In gratitude to Dr. Anna Terrarosa who quickly diagnosed and offered a solution for an extreme dry…read moreeye condition from which no combination of prescription or over the counter eye drops provided the least amount of relief. Dr. Terrarosa presented a straightforward and easy to understand diagnosis, explanation and solution to this condition that I had endured for a period of several years. The solution involved a procedure that when described, even those who aren't squeamish would rather not think about; however, owing to her kind, reassuring and ever so positive "bed side manner" she instilled a strong sense of confidence and assurance that immediately put me at ease with a total understanding of what was involved. As Dr. Terrarosa performed the procedure she provided easy to understand explanations as well as what to expect. The procedure went well without causing the least bit of discomfort. Likewise, the recovery caused far less discomfort than the dry eye condition. Most importantly, the procedure was most successful providing total relief. Again, many thanks to Dr. Anna Terrarosa for her excellent medical treatment

Honestly, the amount of time I had to wait at the eye doctor today was genuinely absurd. Like, I'm…read morenot even exaggerating when I say I feel like I could have completed an entire semester of school in the amount of time I spent sitting there. I walked in thinking, "Alright, this shouldn't take too long," because how complicated can an eye appointment really be? Apparently, extremely complicated, because somehow I ended up waiting for what felt like approximately 47 years. I got there, checked in, sat down, and figured they'd call me back pretty soon. Nope. I sat there. And sat there. And continued sitting there. At a certain point, I started questioning whether I was actually at an eye doctor or if I had accidentally signed up to become a permanent resident of the waiting room. I watched people come in after me, check in after me, sit down after me, and somehow get called back before me. I genuinely started wondering if there was some sort of secret VIP line that I had not been informed about. The worst part is that every time someone opened the door, I thought, "Finally, this is it." And then they would call someone else. Every. Single. Time. Eventually, I stopped even looking up because I had completely lost hope. I could have brought a sleeping bag, a pillow, a Nintendo Switch, three meals, and a change of clothes, and I still probably would have had plenty of time to spare. At one point, I genuinely forgot why I was there. I started staring at the walls, reading every single sign in the office, looking at the eye charts, examining the fish tank--basically anything I could possibly do to entertain myself. I became more familiar with that waiting room than I am with my own house. If someone asked me where the bathroom was, what magazines they had, or what color the receptionist's chair was, I could have given them a full tour. And then, just when I thought surely I had been forgotten completely, they finally called me back. But even THAT wasn't the end of it. I thought getting called back meant the appointment was finally going to happen. Instead, I got brought into another room and proceeded to wait AGAIN. So apparently there was a waiting room inside the waiting room. It was like an eye-doctor-themed escape room where the objective was simply to see how long I could remain patient before losing my mind. By the time the actual doctor came in, I had aged approximately six years. I was no longer the same person who walked through those doors. I had experienced things. I had seen things. I had waited. And honestly, after all that time, I expected them to at least congratulate me for surviving the experience. The whole appointment probably took about 20 minutes once everything actually started, which somehow made the waiting even more ridiculous. I spent what felt like an entire geological era waiting for something that was over practically as soon as it began. I genuinely think I spent more time staring at the waiting room wall than I spent talking to the actual eye doctor. So yeah, overall, fantastic experience. Nothing says "we value your time" quite like making someone sit around long enough to reconsider every decision that led them to make the appointment in the first place. Next time I go to the eye doctor, I'm bringing snacks, a charger, a blanket, homework, and possibly a tent, because apparently I need to prepare for an overnight stay.

Alexander Hatsis botched up my left eye surgery. There were huge chunks of debris remaining in the…read moreeye after the surgery and the haptic was not totally in the sac (i.e the lens was not placed correctly in the eye). When I went to this doctor for follow up, he told me that the debris would go away but such huge chunks could not, I confirmed with another doctor. As a result I had to go to another surgeon who did vitrectomy and placed the haptic in the sac (i.e correctly placed the lens in the eye). Surprising thing is that when the second doctor called Hatsis and said told him that haptic was not in the sac, Hatsis told him that was OK. This is shocking. I would not recommend Hatsis to anyone.

cataract surgery and the quality of care is above and beyond The office staff are pleasant and very…read moreprofessional.I am very happy with service given and to the wonderful doctor in caring about my health.Would highly recommend.

Dr. Stroh is truly a "straight shooter" when it comes to eye health. He truly listens to you (which…read moreis rare these days). He provides great analogies to help us "lay-people" understand what is "going on". I love that he treats the "cause" rather than the symptoms. Sara, one of his technicians, has a great calming personality sprinkled with a sense of humor. Overall, from the Front Desk (Thanks to Marianne, Jessika and Ale) to the Back Office they are Professional and friendly! I rarely give 5-Stars to any Medical team. This is the definitely the place to come for your Retinal needs!

I have been a patient of Dr Stroh for 30 years. He is a top notch surgeon and is great with his…read morepatients. I highly recommend him for anyone with eye issues.

