This facility needs to be under new management as the current must be aware of the issues with how…read morethis business is ran, the lack of empathy and bedside manner from the doctors and the mistreatment of the staff. I had three appointments at this establishment and quickly learned that unless you make an appointment to be one of the first patients you will wait for hours. That is unless you are the first patient of the day and the doctor you are scheduled to see if always late, and I mean late by 45 minutes or more. This was known by the schedulers and the optometrist assistants as when I mentioned I had been waiting for over an hour they stated that the doctor I was scheduled to see is always running late then takes her time eating her breakfast before seeing patients. After my second appointment of being prescribed 4 products three of which I had to purchase from them I realized that this place is a money grab. They want to continue pushing you to purchase their products instead of a resolution. I wanted to be sized for hard contacts as my optometrist had already confirmed I was the ideal candidate for it; however they stated they wished to continue meds. I made the decision after my third appointment that this was not the place for me. I never had an appointment where the waiting room was not full to the point patients were sitting in the hallway. Not the type of establishment I will support.

Mywellness eye appointment today:with Washington eye Institute…read more in Greenbelt Maryland. My appointment was at 2:15 PM Today Tuesday December 2, 2025 I received the standard text a few days prior to confirm my appointment which I did. The day of don't forget to arrive 15 minutes early for your appointment today Text arrived too. I arrived for my appointment promptly at 1:50 PM, which is 25 minutes before my appointment. I checked in at the desk and was told to have a seat some one would call you back soon. I noticed the waiting room was pretty much totally full with almost every chair taken. At 3:30 PM, I was finally called to the back where I was escorted and told to have a seat and they would be with me shortly to take me to the exam room. Apparently the process at Washington eye Institute is similar to waiting for a Disney ride. So approximately 3:45 I was escorted to a room where they began running some Tests and After one Test. I was told I'd have to wait as the next machine was being used. This process took a while. Finally the machine was Available and after that test was told to have another seat in the hall again and they will call me to another room. At approximately 4:20 PM. I was escorted to another room where they performed another eye test and I was given eyedrops to dilate my eyes. Then I was escorted back into the hall and told to wait where other patients were waiting wondering who would be the next lucky patient to go back to another room At this point, I struck up a conversation with other patients whose appointments were at 2 o'clock and 2:15 PM and such patients becoming quite irritated with the long wait. It's interesting. They want you there on time but seem to have no regards for your time once you've checked in and paid your co-pay At 4:50 I was escorted to another room where they told me to have a seat and the doctor would be in shortly. Finally at 4:55 PM the doctor came into the room and proceeded to give me an eye exam. At this point I voiced displeasure and that this had happened before and I thought the office was very unorganized with respect to scheduling and long waiting time. if there was a staff shortage and knew there would be a long waiting period they should' contact the patient to reschedule or offer them the opportunity to reschedule. The doctor was apologetic and told me to see the office manager when I checked out. Upon checking out I asked to speak to the office manager, Her name is Dana and I was told Dana had left earlier which I find interesting that she's not there to try and coordinate the chaos with how late the appointments ran. The lady checking me out, asked me if I had sunglasses since my eyes were dilated. I looked out the window and said well it's dark outside. I don't think I'll be needing them. . The first time for me is ignorance. The second time is stupidity on my part as this isn't the first time I've had this issue with Washington eye Institute running very late. I will be looking for a new ophthalmologist and I Will NOT be patronizing Washington Institute in the future. I am done. In closing, if you like long Disney wait time rides, make an appointment with Washington eye Institute in Greenbelt Maryland.

Wow! I'm just discovering their Yelp!!!.. I've been seeing Dr. Kristine king since I was 18 & I'm…read more40 now, the customer service is always kind, patient and genuine including the staff. I would hands down no hesitation recommend her or her husband they both value their customers in every aspect. The office stays clean, keeps good magazines, very thorough with the patient care and treatment. I've never had an issue except when they retire because I know nobody will be as wonderfully genuine and knowledgeable and honest as this office across the board have been!

I trust these people with the the thing I fear losing most, my eyesight. Always in great hands, no…read morematter the staffer.

I originally started going to RGW Greenbelt because someone said Dr. Hooten was really good - and…read moreshe was! Very kind and caring and so are the staff but she's gone now and I can no longer overlook the lack of timeliness of care. Whether your appointment is at 8:30 or 10:30 it will take an hr to be seen by anyone. Another 30 to be seen by the doctor once you're dilated. So during my recent appointment I was there 2 hours - and this was just a routine check in. I can busy myself with work but there are a lot of older people who probably spend a good chunk of their days in this one doctor's office. The doctors themselves are good but I don't have 2 hours for an appointment that literally takes under 45 minutes altogether. There's literally no point in showing up on time. If I could make an appt, and show up an hour into the appt time I would absolutely do that.

The quality and professionalism I do like and my second year seeing Dr. Sobel. I would recommend…read morehim to any who's looking for someone thorough, kind and articulate!

I got surgery in 2023 and 2024 since Foreyes referred me. There were so many red flags during and…read moreleading up to the surgery I have lost count. I was depersate to see better that's why I proceedEd. Although I can see better as a result of my surgery if I had to do it over again I would have went to another place to get it done that actually care. I had so many ER visits and urgent care visits after surgery. recovery was harder than they explained to me prior to starting.

