I had cataract surgery performed by Dr. K at Bliss Eye Care. The procedure itself was completed…read morewithout immediate complications, and the office environment was clean and professional. Throughout the process, I felt significant pressure to purchase upgraded lenses and laser procedures, with repeated suggestions that the insurance-covered lens would result in poorer outcomes. This made the experience feel more like a sales transaction than a medical consultation about my vision. Following surgery, I have continued to experience persistent blurred and double vision. During follow-up visits, Dr. K attributed these issues to my prior LASIK surgery, however this potential complication or limitation was not discussed with me prior to cataract surgery. What was most disappointing is that, after identifying prior LASIK as the cause, no solution or treatment plan was offered. I was ultimately referred back to my regular eye doctor to obtain glasses, leaving me feeling that my concerns were no longer being addressed by the surgeon who performed the procedure. Cataract surgery is a major medical decision, and patients deserve transparent counseling, balanced recommendations, and continued care when outcomes are not as expected. Unfortunately, my experience fell short in those areas.

Love this doctor and his office. The office has the most high tech, advanced equipment. The doctor…read moreexplained things in a way that I could fully understand. He was thorough, professional, knowledgeable and friendly. His team was also very professional, yet very friendly as well. This will definitely be my office from now on.

My friend had bleeding in her eye and was seen quickly and received top notch care. The Doctor was…read morevery good at explaining which is great.

Dr. Teelander is very positive, knowledgeable and answers all my questions every time. It is nice…read moreto be able to have a partner in my ongoing care and monitoring of my condition. He also stays up to date on the research. The receptionists and billing coordinator are friendly. However consistently with the Roseville office the technicians doing the tests are cold, impersonal, not clear/or don't offer instructions for the tests. Today the first tech made no eye contact and the entire time had her back to me typing on her computer. The second tech rushed me through a test and couldn't take the time to guide me to the next of 3 waiting areas. I waited to write this review after multiple visits knowing some folks have bad days. But this seems to be a culture in that tech team that is really not friendly, warm or caring. Have had a completely opposite experience at the Sacramento office and will be going there from now on.

I am at that age where I had cataracts and needed surgery to replace my lenses. I was recommended…read moreto Nvision because of a new type of lens they offer, which is light adjustable. After having light adjustable lenses placed in both eyes, and following two simple adjustments, I have the best sight of my life. Great for distance and close work. I highly recommend checking out Dr. Hines and Nvision when you need cataract surgery.

Dr. Fors and staff. Very good care, nice clean facilities, good follow up. I have confidence in…read morethem and recommend them.

Elizabeth was so helpful and professional. The entire staff is wonderful. I have been a patient…read morehere for over 20 years and have always received excellent care.

This place is awful. My husband has been waiting over a year for a referral to process. I've left…read moreseveral messages with Sue. Never a response back. Office promised that they would not let my husband fall through the crack again, and they let him fall through the crack. Again they don't return phone calls. Worst company to go through for your eye issues.. it shouldn't matter of insurance for you to get care or all humans, and we all need care the same way, despite color, religion, or and what type of insurance you have

