Couldn't be more pleased with the two cataract surgeries my husband and I experienced in the past…read moretwo months at Wiles Eye Center in St. Joseph. Delighted we could get such superior care right here in town and are grateful to the Wiles staff for commuting and making that possible. Dr. Wiles and Dr. Klein partner perfectly in their work--we were impressed with the whole staff for their efficiency .

From the owner: Wiles Eye Center is a complete eye care provider with clinics located in St. Joseph and Kansas…read moreCity, MO. Wiles Eye Center specializes in the treatment of: Cataracts, Glaucoma, Macular Degeneration, Diabetes & Dry Eye. Wiles Eye Center clinics are home to some of the nations most highly regarded cataract surgery experts and eye care professionals. In order to help all of their patients achieve their best possible vision, the eye care staff of Wiles Eye Center use advanced technologies and techniques developed and refined by Dr. Stephen B. Wiles over the past 30 years. Combined with their outstanding surgical skills and dedication, this treatment approach has allowed over 40,000 patients from the St. Joseph & Kansas City, MO area, as well as eye care patients all over the nation, realize their dreams of clear vision.

Candice consistently delivers exceptional service with her pleasant demeanor, genuine smile, and…read moreattentive attitude. Her kindness is a vital asset to this office. Kat consistently demonstrates kindness, attentiveness, and a high level of professionalism. Your presence at the front desk always elevates the day. Dr. Tyler Arens, although our interaction was brief, I appreciate your kindness and thoroughness. Dr. Ellis, your unwavering expertise is always evident. Thank you for your dedicated care. That said, there are two employees who need improvement. Joel, you must inform patients that you are placing a cap on their heads before doing so. Also, approach the eye drop procedure with more care and less haste. Campbell, your communication skills need significant improvement. Effective interaction is essential, and I had to personally instruct you on how to speak with me--this impacted my experience.

I wish I could fully express what it means to me to have come here and had the doctors work on my…read moreeyes. Before my first surgery in July, my vision was -12. They numbed my eyes, did the laser procedure, and in about five minutes, they told me to sit up--and I could actually see the clock clearly for the first time. My eyes improved so much after that first surgery, but because my prescription was so strong, we did a quick enhancement yesterday. Now I'm seeing 20/15! It's perfect. The second procedure was simple, painless, and such a breeze. Everyone here is incredibly kind, polite, and professional. The whole experience has been amazing from start to finish. They even offer CareCredit, which allowed me to pay with zero interest--just $165 a month for two years--and it's paid off. The best part? If you ever need a touch-up, they'll do it free of charge. I can't recommend this place enough. It's truly life-changing.

The entire experience was top notch, I really felt at ease the whole time. After over 20 years in…read morecontacts and glasses, I was seeing perfectly less than 24 hours later! Amazing! Can't recommend Durrie Vision enough.

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 always enjoy going to Limestone Eye Care. The facility and the showroom are very attractive with…read morea lot of room to see the display of the numerous eye wear options. The staff are extremely pleasant, offering me a coffee or cocoa as soon as I came into the office. Then they answered a question or two I had about the way glasses fit. And at the end of the appointment one of the staff spent a lot of time with me looking through the glasses I was interested in buying. Dr. Jill Dorsey is very patient and easy to talk to; she also talked about several different directions I could go to with eye care: cataract surgery now , two months from now, or later in the year. My day at Limestone was perfect !

I highly recommend Limestone and Dr. Wilmes for your eye care needs. I didn't actually get my…read moreglasses at Limestone, so I can't speak to that. But, Dr. Wilmes is awesome, and the front desk staff is super nice.

I really wouldn't trust my eye health to anyone else . The entire staff is friendly, thorough and…read moreaccommodating. I've been going to Dr. Butcher for years, his exams are always do accurate. I'm always in awe at the end result. I can read any print regardless of the surroundings. My career is very dependent on my accuracy, and Dr Butcher has played a big part because he listens, strives for the best vision you can achieve.

