As I got older, my visions has gotten more and more blurred. When I went to a laser eye doctor in…read moreBoston, I got a price list, starting at several thousand dollars (per eye). Needless to say, they didn't take Medicare. Then I went to Dr. Zanger right here in Gloucester. He did one eye, then a year later, the other. Both came out seeing like they did 60 years ago - and covered by Medicare. His exam is thorough and professional, and the results - at least for me - have been spectacular. We are really lucky to have Cape Ann Eye Specialists right here at home.

Just an update to say that the glasses prescribed didn't help me to see better. I went back for a…read morere-evaluation, got an updated prescription, and the second pair of glasses also didn't help me to see better. I talked to the doc, and he said that my vision just wasn't correctable. A great waste of time and money.

I have seen every one of the doctors in this practice, although I usually see Dr. Emma Massicott…read more they are all great - kind, concerned, knowledgeable. Dr. Massicott is especially upbeat and carefully explained everything. It's true, I usually have a significant wait time . Bring a good book!

WARNING- Avoid this place. I finally switched to another optometrist after using Gurley for years…read more My appointments at Gurley's involved waiting an hour plus in his crowded waiting room. Once you are seen by the assistant and they put drops in your eyes, it's another 35 minutes sitting in a hallway not being able to see. They then take you in. At the place I gratefully have switched to, I have never waited more than 3 minutes to be seen. I also found out that the drops to dilate ones eyes work in a few minutes - not over 30 as told that's the time at Gurley's! So happy to have left this practice and so is my husband. It's sad to see lots of elderly people with their caregivers waiting for hours in the waiting room. Seems this org. cares more about $$$ than patients!

Let's talk Lasik. Granted, it hasn't even been 48 hours since my surgery, so if my eyes fall out, I…read morepromise I'll update this review. I'm the type of person where if there's even a microscopic chance of disaster, I'm certain it'll happen to me. I prepped myself for this surgery by stumbling around my house blindfolded while asking "Could I live like this?" Even with that answer being a resounding "NO," I decided to finally take the plunge before my 40th birthday. In sum, so far it's one of the best decisions I've ever made, and I strongly regret not doing it a decade ago. The experience at Clear Advantage is streamlined and professional. You quickly feel like you are in great hands and that nothing can go wrong. From the front desk, to the initial assessments with the techs, everyone is extraordinarily friendly while also emanating an air of "chill out dude, we do this all the time." And really, that's all I needed to accept the frightening proposition of lasers slicing my eyes open. The surgery itself is quick and painless. Doctor Peters calmly explains the process, you're in the chair for maybe 10 minutes, and the laser is more fascinating than terrifying. I entered the operation legally blind. Immediately afterwards my vision was still blurry, but much clearer than before. After a 2 hour, Valium-induced nap, I awoke to 20/15 vision. I only had 20/20 with contact lenses. It was a revelation. You must avoid all tv/phone screens during the first day and are on a strict prescription and lubricated eyedrops routine for the next month. It's a nuisance, but easily worth it. I live nearly an hour from Clear Advantage and chose them after a recommendation from my local eye doctor. I strongly feel like they must be the best in the region. Doctor Peters and the entire staff make the process clear, casual and pain-free. It's been nearly 30 years since I've had vision like this without contacts/glasses. Don't make my mistake and rule out this operation from fear.

LASIK. I am writing this review less than 24 hours after my procedure and have already driven to a…read morefollow up appointment sans pain and with 20/15 vision. This is all truly surreal. I was so impressed with the kindness and thoroughness of the process and staff. I initially wanted to get both eyes done but after reviewing one of my eyes they denied it due to some scarring from a previous ulcer. They noted that their practice is conservative with the patients they take and let's be honest, that is EXACTLY what you want when you're going to have a procedure affecting your eyesight. In terms of the procedure I definitely had some nerves but they truly put me at ease with explaining how quick and foolproof the technology is, if your eyes move, the laser moves. How cool? If anyone is on the fence about getting this procedure, I cannot stress enough how incredible Dr. Peters is as well as the whole staff at Clear Advantage. The 1-2 hours of discomfort after the numbing meds wore off is nothing compared to the feeling of waking up being able to see unassisted and without pain. I live a hour away and I am so happy I made the trek to Portsmouth to get this done. 10/10, do it.

Very professional and efficient! Check in and out is quick!…read moreHighly recommend! Quality of care is exceptional!

I'm diabetic and go in once a year for my exam. My appointment was scheduled for next Friday. They…read morecall to tell me the doctor won't be in that date and needs to be rescheduled. Next available appointment is Dec 18th. Are you kidding me??? Nothing available for 6 months, no waiting list to put me on.

