After some time and consideration, I have decided to express my displeasure and feeling of being…read moreduped by The Eye Care Center of Geneva. In years gone by, Dr. Piper of The Eye Care Center advised me against getting prescription glasses, noting that "cheaters" would be enough for me. She was obviously looking out for the patient's best interest; but, as I have aged, my distance vision has slipped. I can still pass a motor vehicle eye test, but it is not the clarity that I once had. With this in mind, I went to The Eye Care Center to improve my condition by way of a vision screening. After a series of chart readings and responses to the question of, "which is better," I received their prescription. Relying on their motto of, "See the Difference!" I expected "better" vision. No one cautioned me any that my condition would result in an imperceptible improvement (basically unnoticeable) in distance vision. Instead, they compounded the situation by upselling me on additional options that resulted in ballooning personal expense which were useless without improved vision. Thus, if you go to The Eye Care Center of Geneva, don't assume that they have your best interests in their mind. They upsell their products; and, completely neglect to tell you that you may not see any improvement. I would strongly advise anyone to: 1) ask pointed questions about future improved vision performance, and 2) to realize you can often get the same results at a discount optical center - - - and, sometimes get more than one pair of glasses for a far lesser cost! BUYER BEWARE! The Eye Care Center of Geneva has lost my business and probably should not get yours.

Friendly, helpful staff. Answered all my questions about each part of the exam and what the results…read moremeant, including future care and concerns. Appts easy to arrange. Was seen promptly without feeling rushed through.

Dr Schwartz office has gotten me seen very quickly and was able to work around my busy schedule. He…read moreis very thorough and explains the procedures clearly. I appreciate his expertise and kind professional demeanor. My husband uses him too & is equally just as pleased with the care he receives.

Tried to call this office. Left two messages for a call back never received one. I've been calling…read morethe last three days and either no one picks up the phone or they pick it up. Don't say anything and put you on hold. Either just terrible service or extremely understaffed.

I would highly recommend Clarity Eye Care! The staff is incredibly friendly and professional and…read morecare so much about their patients. I had an amazing experience with them!

The progressive eyeglasses were unuseable because the lens area was too small to support the…read moreprescription. After spending $1,378 on two pairs of glasses, I mistakely believed Clarity would stand behind its work. They said would "make us happy" and offered a refund, but then refused to answer many phone calls, emails, and letters when we asked for one. It is insulting to be treated by Clarity in such a dismissive and deceptive way. I have never been treated in this way by any business. I wish I could give Clarity zero stars and sue them in small claims court.

So normally I don't review places other than food on here but after picking an eye place to go to…read morein Ithaca without any recommendations I felt that this place needed a review as I was really pleased with everything here. The front desk was a bit informal but that was okay because honestly I could care less, they helped me out, were nice and got me an appointment same day as a new patient. The doctor I saw was Dr.Fazzary who was very nice and seemed to actually care about being there rather than the normal doctors I am used to who are rather unhappy which you can tell when they are asking "is it better in 1 or 2?" in a monotone voice. She was very nice, patient and let me know everything which was nice. I also like that this place doesn't do the blast of air into your eye for the glaucoma test, they have drops and some blue thing that is way better, I hate that air-blast stuff. Overall this is my new eye place and would definitely recommend this to everyone! The only thing I didn't like was their eyeglass selection was more than lacking, though I hear they have an online store, will have to check that out in the future.

They hung up mid sentence on my 80 year old father while he was calling to ask why he never heard…read moreback about an appointment they said they would get back to him about days earlier. Arleo himself is a skilled professional, but some of the people here have a serious personality deficiency.

I don't know what changed but Visionworks is so on point now!!! The optometrists have always been…read moregreat, now the front desk is as well. You may have to wait for a minute so bring a book, but they are really kind and the people that help fit glasses are my favorite. I'm so glad I gave them another try.

Nothing, this location is absolutely terrible, they waste so much time, it takes forever to check…read morein, why do they go over insurance coverage at check in? The customer should already know that. Why do they make you give a FULL medical history everything? WHY was I asked the same questions over and over again? It's super busy and they waste time on things that should be saved in the system if you're a repeat customer. The staff is rude, they don't let you decline without trying to pressure you into it, they just don't take no for an answer! They have you confirm your appointment 65 times and threaten to cancel if you can't respond in 7 minutes, I was haressed via text a million times saying I WOULD BE THERE! Next time I need glasses I will be going somewhere else!

I think this Family Vision Center is way overrated . I was not impressed with the vision test …read more Other places take more time to check vision . Also I have Medicare and with $350 for glasses . I picked out a low priced set of glasses and they said I would have to pay $150 or so . I went to a well know place and got my glasses for free and they were a better quality .

Dr. Guy (& EVERYBODY at Family Vision Center) is absolutely wonderful. How often can you say that…read moreyou look forward to going to any kind of Doctor? My husband, daughter and I are all patients of Dr. Guy and all agree that he's one of the best. At my most recent appointment, Dr. I, an optometry resident, treated my five-year-old and was fabulous! He was kind and funny and treated my daughter SO well - even in the midst of her eye drop-related meltdown. The office itself is in an unsuspecting Henrietta Plaza, but the waiting room is modern and bright. Can't recommend Family Vision Center more highly.

Dr. Pisacano was so very personable, realistic and collaborative. He thoroughly explained his…read moreanswer to any questions I had and was specifically interested in what I was trying to achieve and what my personal experience had been with my corrective lenses.

From the owner: Thorough exams for visual comfort and eye health. Evaluation of all vision conditions and eye…read morediseases. Fitting all types of contact lenses. We take our time and answer all of your questions.

The very best place to go in Ithaca for all your vision needs. Dr. Wood's office is kind and…read moreattentive, they don't try and fleece you by trying to sell you a lot of stuff, and the eye exam is thorough and precise. Having briefly gone elsewhere to one of the big name doctors, I am back here and will stay here. Simply the best.

Dr Woods is very knowledgeable, warm and funny. I have been going to him since I was very young! He…read moreis a great optometrist!

Simply the best. Honest, straight up and direct. That direct bearing may, to some, be upsetting…read morebut to me it was efficient. If I could have him back as my eye care doctor I would.

I have no issues with Dr. Stout, but at least one of his receptionists has a vile, hateful and rude…read moreattitude. I was transporting a non-mobile individual in a wheelchair for an appointment and upon entering the office, this particular receptionist shrieked at me to produce the patient's paperwork. She was completely, unacceptably rude. She visibly cringed at the patient and informed me that had I been another "minute late" she was going to "cancel his file". After the appointment with the doctor, I apparently was not pushing the patient's wheelchair fast enough up to the reception desk and she shrieked out "Hurry up!" Loud enough to cause other patients sitting in the waiting room to look up, startled. Maybe this particular receptionist needs more customer service training, but she certainly needs more training on interacting with people with disabilities.