If you decide to say good-bye to glasses and contacts, this is THE PLACE to go! I have had mine…read moredone 22 month ago and it feels amazing. Initial consultation was with Dr Durrie himself, and the surgery was done by Dr Stahl. I appreciate all the work they have done. Over ten tests were performed on my eyes before starting doctor showed up. Dr Durrie went over the whole procedure in the consultation, told me about side effects. They have also warned me that there is a chance that this may not be permanent. Once I've confirmed that I would like to get the procedure done, I've talked to Brian about financing options and left happy (you just can not beat %0 financing). On the day of procedure they numbed my eyes (I declined taking Valium), explained to me everything once again, step by step, and warned me that they will be telling me what to do once the procedure starts. Oh, boy, those 5 minutes went by so fast. Procedure was painless, but a little uncomfortable. Once I got up from the surgical bed, I was able to tell the difference, my vision has changed. Forgot to mention that my husband was in a waiting room watching the procedure on TV with a nurse that went into detail explaining what was going on. I was sensitive to light for a few days, just as they said I would be, but artificial tears and sunglasses helped a ton. When you sign contract with these people they tell you there is a two year guarantee for the services performed. Well, I have forgotten about this, but they did not. They have called me about two weeks ago to remind that I need to be seen, as my guarantee will end in two months and they want to make sure I have no concerns they can help with. Say WHAT??? Can you imagine dealer calling you to ask if everything is ok with your car, as your guarantee wears out in two months?? I can't, as it does not happen. Durrie Vision does, because they care and they believe in the product they deliver. They won my heart and my business and I am so happy we chose them almost two years ago. THANK YOU Durrie Vision team for all you do.

they told me that insurance would not pay for my cataract removal and insert lens but they could…read morefinance the $10,000 after my surgery the surgery center also charge my insurance for $10,000. please get this done with a company that works with insurance so you don't pay double!

I cannot speak for the quality of care, I really hope it is better than their scheduling . My son…read morereceived a referral over 3 weeks ago. I have called twice to follow up ( even though they were supposed to call me). I was told the referral was on the doctors desk and they would get back to me ( most likely the next day). This was over two weeks ago . I have lost confidence in this office and requested a referral to another specialist . They have already met with him and completed a series of tests. My son needs surgery to prevent further vision loss. Good thing I went with my mother's intuition instead of waiting on this office.

In again for another check up on my scratched cornea. Arrived 10 mins early and they took me right…read moreaway. Visit was quick and painless. An assistant came in with the eye doc and took notes as he examined my eyes then once he finished the assistant stayed in the room and scheduled my next follow up. I thought that made it quick and easy. I walked out and was on my way.

Very professional help for eye condition Dr Megan was very thorough and helpful…read more I would recommend that you contact them for eye care

