I'm new to the area and would like an ophthalmologist close to my home. I've tried twice to make…read morean appointment. Unfortunately, I couldn't get past the condescending receptionist to even make an appointment. I can understand someone having a bad day once in a while, but this has happened twice I don't think so. Evidently, this practice doesn't need or want new patient's.

I have been going to Dr Mazey for over 30 years now. He is in my opinion the best highly skilled…read moreophthalmologist in the Midwest . i happily drive 30 minutes one way to be seen by him and his staff. From glasses to contacts and now to cataract surgery he has taken the best care of me and my family. i highly recommend .

Dr. Klein at Metropolitan Eye Center is very thorough. He has been a MD there for 30 years. He did…read moremy husband's eye surgery and it was a very successful procedure. He had Lasik surgery. Dr. Klein no longer does surgery. I just saw him today for a yearly eye exam and all good news.

Been going here my whole life and everyone was always nice and helpful. Got LASIK here and it was…read morequick and painless and out the door 10/10 would recommend

1st, let me say I have been a patient here for about 15 years. Dr. Vanderhoof is excellent and…read morecompassionate. My cataract surgery is the reason for the 2 stars. On April 1, 2025, I was told my cataracts were "ripe" enough to do surgery. I was put on the waiting list. 3 months later, I had my first surgery. Before that I met with the surgeon and the "insurance expert", Fran. During a one-on-one meeting with this so-called expert, I made it quite clear I did not want my eye drops prescription called in to Walgreens. She assured me she would call it in to Henry Ford Pharmacy, my preferred pharmacy. She called it in to Walgreens! After 4 phone calls, I straightened that mess out. After the above, I spoke to the office manager, Kathy, about Fran's actions. She assured me that Fran would be "written up". While on the phone with Kathy, I inquired why I had to pay the $35 refraction fee before they would do my surgery. Her response, "that's our procedure". BTW, that refraction didn't occur until August 21, 7 weeks later. But, of course they processed my payment immediately. After the 2nd eye operation, I did a follow-up appointment to see how the procedure went. I had some swelling, so Dr. Vanderhoff suggested I return in 2 weeks for another evaluation. When I got to the front desk, I was told there was nothing in 2 weeks, so they set it at 3 weeks. A week later, they called me and said they had to push my appointment out another week, or a month after my surgery. I ordered my glasses through Costco and finally picked the up today. My entire summer was blind-sighted (forgive the pun). Why can't a cataract patient be given a schedule of appointments so that the final outcome can happen in a reasonable timeline? There seems to be a disconnect between the professional staff and the people at the front desk. Why does a patient who knowingly has numerous appointments have to use the card reader to check-in every time. "The system" has all your insurance information and your driver's license stored. I will be seeking additional vision care at a different facility.

I recently went to Fraser Eye Care in Warren, MI for a LASIK surgery evaluation. I was thoroughly…read moreimpressed with the entire experience. The office itself is stunning--modern and aesthetically pleasing, providing a welcoming and comfortable atmosphere from the moment you step in. While the wait time was slightly longer it was well worth it because I saw 2 doctors that day. The thoroughness of the staff is evident in their detailed explanations of all available options and alternatives for LASIK surgery. Each step was clearly outlined. What truly stood out was the meeting with the counselor. They went above and beyond to explain the cost aspects of the procedure with complete transparency. just one straightforward price. This level of honesty and clarity was refreshing and greatly appreciated especially in medicine.

Great eye care but absolutely the WORST phone service I have ever encountered. Over 25 minutes on…read morehold to reschedule an appointment! Hire more people!!

This eye care center really care about their patients. I had an problem with scheduling, which was…read moreimmediately rectified.

Great customer service and even better selection !!!!! Soon as you walk in you'll be greeted with…read morewarm smiles and attention to details

Doctor took the time to explain everything involved in diabetic eye care and explained how…read moreimportant it was to come 2x/year. Staff told me to give them both vision card and medical card b/c billing can be different (all tests were covered btw). Showed me all results and what we'd be watching in the future. Been coming for years and have never had an issue. I feel very confident about my eyecare!

Dr Fite and his staff are excellent doctors, in addition he will do a lot to save you money.read more

I was originally recommended to dr. Fite but because he doesn't have any openings until Feb/March…read morenext year, I gladly took an appointment with Dr. Monson. Which, he is very nice guy BUT never look at my eye with his naked eye only thru A binocular microscop. I was told my vision was "perfect" but I never told them I wear glasses . So how can my vision be perfect? I'm being treated for "floaters" but obviously when you look at my eye I have pinguecuela. floaters and pinguecula are completely different. Floaters are the result of the jelly inside of your eyeball breaking down and as a result you see little floaters. A pingueculum or pinguecula is a growth on the white surface part of your eye that is typically related to sun exposure. It is a benign growth that can become inflamed and cause irritation. I believe my Medical background still serves me well. Both of my appointments with Dr. Monson were under 5 min. I believe he was more concerned about playing/flirting with the front desk vs. my appointment. The last time I visited, the lady who checked me out was so unpleasant and unprofessional (chewing her gum and then texting on her phone) she was uncomfortably rude to me( don't know her name bcs. They don't wear a name tags but she had blonde hair). Office is very clean, but they need to work on their customer/patient service much better

Dr. DiLorenzo has been my Ophthalmologist for several years. She did my cataract surgery, perfect…read morerecovery. I highly recommend Somerset Ophthalmology. Looking for excellent eye care? This is the place.

Somerset Opthamology was good when Dr. Duvall was there. She left, the Dr I saw charged $300 per…read moreeyelash removal. I have ocular rosacea, this Dr said don't pluck them yourself, come in. So I did, $300 per eyelash later, no thank you!!! Total scam!!!!

Visited at the perfect time, brand new office with cool equipment and same great service and staff…read moreas the old office. Was able to get in and out without being dilated too. Saw a new doctor since mine retired, and she didn't skip a beat. Left feeling confident. Definitely recommend!

I have been going to Primary eye care for over 15 years for exams and glasses. I have been very…read moresatisfied with their professionalism. I recently had to have an adjustment of my frames. The adjustment was done and out I walked. Sometime later my wife told me that I had an indentation on each side of my head where the arms of the frames went. My glasses kept slipping and they were very uncomfortable. I went back for another adjustment and Michelle was working. Bottom line. The previous "adjustment" damaged the frame and Michelle replaced the frame and fit them perfectly to my head. I will keep going there but will make sure Michelle is working when I go. GREAT JOB Michelle.