It is a privilege to write about Dr. Sang and her team. Not only is Dr. Sang an elite and amazing…read moredoctor, but she shows compassion and really cares. Sometimes, that makes you feel better and is more needed than the treatments! At a time when I feared losing my vision due to macular degeneration, she was reassuring and supportive , and always answers my never ending list of questions, and with patience. Another side of Dr. Sang that I recently learned about is her mentorship. There are a group of young college grads working there who are taking a gap year and preparing to get into medical school. She is so giving and proud of how many of these interns have gone on to great careers. Each time you go for an appointment, it's a "major production." There are so many steps in the process and I have come to understand why it takes so long -- they take no shortcuts! There is a huge staff that supports Dr. Sang and each one has a specialty, from the people who answer the phone and make appts. to the people who do complicated eye scans. I don't envy the appt. people as everyone seems to want a different time -- including me -- and it's hard to make everyone happy, although they try. I guess my only complaint is that I wish I could turn back Dr. Sang's clock about 25 years so that she'd be in practice for another 25+ years. While she is around, I feel incredibly lucky for her to be my doctor!

I have been seeing Dr. Delia Sang for twenty-five years for retinal problems. Dr. Sang has taken…read moreexcellent care of me over those years. However, there are some negatives. Phone communication with the administrative staff, especially Monica, is difficult and frustrating. My advice is to communicate all medical questions (other than simple appointment needs) in writing via the Mass General Brigham Patient Gateway. Dr Sang employs students to operate all of the various tests done prior to her seeing patients. She does this to mentor them and further their education. This is laudable, but the downside is that the staff are not professional full-time employees, and are constantly turning over. One plus, while you are waiting for your eyes to dilate, is a Tatte Bakery and Cafe, a few blocks (and one T stop) away at 1003 Beacon St., where the food is excellent. She used to have an office in Burlington, MA, open on Wednesdays. It was very convenient for me, coming from the Lakes region of NH. I am leaving her practice for a retinal specialist in Londonderry, NH. Once she knew I was leaving the practice, she refused to answer my queries about a medication she had prescribed for me, so what had been a great relationship ended on a sour note.

Without a doubt one of the worst experiences I've had. The associates had no personality and only…read moreexceeded by the doctor. Plus the appointment was over and hour and a half. Then he told me he doesn't do contact lens prescriptions. Avoid the place!

Bunch of uneducated and unprofessional vultures who spend the whole visit trying to upsell and…read morecross-sell you. The opthamologist is too lazy to give an eye glass prescription that they relegate to optometrists so you have to make a separate appointment. Do not go there. They really suck.

Microsurgical Associates we're highly recommended by my daughter's pediatrician. She was having…read moresubtle but serious eye issues. Nothing that would impede with her life, but something that was noticeable so we sent there for a referral. It was discovered that she had need for a new set of glasses. The facility is very well staffed. Everyone there was friendly, competent, and extremely professional. Top-notch. The facility is self a spotlessly clean and had all the latest equipment and technology.

9 years later, no more coffee, but we are still going there! We see Dr. Sorkin and Dr. Kenrick…read more Wait times can be crazy, but the doctors are great.

I had appointment to get evaluate regrding need for cataracts. Doctor never looked at my eyes…read more Woman put too many eyedrops in my eyes and now all blurry. One of the test was not done but they sent records and it was included. as done is You should see doctor first before any testing done! It appears is an assembly line to get you to scheduled to sign up for cataracts surgery. Doctor badgered me! No explanation of anything! Would not recommend them! I would not recommend them!

Amazing and thoughtful business. Thank you for helping me out with a plunger to get my sclera lens…read moreout while out of town.

Dr.Eagle is an amazing ophthalmologist, the staff in all location that I went (Salem NH, Lawrence…read moreMA and North Andover MA) are also great, she performed a surgery on my 9 years old son and the whole process was professional, caring and efficient, thanks to her, my son condition is fix. Isabelle Langlois, Derry, Nh

Dr. Eagle has been seeing my daughter for almost six years. She is friendly, a little goofy (to…read moreloosen up the kids), and extremely knowledgeable. She never makes you feel bad for asking questions and instills the importance of eye care to my little one. My daughter's eyes have done so well under the care of Dr. Eagle. I have recommended friends and family to see her.

I was not going to review until I saw the negative reviews. This has not been my experience. I find…read moreDr. Doran kind and she listens. She gives me options and allows me to participate in my health care decisions. They have called me with test results and ask if I have any questions. She has referred me to specialist when appropriate.

From the start of your first point of contact, it's not good. The greeting is looooooong and slow…read more I went here once like 8 years ago and saw Dr. Janet Doran once. I never went back, I was so offended and shocked by my experience, especially since she was recommended by my other local doctor. I shared by experience with that referring doctor and she was surprised. I needed a quick PCP last year since I now have an HMO and went with CAMC. Whatever. You don't see the doctor usually. I got Dr. Doran again though and she's just cold w/o a bedside manner. You can't even ask her if flu shots are worth it because there are 2 different schools of thought. Just nothing there. You can't engage and the staff sometimes gets a little tangled but I've seen worse. I hope they can improve because the staff and nurses have potential :-)