SMILE is awesome. Get it if you can. So, I got SMILE, my partner got LASIK... what's the…read moredifference? For Lasik, they need to cut a large flap into your eye... then the laser does the cutting/removal, etc. In SMILE, a tiny slit is cut (no flap), then the doctor does the cutting/removal instead of the laser. My recovery time was much longer; it took a couple months until my vision was perfect, whereas they recovered almost instantly... However, I almost never need eye drops... and they needed them for several months. The results are similar otherwise. How's my vision? 20/15... I could read a few of the 20/10 characters... but it took a bit of squinting. It feels weird to have functioning eyes. The process: You have some meetings, they check your eyes, and walk you through the procedures. If you're the nervous type, this may help you. This was maybe tmi for someone like me, since I prefer to trust the experts/doctors... that is, after doing hours of research and settling on SMILE and Dr. Malihi. However, tmi is better that no info, and many will find comfort in the "behind-the-scenes" tour. The actual surgery takes about 20 minutes... and it's uncomfortable, I mean it's your damn eyes... So, I just tried to relax and think about how this will all be over in no time- and it was. They do offer a chill pill of some sort, but I didn't take it... kinda wanted to feel it all... and it wasn't bad. You do feel a bit of scraping... because there is scraping. Again, worth it. They talk you through the whole thing... tell you when your vision is about to go cloudy, etc. There were people updating me on everything that was happening and there wasn't any mystery or reason to worry. The next day, my vision was kinda there... but after a few hours it got blurry... My partner had almost perfect vision after a day... but I was about 20/40 at best. I ended up working on tons of music, since staring a computer screen was doable but difficult. I traveled a couple weeks later, and my vision was still really blurry... SMILE does take longer to heal... but it's really worth it. After a couple of months, my vision is so good it's ridiculous. Just get it.

I am so glad that I decided to get SMILE at NELSI! All the staff were extremely professional,…read moreattentive, and accommodating. I got an answer to every one of my questions and didn't feel pressured at any point throughout the whole experience. I was a candidate for SMILE, LASIK, and PRK and was walked through the differences between the 3 and pros vs. cons. Ultimately, I decided to go with SMILE to correct my myopia (-4.50 and -5.0 with slight astigmatism) because I already had dry eyes and was concerned LASIK would make it worse. I was able to schedule the surgery for the following week, and the surgery itself was pretty quick and painless! My vision was blurry immediately after, but was 20/15 and 20/20 by the following day. Fantastic! This was, by far, the best medical experience I've ever had. I just wish I would've had Dr. Mahili do it sooner!

So will keep this short and sweet, mainly because this review is about Dr. Bruce Madsen and not…read moreNVISION, because Dr. Madsen did my cataract/IOL surgery before coming to NVISION. Dr. Madsen was an awesome doctor for my cataract/IOL surgery. Very easy to talk to, explained everything upfront, and made sure I was comfortable with the expected outcomes (and downsides) for IOL vs. monofocal lenses (what insurance pays for) Net-net, my left eye ended up at 20/15 and my right eye a smidge over 20/20. But my upclose vision with my right eye was sharp at 12" and my left eye didn't get sharp until closer to 20". So unless I am trying to tie a flyfishing fly, I am 100% eyeglass free. I can read books, menus and my iPhone without readers, and have great long distance vision as well. My surgery was done in 2018 and everything is still great.

Still 20/30 vision in my mid 60s and happy. I believe it also has to do with my improved…read morenutrition. Much less sugar and processed garbage. STILL happy I went here and you should also.

I love my doctor at Casey are institute. I have not had problems getting appointments. I also get…read moreprocedures approved pretty fast.

Longterm patient, but also got eyes damaged from 3x Cataract eye surgeries. Mixed review. But my…read moremedical history is very complex (prematurity ROP, etc.). Estimated ~30% likelihood of problems. 2 out of 3 were negative, but not catastrophically so! 3/5.

Dr. Daniel Robison retired back in 2024. I was worried at first because he was such a great doctor,…read morebut Dr. Monghate, who took over the clinic, is phenomenal. He is thoughtful and genuinely cares about his patients. Our appointments are never rushed. He explains everything clearly as well as answers all my questions and concerns. His staff are wonderful too and how they have the office set-up is great. All of the tests are in one place that you just quickly roll to in an office chair. Everything is clean and I don't usually have to wait long in the waiting room. I'm so grateful to have Dr. Monghate as my doctor and couldn't recommend him more.

