Dr. Kulback is a wonderful chiropractor - he's friendly and efficient, and last year when I threw…read moremy back out, he had me up and walking pain-free again after only three sessions! Dr. Harrison is a great optometrist, too. Very sweet and helpful. The real star of this office, though, is Lydia ... she is always working hard and always kind. She makes you feel truly cared for and we have become friends through this office! She keeps the place running smoothly and takes the time and care to know their patients by name and needs. If you're looking for new doctors of this kind, give them a try!

Dr. Kulback (optometrist) gave me a more careful and more thorough eye exam than I've had in…read moreyears. She didn't rush through it at all and she answered all my questions without making me feel like I was wasting her time. I was only visiting Johnstown for a couple of weeks and needed to replace my damaged glasses,so I wish I had somebody this good back home. Her prices are very reasonable, too.

They were nice for the visit with my husband and me. My husband's glasses came in in a timely…read moremanner. It's been over a month and I still haven't gotten my glasses. I have called and asked to to talk to someone. I have left my phone number and no one calls back. We have eye insurance and we also paid out of pocket for our glasses. Reviewing the billing we noticed that the billing was higher than what the insurance company and them agreed upon. I called and asked again about my glasses and then questioned the amount we were charged. I was told that I had picked expensive frames. My husband had all the information in front of him and explained how much they are only allowed to charge because of them participating in our insurance. The woman suddenly had to hang up because she had a meeting to attend. We called our eye insurance and explained the situation. The eye insurance company called this office and phoned us back. We are getting close to a $200.00 refund for over charging. At the time of this post I still don't have my glasses nor do I know if I will get them. They are paid for. We feel this was not good business

From the owner: Welcome to Ophthalmic Associates. Since 1905, we have grown to become an innovative provider of…read morecomprehensive ophthalmic care for the children and adults of the Cambria, Somerset, and Bedford Counties. Our integrated approach allows patients to receive continuity of care and and generations of experience for all their eye needs from exams to surgery.

Since 2017 was my last review, I need to give these people/ staff members a bit of an update…read more Initially, I was leery about a new doctor. but the staff members were very diligent and come out on the 5. But my anxiety was soothed by these on-ongoing profession staff persons. I am the first person to admit that I am a tough cookie or a hard nut to crack. Anyone that can provide such precise and efficient care to their patients, as they do this, they were still absolutely on the mark once again. They were professional, caring, and knowledgeable . I am so glad that I have these persons helping me with my eye care.

Thank you for a very positive annual checkup today. From the very nice greeting at the front desk…read morefrom Cheryl, to the extensive pre-testing with Erynn, to a thorough eye exam from Dr. Matt Skoner, and finally checkout with Barb, all the staff were caring, competent, friendly, and pleasant.

Optometry. They worked a family member in when she needed to be seipost ER visit. She was a new…read morepatient. They recommended an ophthalmologist when I needed to have cataracts taken care of.

During my visit on 2-5-2021 I was asked if I have ever considered contact lenses. I said no. Would…read moreI like to try them? I said sure, why not. Not knowing there was a $47.50 charge for trying to get one contact in my eye with no success I stated that I wasn't told there was a charge. I have been going to this Family Vision for 21 years, but after this experience of clearly ripping me off with a hidden charge, I will not be returning in the future. I have 22 family members and friends who go there for their eyecare. They will be not returning either. In these difficult times there is no excuse for not warning there is a charge. Randy S Lydic

