I asked for a copy of my prescription and he refused. I had a stroke and am in Georgia in a…read morenursing home, confined to a bed. My glasses have lost an earpiece and I would like new ones. There's an online place I can order from, but, of course, they need the prescription. He won't send it to me. So I am stuck with broken glasses and no way to get them replaced or repaired.

So much wrong here, I don't know where to start. I left the office wearing contacts that were not…read moreworking for me, I was encouraged to try them from the very beginning for some reason, even though I explained that I had been wearing a very distinct lens design for years and they had been working very well for me. I now have a brand new Rx for contacts that I will never be able to wear. After my contacts fitting, I asked for a simple, inexpensive pair of glasses, as I do wear the contacts 99% of the time. They ended up costing me $410.00. My fault to a certain extent for not being exactly sure of how much was being billed to my insurance, and well, all of the in-office "explaining" was written in a tiny notebook and did I mention the contacts I was wearing at the time were pretty much useless to read it? Last but certainly not least, at the start of my first visit I stood at their front desk and BEGGED for them to give me an e-mail address and to please contact me via e-mail at all times, explaining to them that a few things in my life made it very difficult to communicate by phone. Nope. Couldn't do that, they use phone and mail. I should have ran right there. Very next day they called and left a voicemail which I had explained wasn't practical. My insurance people pay by electronic means, and I literally had to dig up an e-mail address for the doctor and send them a request that they process my payments. There isn't much positive to say here. I have a contacts RX that is useless and a $410 pair of glasses that will gather dust. This practice needs to seriously consider stepping into the "20th" century, communication-wise. A little dose of "the customer is always right" wouldn't hurt either.

Clever usages of space, meticulously layout with ample signage, and very amicable staff!…read more Driving past Riverview Antique N Marketplace is very unassuming, but yeah... hidden gems are hidden. Parking is behind the building so you won't even see if it is busy! As soon as I entered, the front desk staff came out to greet me and see if I could use any assistance, but as most antique shoppers - I just wanted to browse. As you navigate each room and doorway, the passageways are clear and well marked with arrows and clever messages to help you know where to go. Every nook and cranny is utilized and the vibe through each area makes the entire experience fun with different music greeting you in every new area. Heading upstairs, the stairwell may just have one of the best murals of downtown Pittsburgh that I've ever seen. Upstairs has a lot less rooms, but one had a massage table setup (probably smart to have vendor areas even used for small services too) The selection is stunning and well distributed throughout. I'm on the hunt for sports memorabilia and bobbleheads - which was unfortunately light. I did end up buying four glasses from a local restaurant - Eat N Park - and the price was very reasonable.

My dad and I enjoyed walking through Riverview Antiques. They have a variety of antiques and…read morevintage items for sale that span music memorabilia to beer signage and furniture, holiday decor, and everything in between. I saw several items that were very tempting, but I'm short on space. The prices were fair, in my opinion, and I feel like the diversity of inventory makes this place a good stop for just about anyone. I don't believe that we spoke to anyone while shopping around, but there was someone at the front of the store that greeted us on the way in.

Nice shop. It seems a little cramped at first...but they have a huge inventory to choose from. And…read moreanything from beginners to experts. One of the most fully stocked shops I've seen. It was a little too dark for me inside. They have house blends as well as many premium juices choices. One of the things I would add to this shop is some lights. Brighten it up and I would say 5 stars for sure. Thanks for reading.

I have been a customer for over 2 years. This is the best shop for quality e liquid and the best…read morehardware selection for both the beginner and advanced user. The staff has always been wonderful to deal with. I would recommend highly!

My best experience with a dentist! An excellent atmosphere, clean office, easy parking, and amazing…read morestaff. Dr Mock and Joan were fantastic during my visit, and I am so thrilled with their work! I highly recommend them for whatever it is you need. I look forward to continuing my dental care with them.

I have been a patient of his practice since I was a child. Amazing dental practice with a great…read morestaff. Everyone is so friendly and helpful. I recommend Dr. Mock to everyone I know. Everyone makes you feel welcome and valued.

Health Star Physical Therapy in Springdale restored my faith in physical therapy. My past few…read moreexperiences in other locations were less than favorable. I spent more time sitting in the common area waiting for instruction while the therapist worked with other patients. At Health Star it is one-on-one in a private room. The staff is friendly and professional! The BEST therapy group around!!

Healthstar PT is the best place to be for PT needs. They provided pre-Hab and post surgery PT…read moreand the result was a successful recovery. The team is hands on and professional while providing a personal approach. If you are needing PT services, this is the place to go.

Every month when my bouquet subscription arrives, I say it's my favorite one yet lol! July's blooms…read moreare beautiful and I love the vibrant colors. As always, the delivery person is so nice!

I stopped in here on a beautiful Saturday morning, and long story-short, I'll be back. They sell…read morefloral arrangements and houseplants. These are the not houseplants sometimes diseased or drowned in a water at major hardware stores; they're assorted and well taken care of! And reasonably priced! I walked away with three plants I just adore.

Superior craftmanship, friendly staff. Everything was very well organized, and we appreciated the…read morefollow-up after the countertop was installed. Great job by all!

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