Dr. Mo is truly an amazing neuro-ophthalmologist. He took me immediately and addressed my concerns…read moreand expedited my procedures and got everything approved. (Thank you, Vivian!) He is genuinely so knowledgeable, competent, and is really thorough in his care. I am so thankful to have found him. He saved my life! He is the BEST!!!

This guy is an insurance fraud expert, they didn't properly bill my insurance or request a referral…read morefrom my PCP so the insurance company wouldn't pay them. They took it upon themselves to never send me a bill but sent it to collections creating a complete nightmare to get this removed from my perfect credit score.... BAD PERSON!!!

Dr Pollack is an excellent doctor. He has an o amazing staff that gives great customer service and…read morethey are extremely patient and kind.

Dr. Pollack is so incredibly caring and knowledgeable. I've been a patient for many, many years…read more I feel extremely safe and in good hands with him, and would recommend him to anyone in need of his expertise. He also has a great sense of humor, and always makes me smile. :) Yes, there's often (not always) a wait, and that's because he takes emergency appointments, same day. I've had to call with issues that needed immediate care, and they always tell me to come right in. When I, in turn, have had to wait, I do it happily. I don't mind waiting, knowing my doctor cares for ALL of his patients. Bonus: Everyone who works for there is absolutely delightful!

I initially found Dr. Hayashi listed under my insurance on Zocdoc but found her practice to be very…read moremodern, clean, light filled and professional. I am familiar with how most ophthalmology workflows are, and found her office to be very streamlined. She even asked if I needed to leave at any time so that she could expedite the process and left ample room for questions. Ophthalmology visits can be difficult and long at times due to the amount of testing and diagnostics that the technicians and doctors have to do. They offered samples for contacts for free, allowed me to take any other samples home, emailed me my RX, and sent all my information to my primary care physician and any other providers that I needed to see. I highly recommend Dr. Hayashi's practice to anyone who is seeking comprehensive eye care. I do believe they do refractions and you can pick out glasses and contacts. However, I was here for a medical necessary eye health exam so I didn't utilize that. The space is HUGE and there are many rooms. I believe they also speak Japanese, and seem to cater to a lot of Japanese patients. Regardless, anyone who can come here, should.

While they were able to "squeeze" me they then had me waiting for 45 min for the dr who was just…read morefinishing up every time I asked for how much longer.

Very disappointing experience…read more Before arriving, I called to inform the office that I would be running late and specifically asked if I would still be able to see the doctor. I was told that it would not be a problem. However, when I arrived, I was suddenly told that I would need to reschedule. No one contacted me in advance even though they were aware that I might be late. According to the hospital's appointment system, the visit is listed as 15 minutes. When I arrived, I was unexpectedly told that the appointment would take 2 hours, yet no one could clearly explain why. If the appointment actually requires two hours, it raises the question of why I could not be seen the same day after confirming my arrival. The 15-minute late policy does not seem to be applied consistently, and there appeared to be little effort to help or find a reasonable solution. While trying to understand the situation, I asked several polite questions but unfortunately did not receive clear answers. At one point I briefly took a photo of the area, making sure not to photograph any patients or front desk staff. I was then told that photography is not allowed due to a sign prohibiting it, however no such sign was visible anywhere. Overall, the experience felt very disorganized and unhelpful. I remained polite throughout the entire interaction and simply wanted clarification, but none was provided.

Michelle Lee is quite frankly one of the worst medical professionals I have ever dealt with in…read moreNYC. After she was paid an outrageous fee, she was totally unresponsive to any follow up calls. Her supposed voice mall did not indicate that I was leaving a message for her and I never heard from her . She failed to explain why certain services that I believe were duplicative were being done and billed . The new lenses she provided failed to correct the issues for which I had seen her. It is a shame that the excellent services provided by Weill Cornell Eye Associates has had someone like this on their staff. I am under the impression she has left the organization.

Post cataract surgery; I don't see as well as I did BEFORE cataract surgery. Dr. Ellant says since…read moremy cataracts have been removed I can now see clearly that I CAN NOT SEE CLEARLY (??).Many floaters in my right eye were supposed to be eliminated by removing my cataracts. They weren't. Dr.Ellant tried to sell me $3000 implant-lenses (per eye), even though I am on Medicaid. This cost would have come out of my pocket. I declined. Then came the offer of $1800 lenses (per eye). I declined. Then he suggested that any eye drops I would need could be PURCHASED at his office. I declined. Dr. Ellant is quite slick; like a shifty used-car salesman.He is abrasive and somewhat of a bully.The staff employed there (at SIGHT MD) are professional and kind (with the exception of K.H., who is clueless about what her job entails).