30 years ago Dan examined my eyes. He found a slight astigmatism and beautifully corrected. I was…read morepregnant at the time, they were Godparents to my daughter Phoenix. I have made it a point to make sure my kids eye health was always good. This was due to the level of care and professionalism of Dan and Lynn. Their Goddaughter is an award winning author of a series of books, and the boy I had just finished his Masters in Theology with a concentration in Sacred Arts. There wasn't a day my husband and I didn't mention these 2 lovely people, wishing them much success and keeping in our prayers for their protection and guidance.

What a fantastic experience. I genuinely enjoyed everyone who I worked with. They are fun, caring,…read moreand professional.

Staff are super nice and equipment is state of the art here. So happy we found this place!read more

Doctors are great. The wait times are very, very long. Unfortunately, waiting room, windows, play…read morearea and inside check rooms are not clean or disinfected. I don't know what it's like at other ophthalmology practices.

Never in all my 53 years had an opthalmologist or optometrist previously told me I had significant…read morestrabismus that could be causing vision problems - and that it could be fixed. I had double vision at times with my eyeglass prescription, but I just figured it was the prescription and I didn't have time to deal with it. I was stunned by the knowledge, thoroughness, kindness, and competent care shown to my by Sally and Dr. Fang at Child's Eye Care. I had bilateral recession surgery and it truly changed my life. The clinic is for adults, too! I can't recommend this place enough.

Moda Insurance patients, be warned. While this clinic is listed as in-network with Moda, their…read morebilling practices can result in unexpected, out-of-network-level charges due to how they handle Moda's annual vision benefit limits. Moda allows vision providers to balance bill once you exceed your yearly vision benefit (typically $250, $400, or $600 depending on your plan). Some providers voluntarily honor in-network pricing even after that cap is reached--this provider does not. Instead, they charge full higher fees once your benefit is maxed out. Examples: * A standard glasses exam was billed at $250. * A contact lens exam was billed at $480--just for the exam. * For a single pair of glasses, I was billed $327 for the frames, $390 for the lenses, plus an additional $255 in uncovered upgrades--a total of $972 for one pair of glasses. A quick google search shows these exact frames have pricing from $115 to $150, this office outrageously overprices their frames. This means you can reach your plan maximum without even covering the cost of the exam, leaving everything else--exam overages, frames, lenses, contacts--billed at out-of-pocket, non-discounted rates. On top of this: * Their billing is incredibly error-prone. Of the five insurance claims submitted for my family, four were incorrect, primarily due to missing or incomplete charge details. * They over collected at the time of service and have not issued timely refunds. I am currently waiting on two separate refunds, one for services rendered four months ago, and another from three months ago--still unresolved. * They upsold glasses upgrades without clearly disclosing that these options are not covered by insurance, leading to more surprise charges. * And when you try to resolve issues, the billing office is condescending, dismissive, and unresponsive. In summary, this office appears to leverage technicalities in insurance policy to maximize patient costs and hence provider profits, while offering little transparency and poor customer service in return. If you rely on Moda Insurance--or just want transparent, respectful service--I recommend looking elsewhere.

Dr. Jenna McBride is a caring and dedicated eye doctor. She stays at the top of her profession and…read moreprovides the latest in technology and gives accurate eye diagnosis and thorough treatment options. She cares not just about your eyes but your entire well-being. If this is the doctor experience you expect, Dr. McBride is your eye doctor!

Update: got PRK at Tersigni about a month ago, the doctor and staff here are awesome and they made…read moreme feel calm+taken care of throughout the entire process including healing over the next month, vision is amazing now. I wish I could go here for all my medical needs!

I recently had a lens replacement procedure at Tersigni Vision and couldn't have had a better…read moresmoother experience. A week after surgery, i no longer need reading glasses and have had no pain. Scheduling was easy, staff is friendly, professional, and knowledgable, office is beautiful and elegant, and Dr. Tersigni is excellent. I highly recommend