Dr. Skelton is an outstanding surgeon and compassionate doctor. He performed cataract surgery for…read moremy mom in both eyes. During the per-op appointment Dr. Skelton set realistic expectations and listened and answered everyone of our very many questions. He put my mother at ease. After listening to my mom he suggested a Mono Focal lens, due to the fact that she was comfortable with the possibility of still needing glasses after surgery. Dr. Skelton's vision goal was for her the past the driving test. First surgery was on August 3, 2020. He decided to fix the dominate eye first to improve my moms quality of life sooner. Dr. Skelton did a very good job of explaining the reasoning behind this decision. Since we thought the less dominate eye would be done first. We couldn't of been happier with the surgery! Her vision was restored instantly. In her case by day two she could see clearly with no blurred vision, but everyone is different. We had two more follow up visits with Dr. Skelton. And then her second surgery was performed on September 1st, 2020. Her second eye is a lazy eye so there were lower expectations and a possibility of no vision change. She didn't start to experience improvement until the following day. It was miraculous she could see very clearly out of her lazy eye by day 2. My mom did experience a complication on September 2nd, 2020. After stoping the Perdnisolone Acetate. She experienced rebound inflammation, this was when we were truly grateful for Dr. Skelton. We called the emergency line at 10:30pm, my mom was punched straight through to Dr. Skelton. I texted him photos of her eye and he made room for us to come in the following day 7:45am. After doing a thorough examination he felt comfortable that it was rebound inflammation and put my mom back on the Prednisolone for another 30 days. We where nervous that her vision was still blurry the following day and he made time to see her again the same day. The inflammation is back under control and my mom is moving forward with the healing process. As of now she has 20/20 vision in both eyes but it can take up to a year for complete healing. Everyone is a little different. To sum it up Dr. Skelton is an AMAZING SURGEN! He will listen to your needs. He is meticulous and determined to give you the best out come possible. Above all the compassion he has for is patients is what makes him so amazing. He is truly changing peoples lives and gave my mom back her vision, when she was practically blind. Thank You Dr. Skelton! I have never wrote a review online but thought it important because when we where looking for a doctor ourselves we did nothing but try to read as many review as possible.

I saw this ophthalmologist twice for a painful stye/infection that had lasted for weeks. I had…read morenever had anything like this before, and after already seeing an optometrist without improvement, I came to him because I believed an ophthalmologist would have the expertise to properly evaluate and treat an ongoing eye issue. At my first appointment, I felt the visit was very rushed. He essentially told me to wait and see, said the optometrist had not done anything differently than he would have, and did not do a more thorough exam than I expected given how long the problem had been going on. I relied on his expertise and followed his direction. Three weeks later, the issue was still there -- now lasting approximately 13 weeks -- so I returned. During that second visit, he came into the room appearing irritated that I had come back. He told me my condition was "not that serious" and said he did not have the "bandwidth" for patients like me who were not going blind, losing their sight, or dealing with more serious eye disease. I was stunned. I came to him because I had a persistent eye problem and needed help, not because I was trying to waste anyone's time. After that exchange, he prescribed a medication that was not FDA approved and was also not covered by my insurance, costing more than $2,000 out of pocket. Given that it was not FDA approved, I believe he would have already known it was unlikely to be covered by insurance. His office later called to ask whether I had picked it up, and when I explained that I had not because of the cost, they acknowledged they were aware the cost was significant. That made the whole situation even more frustrating. A couple of days later, his office called again to say he had a different medication for me, but by that point I had lost all confidence in him and did not want further treatment from his office. In my experience, this doctor was brisk, dismissive, and showed very poor bedside manner. I felt talked down to and made to feel as though my eye issue was not worthy of his time because it was not a vision-threatening emergency. Patients seek out specialists because they need help and reassurance, especially when something has gone unresolved for months. I would not recommend him to anyone. There are far better Ophthalmologists out there.

I have been seeing Dr. Moore for years. First with my father when doctor discovered that Dad had…read moresuffered a stroke and referred him to a vascular surgeon, Dr. Karl Clayson, which saved my dad's life. They discovered, not only a clogged carotid artery, but an aortic aneurism. Now Dr. Moore has probably saved my life. For over a year he has been trying to find why I suffer periodic and temporary blindness in my right eye. Other doctors and tests couldn't figure it out, but Dr. Moore remained persistent. A previous ultrasound of my carotid proved nothing. Doctor insisted on a second and consulted with the same vascular surgeon, Dr. Clayson (on a Sunday evening, no less). We now know that my right carotid is 85-99% clogged and I am being scheduled for surgery, and Dr. Clayson is looking into why the lab didn't see it previously. What a long running team, these two.

We had the pleasure of meeting Dr. Michael Moore twice. If you are looking for a Ophthalmologist,…read morelook no further. This is his passion, and it shows. He really took the time in explaining our options. He listened and took notes, which in a Doctor is so important. We found him to be thorough, honest & caring.