I have been a patient at Discover Vision on N. Oak for many years…read more I had an appointment this week at 3:30. The tech didn't come an get me until 3:55. That was somewhat upsetting but I didn't say anything. After the tech finished her exam at 4:15, I was not seen by the eye doctor until 5:00 or a few minutes after. I waited in the exam room for 45 minutes!! The eye doctor apologized and said they were backed up. I understand scheduling issues but someone should have at least came in and told me what was taking so long. When I walked out of the exam room, everyone at that check in desk were gone, lights were out and the place was shut down. I then had to be walked back to the eye glass area to pay my $10.00 copay, which I felt should have been free. The fact that my insurance is paying for this exam is really upsetting. I will find another eye doctor who is not with Discover Vision. I would give them NO STARS but that was not an option.

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.

I would give no stars if I could. I haven't even been to this place. I called to get information…read moreand they sent me to a lady named Sonja. I asked questions and she was extremely rude, didn't listen to what I was saying. What she explained didn't make since and when I asked more she got upset. I will never go here as if you can't treat potential patients correctly god only knows how you actually treat your patients. I will make sure all my friends and family know not to even bother with this company.

My hat is off to these guys. I've been a patient for years and they've always been great. This…read moretime, they went above and beyond. Here's what happened. I got a new pair of glasses in February. As a contact lens wearer, I don't wear them very often. But as I did wear them once in awhile, I noticed they kept coming out of adjustment. Everett and Karen would always happily adjust them for me when I brought them in, but after doing this several times, I just got frustrated. I finally made an off-handed remark (knowing I was way past the 30-day return policy) saying, "When are you guys gonna get tired of me coming in for adjustments and just replace these?" I got a call a couple of days later from the optical manager, Pat, who said, "Let's get you taken care of. We want you to be happy and we want you to like your glasses." So I'm heading in later today to order a new pair. Talk about awesome. Thank you guys so much!

Title should read: Gulf War Veteran Shown the Door! Let's be…read morehonest, PATIENT CARE BEGINS WHEN YOU ENTER THAT FRONT DOOR PERIOD ANDREW! Listen, as with any payout at the end of the day it's about ROI, Return On Investment for all you non-business types, aka what value am I getting for my money! I see a Typical Positive Review: "Dr. Moyes talks to his patients" Well this long time customer would sure the hell hope so and question the intelligence of the individual that took the time to write the review if it wasn't just another employee/internal BS! Up front I informed this what appears to be an incompetent assistant that called me back for the initial exam the prescribed eye drops were going to be overnighted by the VA. Yes, on Dec 11th, 2025 this Gulf War Veteran was scheduled for a procedure to improve vision after multiple cornea transplants. After checking in I'm She begins to harass asking if "there's not a local pharmacy to pick them up?" I said, "I told you they are going to be shipped and they should arrive today." She then states, "I still have to ask you!" Understand at a minimum I believe in order to deal with the public on a daily basis whether it be in the profession of patient care or any other line of work in customer service/support you should be an EFFECTIVE LISTENER! As a War Vet where lives were once on the line please know I have a low tolerance for BS when it comes to incompetence and those paid to do a J.O.B! With the unemployment rate as high as it is I DO NOT understand with individuals like this employed taking up office space hired by Moyes Eye Center. Who's in control of QA, ensuring patients are top priority when entering your front door?! "Andrew," Dr. Moyes if you choose, explanation after hearing about the situation "this is family" for yes another one of those employees that SHOULD NOT be in patient care PERIOD and so it's the end of the road for not one patient (aka Customers) but two! Andrew, Please know this long time patient has contacted the VA for a new referral, preferrably without all the incompetence, because it appears you've lost touch with once was a decent operation! I fully understand dollar bills have a tendency to control that matter! Andrew, this war veteran has choices and you've lost my respect because it seems that through business growth across the KC metro it's become all about the dollars and less about the emphasis on quality patient care and DO NOT think for one minute I will not spread the work Andrew! Please Know the individual that followed/cleaned up after your dysfunctional hire did beautifully/superb in her assigned duties although you preferred to jump to conclusions for only you know why! I highly recommend if you're going to take money from the deserving War Vets in this region you at least train your staff instead brushing off responsibility! Ultimately he enters the room with his NKC location sidekick Dr. V, (Verachtert/ Anthony if you choose) who participates in the ridiculous patient shuffle on a daily basis! If you know you know! Patients waiting up to 45 from my experience and this goes back years according to others that have ultimitely had it with this operstion! Andrew apparently has his mind made up after that office liability approaches with her side of the story, perhaps presenting that race card! He asks "what's going on." I DID NOT hesitate in letting this clueless individual know that I DO NOT APPRECIATE being brushed off and disregarded when providing pre-op information to an incompetent individual who's goal seemingly was to dictate how I go about getting the requested eye drops. No, it was more than apparent that she did not like my response/s. But if you ask Andrew "That's Family" this liability's approach to substandard patient care! Yes, incident reported to the VA as he should not be on that list as this was not the first situation/encounter where his "family" seemed to have other priorities than providing top level care for those "Customers" walking through that front door and so it's the end of the road!