In late 2023 an ophthalmologist told me that I had cataracts in both eyes, both needed astigmatism…read morecorrection and that Medicare does not pay for that portion of cataract surgery. Since I have a secondary wraparound type health insurance plan, that pays my deductibles, co-pays, & co-insurance, I contacted my insurer to see if they would reimburse me for this expense. They told me that even though this procedure was not a covered expense by Medicare, they would reimburse me for any out-of-pocket expenses for low-astigmatism correction portion of each surgery, if and only if, they received Medicare MSN denials for this expense. I began to keep a log including dates, of each conversation with my secondary insurer, KC Eye Clinic and eventually with Medicare. In 2024 I contacted the manager of KC Eye Clinic billing dept. She told me that if their eye surgeons recommended that procedure, she would file claims to Medicare in order for me to receive such Medicare denials. So, I met with a KC Eye Clinic surgeon and did have cataract surgeries with low-astigmatism correction. I paid them $1,500 out-of-pocket for that portion of each surgery. I continued to contact my secondary insurer to verify that they would reimburse me for these out-of-pocket expenses. In fact, I contacted them seven more times in late 2024 and 2025 to verify that yes, I would be reimbursed, under their "coordination of benefits" rules. After I received Medicare MSN's that showed "information requested was not received", I contacted KC Eye Clinic billing mgr. about this additional information that Medicare needed. Each time, on 10/9/24, 11/12/24, 7/29/25, 8/25/25,9/4/25, and in person on 9/5/25. I increasingly determined that I was being very much misled about her efforts to give corrected information to Medicare. On 9/5/25 when I met in-person, she did not even want to look at my Medicare MSNs to see or acknowledge that Medicare had asked for additional information for months. I contacted Medicare four times and was told each time that they could not process my claims correctly without additional documentation from KC Eye Clinic and that any corrected claim must be filed within one year of the date of service (timely filing). And that all the provider needed to do was to contact the Medicare Provider line, authenticate the call and ask for a two-digit "modifier" to correct each of my claims. On 9/12/25 I spoke with the practice manager at KC Eye Clinic and told him that if I missed timely filing with Medicare, I would certainly give KC Eye Clinic a negative google review. He sent a couple of creepy emails. The following are excerpts: "You might see me being unprepared or inexperienced, but all the authentication numbers are right in front of me and, again, they are on the Medicare document that they sent. I can feel them smiling on the other end because if I can't authenticate, they don't have to talk to me." And also, for me to get reimbursed by my insurance company is "like, breath underwater or flap your arms and fly across the room and we'll send you $3,000." The practice manager told me that they sent corrected claims to Medicare with the correct two-digit modifier. However, weeks later when I contacted Medicare about this, the rep told me she and even a second rep looked and no such correction was ever filed. Also, even if it was filed that I likely missed timely filing by two weeks! It appears that in spite of my best efforts and those of my secondary insurer to get my Medicare claims processed correctly, I will not be reimbursed by my secondary insurer, because I am unable to provide them with proper Medicare denials. I have clearly never run across anyone in the medical profession as obstinate and unhelpful as the manager of the billing department at KC Eye Clinic. I think that all along the manager of the billing dept. and later the practice manager at KC Eye Clinic felt that I considered myself special for simply asking them to file corrected claims. That should be their job!

If i could leave less than one star i would. Ask yourself why the most recent reviews are years…read moreold. My best thing to say about this place is -RUN AWAY. There are far too many other places to check out - trust your gut and realize you are entrusting your eyesight to another human being. In a class of 100 someone graduates as #1 and someone graduates as #100 - they might be nice -but are they good ? I have many negative things to say about Dr Brett and his staff -however i don't want to spend any more energy on this - i just beg you to please do your research before its too late

I had eye surgery from my doctor out of town nd had SEVERE eye pain and needed to see doctor…read moreimmediately. I called several places and none picked up or ever called back from my message i left them but here. They picked up at 8:01AM when I called and I got to see a doctor immediately. They asked if I was in pain and accomodated me extremely well. Donna which was helping the doctor also gave me her cell number in case of an emergency! The staff here is so friendly and did such an excellent job!

Dr. Herretes at Sabates is really good. Dr. Herretes who is doing everything possible to treat my…read morecornea after the surgeon at Discover Vision caused cornea injury. Discover Vision totally ignored all of my symptoms and reports of severe light sensitivity and pain after their cataract surgery. They provided negligent care with intense UV light treatments. I am thankful for Dr. Herretes who is trying to fix this injury without another eye surgery!

Although the office was busy, as most are, I felt well taken care of and I was kept informed Both…read morestaff and doctors were kind and compassionate. Highly recommend!!

Well, where do I start?! Three visits in the past two months, initial exam, surgery, and that one…read moreweek follow-up. consistnely having to wait on Dr. B. which in this Gulf War Veteran's perspective is a bit too long! Listen I get it! Let me inconvenience these delusional customers by continually over-booking on a regular basis to grow that account! From check-in, insitial screening by those asst's then off to the waiting room aka "Patient Hell!" Yeah, just a bit impatient but call out BS when I see it. I've made it clear twice that 1 hour wait for each of the two exams is unacceptable and will ultimatley pull the trigger with putting a stop to it because as and individual that's gone through cornea transplants and cataract surgeries in each eye I can see it a mile away! Asst's response as she guides me to a room and quite bluntly I ask sarcastically "is this another waiting room?" Her response "she's busy" as if to indicate that's a truly acceptable! Getting fired up I asked her who the hell isn't these day?! In other words stop with the "her time is more important than yours" crap please!Checking out I asked the desk clerk for a simple invoice or just or proof of attending the appt for my records and after waiting 15 minutes as she's training a new hire she ultimately call someone from the back which seemed as clueless as she was as I ask myself wtf is going on here?! Because for whatever reason with all that brain power that code was never cracked and so I provided my email address as requested hoping we could close the loop on this matter and here it is almost two weeks later and NADA! Also that retired GS and am well aware that absolutely nothing will change until the operation is exposed! Yes, I'm transparent and full disclosure so plan accordingly YOU!

