So will keep this short and sweet, mainly because this review is about Dr. Bruce Madsen and not…read moreNVISION, because Dr. Madsen did my cataract/IOL surgery before coming to NVISION. Dr. Madsen was an awesome doctor for my cataract/IOL surgery. Very easy to talk to, explained everything upfront, and made sure I was comfortable with the expected outcomes (and downsides) for IOL vs. monofocal lenses (what insurance pays for) Net-net, my left eye ended up at 20/15 and my right eye a smidge over 20/20. But my upclose vision with my right eye was sharp at 12" and my left eye didn't get sharp until closer to 20". So unless I am trying to tie a flyfishing fly, I am 100% eyeglass free. I can read books, menus and my iPhone without readers, and have great long distance vision as well. My surgery was done in 2018 and everything is still great.

Still 20/30 vision in my mid 60s and happy. I believe it also has to do with my improved…read morenutrition. Much less sugar and processed garbage. STILL happy I went here and you should also.

Amazing experience here! Went in for the free exam to see if I was eligible for Lasik. Very…read morethorough exam done which provided me with a lot of information about my eyes and possibilities. I can't remember the name of the doctor that assisted me, but she was absolutely amazing. Answered all of my questions and really listened to me. Their equipment is top notch - great office and personnel. I've decided to go another way, but would highly recommend LasikPlus!

The entire process went smoothly! I was seen one week, had my procedure the next. It's been 7weeks…read moresince my procedure now and I am thrilled with my results! I would do it again in a heartbeat! :)

Came here to get a consult about laser eye surgery. The dr who saw me was very short with me and…read moredidn't give me much information although I had many questions. He basically dismissed me after I told him my profession. I asked about eye plugs after surgery and he wouldn't tell what they were, or why or why not one would need them. He just said "you don't need to hear about that". I didn't feel comfortable at all. I wound up using a different office for my surgery where they answered all my questions and more!

Providing another update as I had another Lasik surgery to correct the remaining prescription I had…read morein both eyes after my first surgery. I waited the minimum 3 months to see how things would heal, then waited an additional 3 to see if things progressed. The latter portion was partly my decision and my scheduling challenges, but the touch-up surgery was worth waiting for. They say that this can be a common thing for about 1 in 10 patients. While going through this again 6 months after my initial surgery wasn't the idea I had going in, it was even easier than the first surgery, plus it didn't cost me a cent. I had my full vision almost immediately following and now have better than perfect vision. Had some of the same team treat me this second time around, including Dr. Madsen, but again everyone was really comforting and helpful. I love not wearing contacts or worrying about driving at night! Thank you again x2!

Excellent service all around, with plenty of information beforehand of what to expect before,…read moreduring, and after the procedure so that there were no surprises. Even when I ran into a hiccup where my appointment didn't get into the schedule they were able to still squeeze me in on the same day at almost the same time. Additionally, they were able to help me with billing invoices so that I could take full advantage of my FSA funds. Obviously, I definitely recommend their service.

From the owner: As a state-of-the-art practice, King LASIK manages all of its Portland and Seattle LASIK Eye…read moreSurgery Centers with great attention to detail and quality. Our Portland and Seattle LASIK Eye Surgery Centers use all-laser, blade-free correction procedures that are customized to each patient's visual needs. Numerous variables are taken into account, including refractive errors like nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism, overall health, lifestyle preferences, and profession. Schedule a free consultation or give us a call to speak with one of our ophthalmologists and see if LASIK surgery is right for you!

I was referred there for cataract surgery. They had another optometrist assessing me instead of an…read moreophthalmologist. He said cataract surgery would likely not solve my problem but never explained what my problem was that couldn't be corrected by the cataract surgery. I was surprised by this decision so probably not able to ask the right questions but he was in a hurry and rather abrupt. Then he wrote in the notes that he had a long conversation with me and I decided against cataract surgery. The woman who saw me before him was very helpful but he was not. It is very poor care to not see an ophthalmologist before cataract surgery and let an optometrist make the decision about whether you would benefit. Then if you did have cataract surgery the surgeon would not have looked at your eyes him/her self. I am getting a referral to an ophthalmologist.

I never got to having surgery with PCLI and I'm glad. I grew suspicious when the prices they gave…read moreme were going up every time I talked to them and their promises of what my eyesight was going to be like was a lie. They're great at handing out false hope. I was quoted $2,500 per eye and that went to $2700. per eye and then there was the co-pays and the facility use fee by the time it was done I was looking at around $8,000 for something they couldn't do. I consulted a local doctor who had done my late husband's cataract surgery and he explained that there was a certain amount of correction that comes from having cataract removal but those lenses don't work the way they promised for someone like me. When I canceled they suddenly became very rude said they would cancel with Dr Huggett and hung up, I have had no contact with Dr Huggett or his office staff since the appointments were canceled. He will not talk to me and his staff hangs up on me. The reason I am throwing Dr Huggett into the fire is because he told me that I had cataracts as dense as a glass of milk and that I needed to get cataract surgery right away because the longer I waited the more likely I was to lose sight completely apart from maybe shadows. Dr Huggett knew I was a Medicare patient and still referred me to PCLI at which time PCLI would have known I was a Medicare patient. But I was told they were the best, that I would have 20/20 vision and I wanted that. I'm close to 70 and I wanted to see like I used to. Where they thought I was going to get around $8,000 to pay for what they were offering I don't know. A payment plan would have left me in debt with interest. I would not recommend PCLI to anyone nor would I recommend Dr Huggett to anyone. Since I canceled with PCLI Dr Huggett has refused to talk to me or to see me in any capacity and I have learned that he is a close associate with PCLI. My personal opinion is they are out to take the last penny anyone's got for false hope. Take from that what you will.