I didn't have an appointment so I called to see if I could have my 8 Y.O. son's eyes checked. I…read morespoke to Ronaldo who kindly agreed to fit me in right away between his scheduled appointments. Doctor Fuchs was great with my son, and Ronaldo was helpful with our glasses selection. My son can get nervous in clinical settings but he had a great time, and is looking forward to getting his new glasses. Fair warning - if you're like me and you haven't bought glasses recently - they ain't cheap. Prepare yourself bc insurance only reduces your bill by $100. The rest is out of pocket.

warning warning scam scam! They said take my insurance and…read morecharged me full price with just a 10% discount. Also tried to make me purchase 6 months of contacts at $600 said less options. Beware!!! Also very obvious employeees have no idea what they are doing!! no wonder why no one came in the whole time i was there!! Scam' reporting them Monday!!

Dr. Bragin provides a comprehensive service to his patients while taking into consideration the…read moreinput of other factors- costs, immediacy of need, etc.. When facing a diagnostic challenge, he provides references to his colleagues who specialize a given solution. Happy to be a longterm patient!

My mother had an appointment with Dr. Todd J. Bragin Ophthalmology, to check her vision; her vision…read morewas perfectly stable for a 68-year-old; she went to this doctor alone, she had an unpleasant encounter with the office staff; they were cold and unattentive to her needs. Todd J. Bragin told her she has glaucoma, cataracts, and stress on her eyes, and she'll need surgery within the next few months. If she doesn't, she may become blind. She was given eye drops there and also drops she was supposed to take that night and return in the morning; she did not feel comfortable taking the eye drops, she returned to the office as if she took the eye drops and the doctor said, see your eye are really bad, you'll need surgery. This office is taking advantage of older people, their cash only. She had a $90 copay; I would not recommend anyone going to this office. This ophthalmologist needs to retire. They are milking people's insurance. Her next appointment was at NYU Langone Eye Center. They told her the opposite of what was said at Todd J. Bragin's office. Consumer-aware second opinions are vital; if you're an older person, you need to have someone attend doctor's visits with you.

Dr Saffra is an excellent, knowledgeable physician who treats his patients respectfully. His…read moreoffice utilizes the finest technology and he has a competent staff. Yes, the waiting time is a bit long, but the evaluations are thorough and Dr Saffra is worthy of his New York Magazine's Best Doctors status!

From the owner: Rivka Markowitz, OD is a optometrist who is, first and foremost, committed to providing the best…read moreeye care for her patients while simultaneously establishing warm long-term connections with her patients and their families. Dr. Markowitz specializes in comprehensive eye care for the pediatric population including evaluation and treatment of the anatomical health of the eye with the appropriate referrals and co-management of more complex ophthalmic concerns.

First time there and it is my last time there. A young lady working there has an attitude. Not…read moretoo helpful. Also while talking to me, she kept adjusting her hair. Not professional and quiet rude.

I'm bias. I've lived in Oceanside practically my whole 22 years of existence and have gone to…read moreNassau vision since I've needed glasses. Now I've moved to Garden City. I do not like going to Oceanside. I had an awful high school experience and I get an eerie feeling whenever I have to go there. With all that being said, I had an unpleasant experience at Nassau visions today. My girlfriend came with me today to Nassau visions because I do not like driving to places by myself. I had to wear my girlfriend's glasses to drive. I told the three receptionist (I'm not sure why there's three people there) that I had to wear her glasses. There was no comment made about me wearing her prescription lenses at that time. Anyways, I go to the back with the optician. When I come out of the optician, I saw my girlfriend very upset. I ask her what's wrong. She says, she will tell me later. Yada yada I pick my glasses out and sample contacts. Pay for it and leave. I come to find out from my girlfriend later that the THREE receptionists ganged up on my girlfriend and gave her sh*t about her letting me drive and I shouldn't be wearing her glasses. My girlfriend doesn't even have her license. There was no one else who could get me to the appointment except me and I wasn't paying for an Uber because I feel totally FINE driving. It wasn't a problem. I do not know who these elitist, bogus, hateful, disgusting, and meaningless tyrants think they are. I'm through being talked down to and that includes my girlfriend. I'm 22 years old man not a 5 year old kid. How dare you connive and wiggle your worm-self into making my girlfriend very upset and angry. What good does it do? Are you the law-agency that makes sure everyone has the RIGHT prescription while driving. GET A GRIP. Thank you!!!

if you are looking for a good doctor this is the guy for you if you are looking for a bedside…read moremanner go elsewhere he does explain and gives instructions but don't interrupt him because he needs to run to the next patient somewhat of a factory

I have been going to Dr. D'Aversa annually for over 25 years. He is professional, kind, caring and…read moreextremely trustworthy. His practice has grown significantly since my very first appointment and he no longer has the luxury to sit and chat as he once did, however he still allows time to answer questions and discuss issues. The staff are always polite and make you feel welcome. Scheduling and wait time has never been a problem.