For full reviews, see: Patapsco Eye MDs. Dr. Glasser is one of the opthalmologists in this group,…read moreand he is an excellent physician.

Doctor was very attentive, I had a good eye exam and doctor explained conditions and answered all…read moremy questions. I will definitely continue to see Dr Etter for all my future eye needs.

Outstanding experieince! I had been having serious eye pain and blurred vision, so I my GP…read morerecommended this practice. I ended up seeing Dr Etter, and he was outstanding in every way. A true professional, and clearly seems to understand his area of expertise. And the experience in the front office and waiting area was also top notch. They have many employees, all of whom seemed to actually like their jobs. Will definitely go back!

Late for appt. Told me to contact my politicians to complain about being late…read more Wrote a prescription but put the wrong patients name on it. Took a month to schedule an appointment for an infection. Prescription is usually for dogs - less common for humans. No confidence that the diagnosis was correct. Appeared not to read the technician's notes on why I was there. Told me I had blepharitis which I already knew but that's not the reason I went there. Will not go back.

I am commenting now only about the optical shop - my experiences with the medical side have been…read moreuniformly excellent. When I went to replace my progressive (distance) glasses with prism lenses (to correct double vision) and computer glasses without prism, they quoted a price of $6,200, including a charge of $4000 for the prism refraction with lenses made by Zeiss. The next day I discovered that COSCO Optical can provide similar frames and same lenses for only $330 (20 times cheaper) with lenses made by COSCO Optical Lab. I am not aware of any complaints by other customers about the quality of prism lenses made by COSCO. The prices at Medical Eye Center are way out of line.

Really large and long-established eye doctor association in Columbia--over 20 years. Very spacious…read moreand comfortable, good service. They have two doctors, David Glasser MD, and Malin Howard MD. Dr. Glasser seems to have won a lot of awards from what I can see on the walls, and my previous doctor at Johns Hopkins recommended him.

Well, I have to give the physicians 5 stars but I will not give the front desk, especially phone…read morecoverage no more than 2. Called on a Wednesday at 9:22 for an emergency for my husband with blurred vision. After 26 rings I left a message. Called again at 10:01 and left another message again stressing blurred vision. It is now 10:20 and still nothing. Not a very professional way to run a business. I hope this is read by the office manager and things change for the better. Finally received a call from Peggy at 11 am. only to be lectured to as to what I should have done. I guess they just don't answer phones or listen to messages.

Great modern facilities with the latest technology, smart and caring doctors who take the time to…read moretalk with you, and competitive prices. Seriously a great experience with Dr. Goel and his team, I should have done this years ago! Also found out he's the official Raven's doctor, pretty cool!

I had very successful eye surgery by the founding physician Dr. Richard Sussel several decades ago…read morefor a Recurrent Pterygium. When I visited this office recently, they had disposed of all their old records and denied corrective surgery that I described never happened. The link below describes the exact procedure however (quoting) Before 2009, medical adjunctive approaches to prevent neovascularization and future recurrence of pterygium included application therapy with beta radiation. (UPDATE) The benefit of beta radiation is that is exhibits very low penetration, thus the radioactive source was shaped to expose primarily the pterygium with little to no radiation exposure to the cornea. The Physician who argued this topic owes me an apology. So... It's disturbing enough that they disposed of my old medical records, but they were excessively rude; accusing me (in essence) of fabricating my medical history by pioneer surgeon Dr. Richard Sussel. I write this in memory of the fabulous Dr. Richard Sussel and the impact he achieved on my visionary health.

I lost a contact lens. I had an eye exam here because it is one of the few eye centers that sell…read moregas permeable lenses. The woman in charge of contacts demanded that I get her my previous eye measurements from previous eye doctors. Since I recently moved from California I contacted two ophthalmologists that I used there but no response from them . I have never had an eye doctor demand that I get previous measurements. Aren't you confident of Dr. Warden's ability to measure my eyes? So now it's been weeks and I still don't have new contacts. I will find somewhere else to go. 3 stars because the doctor herself was fine. Will report to my insurance of refusal to prescribe me lenses.