I was pretty nervous about having cataract surgery. Two…read morethings: 1. I went in to get prepped and the next thing I remember was getting out of my car at home. 2. It was successful I can see day one

Dr Cibis was an amazing doctor, but sadly & unfortunately he passed away in 2019…read more https://www.echovita.com/us/obituaries/mo/kansas-city/gerhard-w-cibis-md-9682782

At age 2, my parents noticed I had developed lazy eye and took me to a surgeon in Idaho who…read morecompletely botched the job and made my eye condition worse. My mother searched around and found that Cibis was one of the top in the country in treating strabismus. I have been a patient of his for over 20 years now and he had dramatically improved my vision from what it was (as well as the eye alignment). I'm happy to say that after my last strabismus surgery in 2008 from Cibis and numerous check ups since then (about every 6 mo to 1 yr) my eye alignment has remained fixed! It looks like I never had strabismus to begin with. Also, had a really nasty eye infection last April and Cibis was able to see me quickly and prescribed antibiotic eye drops that did the trick!

I have gone to Dr Andersen to get my eye exam and purchase my contacts for several years. This was…read moremy first time visiting his new office on 119th St. The exam was thorough and I was in and out in less than 30 min. The entire staff was extremely friendly from scheduling my exam to ordering my contacts. I really like all the advanced equipment and my favorite part... no puff of air!

April 12, 2022, Dr. Michael Chappell, with the Moyes Eye Center in Lee's Summit, performed what…read moreshould have been a routine removal of a chalazion on my eyelid. However, when he attempted to inject lidocaine into my eyelid before the procedure, he injected the lidocaine into my left eye. The lidocaine included ingredients toxic to my eye, leading to excruciating pain, permanent eye damage, and disfigurement. As you can see by the attached picture, my eye is permanently disfigured. I was only 34 years old at the time of the incident, and it has caused immeasurable distress in my life. To make things worse, neither Dr. Chappell nor his employer, Moyes Eye Center, have taken any responsibility for their actions, despite Dr. Chappell admitting this under oath during his deposition: Q. Are you aware that one of the allegations in this case is that you inadvertently injected Lidocaine into her eye? A. Yes. Q. Are you able to rule out that that occurred during the procedure? ** A. I cannot rule it out. ** A. There's a number of possible causes for her postoperative post-procedure course. Q. And I know you went through some of them with me, but my question for you is are you aware if the doctors at Moyes who were -- who saw Ms. Dehnert in 2022, if you all were able to reach a consensus about the cause of her postoperative issues? A. Through many discussions and many evaluations, we have possible intraocular injection of medication as the most likely cause, with a number of other possible causes. I have been forced to hire an attorney and this matter remains unresolved, with Dr. Chappell denying my claims and offering me no compensation for my injuries. I am a single mom to a young daughter, which makes the emotional and financial stress of this incident even worse.

Moyes Eye Center: I first went to Moyes in July for my yearly eye exam. I saw Dr. Stockwell. She…read morewas absolutely wonderful. She took the time explain what was going on with my eyes, answer my questions, and make recommendations. I later had a consultation with Dr. Kam, who was also amazing to work with. He was pleasant, thorough, and explained my need for cataract surgery. Everyone at Moyse was friendly, supportive, and professional. I highly recommend this business.

very good help but sometimes it takes a month or two to get to see the right doctor after your…read moreinital appt.

They're always so busy here but they take of you instantly when you set an appointment here. Only…read morewent here for a laser. Laser off the lashes that's been bothering and I believe one of the doctors is so hyper but he got a steady hands. The way he numbs before and then laser is kinda scary. I can see blood and smell the brunt hair. He gave ointment to help with the pain and healing. Still trying to figure out if it's good or bad. Check back for a follow up.