Update: got PRK at Tersigni about a month ago, the doctor and staff here are awesome and they made…read moreme feel calm+taken care of throughout the entire process including healing over the next month, vision is amazing now. I wish I could go here for all my medical needs!

I recently had a lens replacement procedure at Tersigni Vision and couldn't have had a better…read moresmoother experience. A week after surgery, i no longer need reading glasses and have had no pain. Scheduling was easy, staff is friendly, professional, and knowledgable, office is beautiful and elegant, and Dr. Tersigni is excellent. I highly recommend

Best protect yourself AND hold onto your wallet. They don't know how to bill OR to communicate. I…read morehad to intervene several times to get my bills corrected -- not only at the billing dept level but at the front desk level -- they tried to bill me for a second copay when I came in the same day because they'd *abraded my eye* in a procedure by ignoring the fact I have a genetic condition that predisposes to that abrasion and not telling me anything about it ahead of time...They didn't indicate any care at all that my eye was hurting starting a few minutes after the procedure while I was trying to look at new frames. I had to look it all up myself after driving home with one good eye and one eye in pain and unusable. To top things off, the new prescription I got (filled somewhere else) is wrong, I believe - I'm in my 60s, have had glasses for 40 years, and have never had any such trouble with new prescriptions before. And it wasn't a change to a different kind of lens, like to progressives -- same formulation, bifocals, but they give me double vision and headaches almost immediately. I wasn't impressed with the tech who did it, in general, for more reasons than space allows here. Now I have to get the prescription process done again, at my expense, unfortunately - thanks again, EHNW...Unprofessional on both clinical and financial levels. I know good help is hard to find these days but that's an explanation, not an excuse. Leaving and going somewhere better.

Saw Dr Claudine Yee and she was very thorough & professional. She understood my concerns and fully…read moreaddressed them. I will be scheduling cataract surgery with her and I am confident she will do a great job!

Why would I trust them with my eyes when I had 7 different email/text/phone reminders of…read moreappointments that were not mine and then when I called I was treated as "upset". Worst customer service. Scared if this front line representation is any reflection of the physician. Im passing on this one. And I never write reviews... I remain disturbed I almost trusted my eyesight to someone who cant even get a day/time correct after more t than 7 communications... nothing changed.

I was a little surprised at the 3 star rating for the Tigard Vision Center. Good thing I didn't let…read morethe negative reviews sway me from making appts for my husband and myself. Due to a few years of procrastination and then COVID, it had been 6 years since our last eye exams and getting new glasses, so we were long overdue -- when road signs become almost too blurry to see while driving, you KNOW it's time to stop procrastinating. I checked the website and I liked that appts were required so that customer visits could be spaced out in order to limit the number of people sitting in the waiting area at any one time. We were the only ones waiting when we arrived. The reception desk is directly in front when you enter and we were warmly greeted immediately. To save time, we had filled out all our paperwork online so we were all checked in. I am bad about remembering names but everyone we came in contact with was friendly and seemed like they truly enjoyed their job. There is a private parking lot and the inside of the building seemed fairly newly remodeled and was clean and well organized. Everyone is masked and masks are still required for anyone entering the building. The one person's name I did remember (as well as her great glasses!) was Lindsey (sp). I was pretty anxious about my exam since it had been so long since my last one and I'm not getting any younger these days. Lindsey expertly guided me through all the fun eye tests and answered all my questions. Dr Tammy Nguyen did our exams. She was so nice and professional and explained everything she was doing as she examined my eyes and had me read all those eye charts. I especially loved that for an extra fee, you can have a digital scan of your eyes rather than those annoying dilation drops. I was especially worried about age-related macular degeneration as both of my parents had it. Dr Nguyen assured me that there was no indication of it but I did have a few cataracts that were normal for someone my age, so we'll need to keep an eye on it. Except for the normal changes all our eyes go through, I was relieved to know that everything was OK and all I needed were new prescription lenses. After the exam, I was escorted to the room where you choose your new frames. Everything was organized and displayed in a way that made sense. I'm kinda overwhelmed by too many choices, like kid in a candy store with a dollar to spend. Again, I didn't get her name but the young technician who helped me was professional and patient so I put myself completely in her hands. She helped me pick out two new pair of glasses that fit and flattered my face (I chose the Ray-Ban aviator-style sunglasses, the only style I will wear). And I'm not going to lie, prices aren't as low as Costco but the selection is excellent and you do get what you pay for. My husband even found a pair of wrap-around sunglasses he hasn't been able to find anywhere else. We were both very happy with the customer service, our frame and lens choices and the experience overall. Can't wait until our glasses are ready! Tigard Vision Center is a solid 5 stars.

Is it wrong to cheat on your annual eye exam? If they don't want me to cheat, then why don't they…read morechange the eye charts? I don't do it on purpose, but since I've been coming here for ten years, it is like a comfortable pair of shoes, "Well, hello, R S T L N E. Nice to see you again, S K Y R C O." For years I saw Dr. Shannon, but since she left the practice, I've been seeing Dr. Brad. The clinic is modern, clean and has all the bells and whistles (flat screen TV in the waiting room, chocolate treats on the counter, magazines from this millennium). My annual eye exams are always quick and painless - I don't even have to study. But the glaucoma test where they puff air into your eye makes me jump every time. They also push a high-tech retinal scan, called OPTOMAP, with the zealousness of a used car salesman. No thank you! They have a good selection of high quality frames in the attached store, but over the years, both my husband and I have had to return lenses or frames that weren't done right the first time. We haven't had any trouble exchanging items, but it was a hassle and waste of time going back and forth.