First and foremost, I arrived here November 2025. I've arrived because the day before I sprayed…read moreperfume in my car and it accidentally got into my eye. Chemical reaction. Eye pressure was high and etc. ok. First doc I seen was a surgeon and didn't like because well when he came in like 2 people who are "learning" wanted to be in. The doc chose not to have bedside manners and ask me for my consent first and if it was okay. I had to stop him from talking to ask who they were then told them to get out. I'm not gone be your little experiment or "ooo this is interesting" bs. The walls are thin and I can hear the staff talking. I could even hear "oh she got an interesting case" and etc. I don't care watch what you say knowing these walls are very thin. Anyways first doc wanted blood work done for damn near every single thing. They all came back normal. Did another bloodwork again with my PCP in December all back normal. I requested to my PCP for a referral for a rheumatologist but specifically at KU med because they are the best. Just recently seen my rheumatologist and she even suggested getting a second opinion because she looked at my lab report BOTH of them and she said everything is normal and is concerned on why these people have me on two eye pressure drops and one steroid drops for 5 months. So she sent a referral to KU ophthalmology for their opinion. KU med is a teaching hospital so they are very up to date, go by the book, caring, find the actual problem. I've had speciality docs there for myself and for my kids and very good experience. I should've went there first instead of Moyce Eye Center. I shouldn't be on these damn steroid drops for 5 months. Because all three drops for one damn eye... is already effecting me at the side effects. More fatigue where it's effecting me in daily tasks. I'm not tired but the damn drops making me tired. My iron supplements don't even work anymore. at this point I don't have a good feeling with this place nor trust anybody there. Money hungry. Wonder is it cause I'm on Medicaid? Wouldn't be surprised. I def wouldn't come back here AT ALL. Bye

I've been coming to Dr Dotson since I was a kid. I've got type 1 diabetes and love how much time he…read morespends checking out my eyes. He's very detailed in his exams and I trust that he's looked over everything, making sure that my eyes are healthy. As a repeat customer for...probably 20 years, I highly recommend Dr Dotson for an optometrist.

First time visiting this optometrist, they proceeded to dilate my daughters eyes without explaining…read morewhat he was doing until she started complaining about her eyes stinging after placing the drops in her eyes. Very poor "bed side manners" in my opinion, especially with younger patients who would benefit from having the process explained to them so they know what is going on. Our previous optometrist used the digital retinal imaging with out the need of dilation of the eye, so this was the first time having this done for her.

The optometrist is very good. She really does a good job. But I went in to have a pair of glasses…read moreadjusted and the look on their face was " what's that mean" they said why, where . I just said I'd go elsewhere. I'll not go back for frames or adjustments, wait, what that mean. Lol

this place has totally gone downhill, 1st ordered wrong…read moreglasses 2nd got new glasses but could not see out of them and one of the front desk lady said.... "well they were made right" in a bitch mode and i replied if they were Id be able to see. She went to get a manager and I waited on my lunch hr. for no one to come talk to me....Had to come back it took 20 min for me to see someone who could help, and guess what? they were made wrong. (she was nice and perfectional) 3rd attempt got new glasses and now i can see the number and circles in the my lens part. they said that's normal. i have worn glasses since i was 10 i am 53 now and have NEVER seen any numbers printed on my lens. oh and I paid the extra for night glare and that is a waste of money. its just as bad now as it has always been. the lady at the front desk with over sized glasses if very rude