Lack of respect towards's disabled patient's medical needs on behalf of management staff on…read more03/26/2021. Urgently referred by Dr. Marcus to Dr. Ellant to this location  to treat a glaucoma case. Contacted the clinic days before my appointment to be empathetic to the Covid-19 patients' prevention rules explained in their website and to inform them of my need of remaining with my caregiver (due to a mobility disability  at all times) while in the clinic to what they admitted it was fine. Today I showed up an hour earlier to my appointment "not by choice but to the fact that my medical transportation service did not take that long to get me from home to the clinic's location". Dr. Ellant's staff from the beginning showed an attitude of discontentment and as an alternative gesture on my behalf  (although I am a disabled person) I offered them I could come back close to my appointment time, which they agreed and told me to come back 5 mins before my appointment scheduled time. Prior leaving the clinic,  I asked if there were forms for me to fill out to what they responded "only 4 pages" easily completed when I came back?????? It was not possible for me  to come back 5 minutes before my appointment and instead I came back 15 minutes prior; instead of accommodating my disability needs they decided to send me out of the clinic into the street again, arguing that they were keeping the safe distance of patients in a place that is the size of a shoe box. My caregiver in an intent to make them realize how they could have addressed my special medical needs asked ....why they did not mentioned anything about arriving 5 minutes prior to the time scheduled of the appointment when they were initially contacted days before my appointment. One of the receptionist (caucasian looking) started arguing with my caregiver, not listening to what he was saying and pretending to be the victim to this unfortunate situation rendered to me as a patient. As a second time to be condescended to what we were asked for "we stepped out into the street  to wait for our original appointment time".  The same rude woman screamed from the clinic's door entrance inviting me only (not my caregiver) to come in to supposedly evaluate me prior seeing the doctor and insisted that my caregiver should remain outside until I met with the doctor. Just to make it clear both ( me and my caregiver had proper protective gear: 3 layered mask covering with filter, gloves and eye protection) I tried to explain to her the need of my caregiver to be with me at all times and she then responded  "ARE YOU COMING IN OR NOT". Dr. Ellant please be advised that I made a huge effort based on my disability and urgent referral to meet with you and due to your inconsiderate, rude inflexible attitude of the management  staff working at your clinic  I had no choice to take care of my well being rather than keep being mistreated by asking to be submitted to suden whims of such unprofessional and selfish staff. Is unfortunate whether or not you are directly or indirectly responsible for the poor initial service new patients requiring your specialty have to walk away with. I would advise you to really take into consideration the bad experience I went through by addressing immediately the nasty attitude receptionists have at this location otherwise these type of incidents will continue to happen. I am in complete agreement that "we all have the right to remain safe by any potential exposure to the covid-19  and as patients in need to medical professionals like you.... we are doing our part; if the clinic space is too small and the management staff is not empathetic to patients' needs then consider a way of resolving all these by not booking so many patients at once for such a small clinic and changing your management staff to people with the right kind attitude to represent you. To all potential patients take into consideration my experience it could also happen to you.

Expensive Cataract Surgery . The waiting room needs be…read morerefreshed with new furniture . I miss my old Eye Doctor that only worked there for a while !

Thorough and personalized care (I was there for a glaucoma consultation and will return in a few…read moremonths; Dr Nightgale did a great job explaining the potential issues but also provided thoughts that alleviated anxiety). Front desk was kind and I was seen without undue delay.

Dr Harmon is the best eye doctor In NYC! Everyone that works…read morein the office is friendly and very knowledgeable: vision, overall eye health, eye pressure, pic of whole eye, and cataract growth, macular degeneration, etc. There is no long waiting time and the equipment is updated on a regular basis! You leave the office with a smile on your face knowing your eyes are well protected!

i have been going to Dr, Harmon for many years. Everyone at the practice is pleasant and…read moreefficient. Dr. Harmon he's very responsive.. I highly recommend.

Before diagnosing my vision problems Doctor Van Tassel put me through a barrage of tests. Her Staff…read morewere all very polite and understanding of my mobility issues. The thought of losing my vision is terrifying so I consider myself quite Blessed to have been referred to Doctor Van Tassel. I can't recommend her enough.

Horrible. Avoid at all costs. I went to her because the Ophthalmologist that was originally…read morerecommended to me was on maternity leave, and I had no time to wait for her return. Sarah's diagnosis was, "So I guess your eye is okay." Then I get a bill that keeps changing and increasing every month for my one visit. Save yourself the pain.