The Best eye care that I have ever, been Dr Louis and his staff are knowledgeable and caring.thank…read moreyou. Terrence m Gro

St Michael's is a topnotch eye center. Dr Michael's is highly skilled and I had no problems with my…read moresurgery. Dr Rowsey is a sweetheart and All the Dr's are kind and thorough. The staff if friendly and helpful. The exams are the most thorough I have experienced in 70 years. The are highly aware of the Covid issues and everything from the waiting room seats to all seating and equipment is sterilized between patients. Temp is taken and all wear masks.

This is the Doctor you want to go to if you have any kind of eye problem. He will do his exam and…read moregive you the correct scoop as to what your problem is and if it could be serious. He has been at this location for many years and has a manor that will assure you of his knowledge and virtue.

Dr. Smith is a Ophthalmologist. In other words he is a true eye doctor. Not just a person who sells…read moreeyeglasses, big difference. I've been to optometrists for years, their main function is to examine your eyes and write a new prescription to be filled in their same office. It's refreshing to go to a Eye Doctor and not be pressured into getting new glasses and or frames. I've been to Dr. Smith going on two years now and he writes out a new prescription and says just hold onto this in case you need it, if something happens to your current glasses. So being a diabetic, it is highly recommended that you have your eyes checked at least once a year. Lucky for me everything is fine with my eyes no glaucoma, cataracts, and no sign of any macula degeneration. I have the utmost trust in Dr Smith and his whole staff. Dr. Smith is a pleasant, soft-spoken man, with a nice demeanor. His staff are both professional and thorough. I highly recommend Dr. Smith and his office.

Have been going to Dr Todd Shettle for years. Just never thought Of putting a Yelp review until…read morenow. I've gone to many other places, but Dr Todd was the only one that got me the perfect contact lenses match. I've mentioned the discomfits I've had with other brand to other optometrist locations with no avail to having the right fit of contacts so I've had to wear glasses most of my life. One day I decided to switch over to Shettle vision with recommendation from my sister. My first visit I told doc what discomforts I've had with contacts and would like to have contact so can do activities without the worries of my glasses flying off my face. Doc Todd suggested a brand I try out. Let me tell you, it only took one visit for me to get the right contacts without any discomfort. This is why I've been going to Shettle Vision for years. I've even suggested my work colleagues to go to him.

Very rude female in the front. Someone working to help pick out glass frames should be friendly and…read moreprofessional and she was neither. She waited on me two years ago and I thought maybe she was having a bad day. Returned today to have my glasses adjusted and possibly pick out a new pair and she was as rude as the first time. I will not spend $800 and be treated the way she treated me! I'm sure the doctor has had comments about her. I would not have someone like her working for me! Four stars for the doctor, but no star for the girl with the long hair in the front of the office!

I appreciate the kindness and competence of the ophthalmologists. The office staff is friendly and…read morehelpful. I have never experienced the negativity commented on by others.

The first person you meet when you enter a facility may have a negative or positive influence on…read morethe visit. This facility has a "Door Opener" and "Greeter" named Rayshall Poinsette. This lady is truly an asset to the patients, staff and physicians and her warm greeting makes you feel welcome and sure that your choice of The Eye Institute a positive choice. Marie and Jim Bainbridge

I went to Dr Todd Shettle yesterday from my regular doctor's referral. The office is very welcoming…read moreand professional. They treated everyone that came in the door the same. The doctor is checking my retina further for any possible damage of effects from medication I am taking. The only downside is their selection of glasses where most are locked into a display so you can't try them on. But that is minor issue as I see it more as a medical office.

I want to start by saying that everyone who works there are great and very professional. My issue…read morewas the eye care. They did not find the cataract issue I had. Thinking that my prescription was incorrect I went to another facility and they found it. Unfortunately this would led me to never be able to trust this office for eye care.

Dr. Sorrentino has been treating my post-LASIK dry eye. He has given me some drop/gel options as…read morewell as a few sets of punctal plugs over the years, all of which work great. He has perfect bedside manner, is so easy to communicate with and takes the time to answer any questions I may have. I will continue to see Dr. Sorrentino for all my ophthalmic needs and recommend him to anyone looking for an awesome comprehensive ophthalmologist.

I've been going to St Lukes for over 5 years. Today was the last straw. They scheduled my…read moreappointment and testing at different places. This isn't the first time they screwed something up. I called to verify an appointment before and questioned the location but of course the location was wrong. Also when they were doing construction I checked in and waited over hour and a half. When I go to check they had "forgotten" about me. If they can't get the easy stuff right can they get the hard stuff right? Your fired.

I had cataract surgery Aug of 2024 . I was starting to notice it was hard to read signs from a…read moredistance when driving and my eye doctor recommended cataract surgery. I did not need glasses before surgery. St Lukes told me I had to choose if I wanted to see for distance or for reading. People I knew in the past who had cataract surgery said they never needed glasses again so I was confused by this. St Lukes said if I paid approx. $4000 an eye it would cover both distance and reading but my insurance only paid for one or the other. I opted for distance due to eye doctor and doctor at St Lukes saying I needed this done or I may shortly be unable to see good enough to drive. After I had surgery done I had to get glasses to read. I had itching and discomfort with eyes after surgery which I never had before and was told to keep using eye drops for dryness. Since then and up to today, I have spots before my eyes, "rings" which obstruct my vision and constant watering, itching and eye discomfort. I am so sorry I did NOT refuse to have surgery or maybe at least only had one eye done. I still hear other say how great their surgery was that was done at another company and wish I could go back and checked out other places. This has been very hard to type even with my glasses on due to the "rings" and spots. I DO NOT recommend this facility as all they seem to care about is money. As cataract surgery can not be done again, I know this is my life from now on and it is very depressing.

I trust and have trusted this institute over the last 4 years for stellar eye care for treatment of…read moreglaucoma and cataract surgery on both eyes, has been an amazing sight saving experience. So I was surprised that before my scheduled appointment this week I was not informed that Dr Louis Michaelos was no longer there and that a different specialist Dr Luis Ortiz is now in charge of my eye care. A simple professional notification of the change would have been appropriate and appreciated.

I was going to let it go but not if they are going to double down…read more Edit: I know for a fact they had my correct insurance information. My company has been using them for years. Somebody messed up and its okay to take accountability for messing up instead of blaming the patient for not providing the insurance information. The truth is you guys hired a new doctor that was out of network. My insurance never changed. You guys just didn't catch the mistake in time. Take accountability and don't blame the patient for your mistake. Your own staff admitted the new doctor was still getting eligibility for my current plan.

I first visited Belleair op a few years ago. I have…read morepurchased 3 pair with little to no problems. The problems occure with the insane prisms needed. If there was a problem it was corrected. I have worn the pilot style glasses since they were produced by RayBan. Aviator now produce the glasses. All in all, great service and great products.

Nice people very good service, they fixed my glasses quickly and very good price. They have a big…read moreselection of eye ware will go back for my next prescription.

Absolute nightmare of a failed cataract surgery and Eye Care Partners who owns the group does not…read morefollow regulations or their word. Just do yourself a favor and stay away.

I had cataract surgery three years ago, and I cannot tell you how happy I am with the care I…read morereceived from Dr. Weinstock. His "Brag Wall" says it all, with photos of top sports figures, congressmen, actors. Now three years later, I can still see without glasses, readers only for very small print, and I seem to see better in the dark than ever before. Dr. Weinstock is very busy in surgery, so on annual visits I see Dr. Johnson, who IMO is just as good as Dr. Weinstock. I whole-heartedly recommend this eye clinic. Don't hesitate; call them now while you're doing nothing.