The customer service here is abhorrent. I bring my grandparents here for their eye appointments…read more While the quality of care is fine, the wait times to be seen are consistently over 30 minutes. Today, it's been 45 so far and we're still waiting. Also, there was no one at the front desk when I entered the office today. After waiting a solid 5 minutes, a worker finally strolls from the back with no sense of urgency, and carrying a coffee cup.This is the lackadaisical attitude that permeates the maddening patient experience. Zero stars.

I have been going to this location well before it was acquired by MyEyeDr. Also had very good care,…read moreincluding for a couple of emergency situations. Dr Schatz is very engaging and takes his time to thoroughly explain everything. Unfortunately the new support team is a little hit or miss.

Ever get so frustrated after doing your due diligence to make sure a place not only took your…read moreinsurance but had a doctor and appointment available? Yeah, me too. I set up my appointment well ahead of time, did everything I needed to do online to expedite the check in process. Thinking it was going to be a fast appointment. However, when I showed up, I still had to fill out several pages of paperwork and provide my insurance cards. Once I filled out my forms, I went back to the desk and was told that I didn't give them my correct insurance card. Funny, because the card I gave you said Visual right on it. Once that was over, I was then told that they didn't take my insurance. I'm calling bull on this. I did my research before hand. Searched for a doctor nearby on my insurance website, this place showed up. They then tell me that I could go up the street to another location and they would take my insurance (that was a bold faced lie, I went to another location and was told the same thing). Plus, I scheduled this appointment for a Saturday so I didn't need to take time off work to attend. I was told that I could pay out of pocket and then submit a claim. But why would I do that. You are making me do you work, because I wasn't here for just an exam, but to get new glasses. Sounds an awful lot like a scam. No thank you.

All I can say is WOW & Oh so HEAVY :( !!..today was my first visit 2-20-26 with Dr. Moshedi and he…read morewas very informative!!, The Office is very immaculate and the color schemes are grey, smoked grey and charcoal top to bottom including the Eye Equipment, rooms and the thing he checks your eye with with the grab bar. One of The biggest things I LOOOVEd was it was Dimmed!!. My eyes have been sensitive to light since the start of surgeries at 17!. so to not have a big bright light in your face the wholetime made a big difference and kept my anxiety level calming. His bedside manner isn't welcoming, big personality or approachable, very to the point manual . I will say I wholeheartedly appreciate him because He told me things that in all my years nobody has told Me!! so my mouth dropped several times he was realer than real, honest he gave you the good, the bad and the possibilities of and the worse of things but I needed to know!!... After the Visit I just cried I wasn't expecting all the news and omg the risk of having cataract surgeries in depth and the fact it has fragments that can fall to the back of your eye is WOOOOW!! never knew that ever!! Overall I would absolutely hands down recommend him! His thoroughness, his knowledge in explaining you will NEVER leave without answers or anything sugar coated!! I feel like I am in thee BEST Hands

The worst bedside manner I have EVER seen a doctor have with a patient. He was so nasty when…read morespeaking with me regarding treatment and more worried about getting to the next patient (in my opinion worried about money) than the care of the patient. I would NEVER recommend him to a friend not even my enemy.

I'm in Lanham for 2 weeks (home is CT). Before I left home yesterday, my eye was very red and…read morepuffy-because it was Sunday, I had to go to a walk in clinic to get my eye checked out. The MD told me I had conjunctivitis, gave me drops and an antibiotic. I took them and then left for Lanham in the afternoon. Last night my eye hurt-I took the drops, went to sleep and woke up to my eye throbbing this morning, in Lanham. My colleague broke out the YP directory and found an ad for Dr. Hsieh. I called the office, the gal who answered the phone was very nice and able to squeeze me in as an emergency. When I arrived at the office, I walked in and although a little dated looking, I was so grateul they were able to see me. I was quickly escorted to a patient room and within minutes, a super friendly and smiling Dr. Hsieh walked in and greeted me warmly. I had seen a couple of old reviews online about his office and they did not do him justice. Dr. Hsieh is funny, warm, decisive and thoughtful. If I were local to this area, he would be my go to doc for my eyes. Thanks Dr. Hsieh! I hope you see this!!!!

DO NO EXPECT GOOD CUSTOMER SERVICE HERE. The staff will have you going round and round and wast…read moreyour time and your child will not get their prescription when needed. Dr. Robert Hsieh is a great doctor. He cares very much about his patient. However the front office staff are rude and do not give patient proper information because they are always in a hurry to get rid of patient so that they can talk about their personal activities. As my daughter gets older she were developing poor vision and we were refer to Dr. Hsieh by our family doctor for over 20 years. When we made the first appointment for my daughter to see Dr. Hsieh the office staff that I spoke with over the phone was harsh. She spoke quickly and hang up the phone. She did not even give me a chance to ask any questions. I really thought that they may be very busy because the doctor is so good that they are trying to keep up with patients appointment. But when I went to the appointment I signed in and was to told to take a seat and wait to be called. I sat there about an hour only to listen to the office staff talk about their personal business. We moved from Prince Georges County and wanted to see Dr. Hsieh because he gave my daughter her first prescription, so I made an appointment and drove two hours to get to the office on time. Only to be told by the office staff that we needed an referral. When I asked why I was not told this at the time I made the appointment. The office staff said that, " Its not our job to tell you that you need a referral". I was taken by surprise and we walk right out of the office. We will never refer anyone to this office. There are many good caring eye doctors with polite staff out there.