I had post laser capsulotomy on my right eye last week at the Glaucoma Eye Center 5550 Sterrett…read morePlace, Suite 312 Columbia MD 21044, with Dr. Anshu Sinha. A post-procedure evaluation was scheduled for one week after the surgery to see the Dr who performed the procedure. The third day of the surgery, I called the office to report blurry vision and floaters as per the instruction from the office. The receptionist informed me that the ophthalmologist who performed the procedure advised me to come in on the scheduled appointment date for her evaluation. I accepted and waited for the appointment. When I arrived for the appointment, Dr. Sinha was not there. Instead, another doctor, optometrist, saw me. She put a couple of drops in both eyes, examined them, and then asked me when I am planning another surgery on my left eye. She seemed unaware of the purpose of my visit, did not read my history, and had no knowledge of my complaints. I asked why I was there, and she said it was for a check-up. A check-up of what? She had no clue. Having worked in the medical field all my life, I believe the first thing to address during follow up appointment in my current case should have been the evaluation of post-laser procedure status of my eye and any further advice. However, that did not happen. Ideally, the ophthalmologist who performed the procedure should have been present. The person who saw me has not even reviewed my case. I said I am here today to evaluate my right eye condition after the procedure. The person who came to see me said, in that case I have to dilate your eye and wait for some time. I said what about those drops you just instilled into my eyes. She said, those are just to measure intraocular pressure. I said, What? Excuse me! It was very frustrating, and I left the office, because this type of service provision is totally unacceptable and unethical. Every profession deserves respect, but the health profession is unique because it deals with precious human lives. Taking care of someone's eyes is not the same as working in a nail salon. No one wants to lose their vision due to negligent, business-oriented professionals. I am writing my experience for people to be aware of, and for the clinic to be aware of their unethical approach and improve if they are willing to. M.Sertse

I would suggest that peripheral iridotomy for acute angles closure at this office caused blurry…read morevision, not 2 days as they cautioned, but this is going on over a month now. I'm pretty sure the laser caused permanent damage. I can not read any printed documents out of that eye now, even though I had no problem reading a book with simple drugstore reading eyeglasses before this treatment. I tested my eyes reading text before this laser rx by reading with both eyes with and without glasses. But after a month of blurry vision in that lasered eye my appointment today was disappointing. They said it's probably more macular atrophy from their scans, and I need to see a specialist in retinal ophthalmology? I had no problem reading with or without glasses before this laser rx, I would not recommend them doing any laser treatments rx for eyes.

Best experience ever!! so glad i took the leap!! the staff is ama as well. thank you!!read more

I cannot rave about LASIK plus Columbia enough!! They provided top tier service to me from the…read moremoment I walked in for a consultation. The staff is friendly and professional. They really know their jobs. No question that I asked went unanswered. The doctors are so kind and patient. I didn't feel rushed. I didn't feel like I was just another patient. They explained every step to me and calmed my fears (and believe me I had MANY). You are in good hands here.

Pros: Same day appointment…read more Friendly front desk staff Cons: Waited a while past my appointment time. I Called and was able to get a same day appointment even during the recent Covid pandemic. The establishment I found to be roomy and clean. The front desk staff is very friendly and helpfull even know she seems to be a one girl band as she answer's the phone, does the administration work and was the nurse but shes very efficient. They didnt seem very busy as when I walked in there were only two other people waiting. My appointment was for 11:00 am and was not seen by The Doctor until 11:45 which does irritate me as my time is important to me also as I'm sure the doctor wouldn't be happy with me if I was this late, in fact i would probably be charged. With all that being said, The Doctor was very, very nice and thorough.

From the owner: Dr. Pamela D'Souza-David is recognized as a TOP Ophthalmologist throughout the Maryland region and…read moreis featured as a Glaucoma and Vision Care Expert on the TOP Doctors Interviews which are seen on CNN Headline News, FOX News, CNBC, Oprah Winfrey and other networks. Specializing in: Glaucoma testing and evaluations, Glaucoma lasers, and Glaucoma surgeries.

Dr. Sivieri is one of the best natural doctors out there - extraordinarily smart, competent,…read moreknowledgeable, kind, compassionate, etc.! We are extremely grateful! Absolutely highly recommend!

Nice guy but didn't help me at all. Kept asking me what I wanted to do for treatment. I left his…read morepractice still not really knowing what is wrong with me.