, don't call here again" and hung up on me. The slit lamp looked dirty and was covered in dust, as was the doctor's keyboard right next to it. It doesnt seem like they are sanitizing things well. They dont do tests advertised on their website like inflammadry, shirmers, or even a full lipiview scan (they omit LLT and incomplete blinks) & make you sign something saying they dont bill that to insurance. They did not even do a TBUT. Lifferth told me my MGD would just go away eventually, which confused me. He told me to switch from Allegra to zyrtec because it is less drying; the opposite is true. I would never go back here if they were the last place on earth.

Dr.Finnin is a wonderful caring Doctor,I would recommend him to everyone. He is very thorough and…read moreexplains to you what is going on

https://goo.gl/maps/RGwqa1kFduuEJ92y9…read more It is the Doctor's responsibility to make sure that they research all medications and collaborate with the anesthesiologist in making sure they review my health history. Dr. Nottage bedside manners are not acceptable and her failure to review my medications caused the cancelation of my eye Surgery on November 17th by the anesthesiologist and head RN of surgery. Her office called my referring Doctor and said they will not being able to my surgery and didn't give a reason, so now I am back to square one.

Spouses procedure went extremely well and the team took excellent care of him. Their communication…read morewith me was also diligent and thorough.

They over schedule every routine visit, over 4 hours! He only sees patients one day a week, just…read morepathetic!

Thoughtful, caring and an exceptional surgeon. Ground breaking research and the skills to take care…read moreof corneal issues others cannot. Staff is great and the exam was very thorough. Plan on the first exam to take a few hours due to all the special tests.

From the owner: Dr. Matthew Feng was hand-picked by Dr. Price to join the team at Price Vision Group. Dr. Feng…read moregraduated magna cum laude from Harvard and was selected as a Dean's Merit Scholar at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine. He is highly trained in complex corneal procedures, and has an engaging, warm personality.

I was referred to Dr. Gian Paolo Giuliari, a Retinal Specialist, by my optomologist, Dr. Scott…read moreWentz, with 20/20 Eye Care. Dr. Wentz informed me, Dr. Giuliari has over 20 years of experience and is highly regarded in his profession. Associated Vetreoretinal Uveitis Consultants have several physicians in this group located at 10585 N. Meridian Street in Carmel, off 31 and 106th Street ramp. It is extremely easy to find the office building. An Avon location opened 4/15/24 on US Highway 36, Rockville Road, if you prefer the west side. The office building has a free, large surface parking lot with many handicap parking spaces. The check-in office staff were friendly and appeared to have a routine in place that moved patients in a timely manner. The internal offices you visit after being called back have a specific function with a large waiting room located in the center of the offices. Eye exams, various eye equipment are in each room, and the doctors exam rooms move quickly with little wait time. Each staff member I worked with for each procedure was terrific to work with during all my visits. Dr. Guirliari was easy to talk with, friendly, knowledgeable, well-spoken, and thorough. He asked several times if he had answered all my questions or concerns. The staff also provided many pamphlets and papers explaining each step before and after surgery, instructions I had to follow, and explaining details of various diagnoses found. After several tests and measurements, Dr. Guiliari confirmed Dr. Wentz's diagnosis of a macular hole in my left eye that requires surgery. Basically, a gas bubble had to be inserted into my left eye. Surgery was scheduled just a mile from Dr. Guiliari's office at IU Spring Mill Surgery Center, which is known as a state-of-the-art ophthalmology surgery center on the second floor. They have a free, large surface parking lot with many handicap parking spaces. All the staff was phenomenal but more about the surgery center in their review. Dr. Guiliari was again thorough and reassuring, plus I felt very safe and comfortable in his care. My anesthesiologists, I think his name was Dr. Temple, and he was amazing!! He kept me as calm as possible and informed me of each step he and the staff were performing while prepping me for surgery. If you need a retinal specialist, I can highly recommend Dr. Guiliari, along with IU Health Spring Mill Surgery Center.

I got in contact with the Associated Vetreoretinal Uveitis Consultants through google search and I…read morecannot overemphasize how fortunate I was especially when they assigned Dr. Giuliari as my doctor for the retinal problem that I had. At first sight, and with his cool composure, he listened attentively to what I had experienced. He took his time to re-explain my problem with textbook images and what may likely happen during my treatment. He was well composed, very articulate, and reassuring. It appeared that he has done similar interventions before and had long years of experience. I felt very comfortable though remained worried at the mention of getting a few injections in my left eye that had the problem during the treatment. I remember taking injections on my buttocks many years ago and the thought of having similar injection, with the long, pointed, and sharp needles in my eye gave me goose bumps, sleepless nights, and fearful imaginations in the days leading to the first injection. The clinic is very clean, well-organized, and a trained staff that knows exactly what to do at every turn. After the preliminaries on the first visit, I returned a week later for the first injection. My blood pressure was taken, restated my date of birth, and read the chart with each of the eyes. The second stop, in another room, was to have images of my eyes taken, and the third was the biggest encounter with the doctor, the injection. Fearful that I won't be able to drive back home, my 24-year-old son, a Purdue University graduate, drove me to the clinic. In order not to let him notice how panicky I was, as his dad, his hero, I asked him to go back home and would call him when everything was done. In a few minutes after the images were taken, I was led in another room where I was to meet Dr. Giuliari. Another Assistant did the preliminaries with liquid drops on my eye. Now came the drama. Dr. Giuliari went through the images, explained what will happen during the treatment, and the goal. He came over to the right side of the chair, explained every step that he took: this medication is for this, look up straight and follow my fingers, this is to keep your eye open, etc. I did as he instructed. I remembered from my High School biology days that the heart beats 70 times a minute. I realized that mine was more than ten times that rate with shallow breaths, and probably the Doctor realized it too. I grabbed the arms of the chair very tight and had they not been securely screwed; they would have come out. And then he said this one will put a little pressure on your eye, a pressure that I did not feel in anticipation of the needle. After that, he tapped me gently on the right shoulder, saying, "you are done". What! Where is the injection? I took a very deep breath, trying to control the palpitations. Is the nightmare over, for real! He was professional, friendly, caring, as he looked to our next appointment. I left the hospital feeling good but a bit ashamed that I had imagined things different. Arriving back home, everyone expected to a gauze or a bandage over my left eye. They were afraid for me. How then would I explain that it was like 'liking a cone of ice cream' but still had to pretend to be brave like coming from a battlefield unscathed. Subsequent injections were like a walk in the park, relaxed, while my eye continued to heal. Dr. Giuliari is one of the best in his field, highly experienced, well-educated, and does his work with passion.