This is the only eye doctor that I've ever been to that only measures you one eye a time and not…read morealso both together, doesn't ask you if it's clear or if it's blurry (only a relative better or worse), doesn't let you use both eyes at the end and confirm that you can see clearly with them together--I didn't even read a single line 100% correctly (I know because I verbally said I dont know on some of the characters) before he was ushering me out the door. When I started asking how can I know how my prescription is going to be if I didn't see clearly yet he got really uppity with me and said that he made the prescription and I have to go pick out glasses, he was very hurried to get me going. When I went to pick out glasses the staff was nice enough, but there was an discrepancy between what I'd been told by my insurance that they were covering for me versus what the staff said that the insurance was covering me for. The staff said that she would call to confirm, but she didn't, and they just deferred to what was listed on their papers. I'm not good in these kind of situations so I just tried to get through the process as efficiently as I could so that I could leave like the doctor made clear he wanted me to. And at the end of this visit? I was given a receipt for what I paid for, but I wasn't given the paper with my new glasses prescription, so I have no idea what my new vision situation is. It was a very disappointing experience, particularly because I have no idea what it's going to look like through my new lenses when I go to pick up my glasses in a couple weeks. Unfortunately this is the second time that I've been here, and the second time that this has happened. I thought the first time was maybe a fluke, but this made it clear (at least something was clear) that it's the standard for this doctor. Furthermore, my prescription from last time wasn't all that strong, so it's no wonder that my eyes are even worse off now! If you enjoy playing Russian roulette with your vision care then this is the place for you. If you prefer, however, someone that illustrates that they care, someone that takes time to answer your questions, someone that's thorough and makes sure that you can see clearly and fully through the exam equipment before sending you out the door, then do yourself a favor and find somewhere else because you will not get that luxury here. Update: I decided to wait to post this until after receiving my new glasses, so that I could compare them and genuinely give them a shot to prove me wrong. Unfortunately that did not happen. While I was impressed between the difference of my regular awful vision versus the glasses, when I got home and compared my old glasses with my new towards various texts of various sizes, thickness, and distances, there was in truth very little functional improvement, maybe only about 5% more accuracy, and really the only thing I noticed was simply that the things that I could not make out--things I really should be able to read--just had a more solid color, indicating some vague improvement but not really anything meaningful. My eyes will still strain to make some words out when wearing them, leading to them "getting weaker" as this doctor put it, and how convenient that will be that it will call for making another eye exam appointment. I will not return to here that is for sure. I'm disappointed, and now my head hurts. I just wish that he would have let me read just ONE line all the way through correctly. Just lazy and unprofessional and maybe even calculated. And for the cherry on top at pickup, though it slipped my mind until I got home, I still didnt get my Rx paper. I keep a folder of these things so it isnt as if that it an unusual practice. Evidently it is for this establishment. Very, very dodgy.

They fixed my wife's old pair of glasses, so she would have a backup set while waiting for her new…read moreglasses. Very nice staff. Trusted!

My husband was getting his eyes checked by a local optometrist and he found a hole in the back of…read moremy husband's eye and said he needed to see an ophthalmologist ASAP. There wasn't anyone local that took our health insurance, so we had to go to Ophthalmic Associates, which was almost an hour away. I specifically asked for Dr. Bezak because that's who is listed on my insurance company's webpage, but the girl said if one doctor is covered, they're all covered. She had me fax the referral and the pictures that the optometrist took of the eye to the doctor on call. She called me back the next day and said the doctor said it wasn't an emergency and they could see us next Friday, September 2, at 10:15 AM at their Richland location. That weekend, I went online to their website to get directions and saw where we could fill out some paperwork beforehand and it would save 15 minutes the day of the appointment. So I emailed them and advised them of when my husband's appointment date and time was and asked them if they could fax or email me the paperwork. On Monday, they emailed me back and said there wasn't any paperwork to fill out to just come into the office. Friday morning of the appointment, we went to check in at a kiosk, and I was having trouble checking him in. Someone was sitting there at the counter and she asked if she could help me and I gave her my husband's name. She said his appointment wasn't until the following Friday. I said, the girl on the phone said it was today and we drove from Altoona. She said, I'm sorry, but we don't have any openings. I said, I even wrote an email asking for paperwork and gave my husband's appointment date and time and no one corrected it. She just looked at me. So we left. The following week. We came, checked in, and waited almost an hour for them to call my husband. The nurse was talking to him and I could tell something was wrong and I asked what was going on? She said, he's going to have to come back on the 23rd because he needs to see Dr. Bezak for this problem. Dr. Mauzy doesn't handle this kind of problem. I said this is crazy. Nevermind. We'll go somewhere else. This is the second time we drove over an hour for nothing. They knew what kind of problem he had before they made this appointment for him because we had to send over the pictures of his eye with the hole in it. So I don't understand why they would schedule him with an ophthalmologist that didn't know how to work on his problem eye. I had such high expectations for this ophthalmology office when they were so careful about us faxing the picture of his problem eye to the doctor on call right away. They just seem to drop the ball. I don't know what the problem was, but they sure didn't go out of their way to be helpful when they knew we were driving almost an hour away. I don't recommend this office.

Efficient!! My husband and I had appointments respectively. He and I were out of the waiting room…read moreat the exact time of our appointments. The entire staff was professional and courteous. Dr. Labuda was also professional, but she also had a very friendly manner about her which made us both extremely comfortable. Even while picking out our frames, my husband and I were at ease. This was an excellent experience.

Dr. Ozbold is extremely wonderful. Staff is very pleasant. The only reason I am giving 2 stars is…read morethe COST! EXPENSIVE - EXPENSIVE - EXPENSIVE!! Even with insurance, my invoice was around $1,100 for 3 pairs of glasses with nothing fancy added (1 was a pair of readers) and 1 prescription of contacts (and that price was after a DISCOUNT on a buy one get 2nd 1/2 off glasses).

Glasses, contacts, sunglasses, transition lenses... whatever you want. They're super helpful and…read morethey know what they're doing.