My dad loved this place in particular. He had just ordered and paid for new glasses. And then…read moresuddenly and unexpectedly passed away. I called to see if I could cancel the order and get a refund and they were so kind and easy to work with. My whole family now comes here and we are all very happy with the care and service. Thank you for showing us kindness during such a difficult time in our lives!

My entire family goes to Vision Source and we couldn't be happier with the service we receive…read morethere. Where they really wowed us was when we took our 2 year old to get her eyes checked. Our child is an extremely strong willed child that doesn't trust strangers easily. Dr. Barnes was a magician with our daughter and was able to do a complete eye exam without having to dialate her eyes. It was truly amazing to see. A full exam and not traumatic at all. I would recommend anyone with kids to go see him.

4 minutes ago-Edit Don't judge a book by its cover! The…read moreoffice is quaint, definitely not ostentatious, but comfortable enough. I just returned home from picking up my glasses there and I couldn't be more pleased. I purchased bifocals and they are perfect. From the doctor to the assistants I was treated exceedingly well. I highly recommend them.

I didn't get prescription glasses until late in life. When I hit 45 I used store bought cheapies…read moreto get by. Got my first prescription in 2015 at a well known nationwide chain owned by a guy named Sam that happened to have Vision Centers. You know who I am talking about. Anyway, what I learned in this getting glasses process is that Optometrists, of course, require extensive training. However, the employees who take the prescription and MAKE your glasses only require a high school diploma and OJT! Seriously? In 2015 and 2017 I went to two different locations of the "Sam owned" stores. Both times I got Progressive three way (no, not the darkening ones, just the three way). Both times I had to "adjust" to wearing them. I thought this was the way it was. Ok, now it's 2020, been three years, I live in a different place my glasses are getting iffy for seeing. Due to the COVID I decided NOT to go to the Sam owned place. I decided to try this place out. I also got Progressive Three Way. Gotta wear masks..... The inside of the location is not too impressive. But this place is also a major supplier of people on Medicaid so don't let that be an issue. The Optometrist does the Glaucoma test by using eye drops, not the "poof" test. I informed him that I had a reaction to eye drops in a prior exam due to chemical sensitivity. The Optometrist was ok with that, and found other ways to test for Glaucoma. I also mentioned that in 2015 I had been told I had the "beginnings" of cataracts. The Optometrist said that the cataracts had not progressed at all, so whatever I am doing must be working. (I take Lutein, available in vitamin stores.) Ok, now time to make the glasses. The employee did the whatever..... was nice and friendly. Got my glasses about 2.5 weeks later. OH WOW! I CAN SEE! No adjustment time needed! Either great strides have been made in Progressive Three Ways or this employee was GOOD at their job! The only thing I didn't like was the selection of frames. Pretty standard, nothing fancy or really pricey. Well, except for my sun glasses. I got sun glasses that have a gasket inside to block out light from coming at the top of the frames. They were pricey! My previous sun glasses were just prescription lens and a standard frame. At the two "sam owned" places, two pairs of glasses and prescription sun glasses were about $1,000. Same here. Came to around $1,000. My employer insurance does not cover glasses and I did not get the supplemental vision policy. So I paid myself. If you are over 50 and wear glasses, I highly recommend spending the bucks and getting prescription sun glasses. That way you can still read with the sun glasses on. I think that is helping me on the cataracts. Besides, during this COVID thing it is fun to go into grocery stores with sun glasses and a mask and nobody blinks.......

Great people broke my frames they replaced lenses and frames no charge thanks to the Jones Family…read moreEyecare

There are few times in life when an Eyecare Center saves your life - but these guys did! Annette,…read moreDarlene... they are wonderful people who helped me out last minute when I ran out of contacts before I left the country the following day. They were efficient, so friendly and extremely helpful! GO DO BUSINESS WITH THEM. You won't regret it.

The prescription was ground 1/4 inch too low in my lenses. In order to see things clearly (both…read morenear and far) I would have to lean my head back so I was looking through the lenses 1/4 inch lower than normal. This made the reading area about 1/8 inch up from the bottom of the lenses. Having to tilt my head back like that caused neck pain. Took the glasses back and told them the problem. Explaining the 1/4 inch difference. I asked that they redo the lenses. All they would do is bend on the frame. There was no offer to replace the lenses. I was told to try the glasses for a few days and come back if needed. For me it is an 80 mile one way trip to Wenatchee. I am not going to spend $20 in fuel for sub-par service.

I scheduled appointment on their website for 10:40 and showed up at 10:35. I was told that I was to…read moreshow up at least 20 minutes prior and I had to reschedule- for an appointment I was early to. Their appointments are 2 weeks out and I need a new RX for contacts to see. I cancelled this appointment and my sons. What world do we live in that showing up early is not early enough? No empathy from the tech at the counter. Wow.

Please fix Mychart so that when a patient sends a link to share access, the link works. Currently…read moreyour link requires a family member to: 1) arbitrarily sign up for a discrete account even though they are not a patient, 2) call tech support, 3) obtain a verbal authorization in addition to the invitation (even when the person is family with written authorization on file in the clinic). After all of that, the account will still get locked and you will be forced to reset the password with the help of customer service.

We have come here several times to visit audiology for my mother-in-law, who is hard of hearing and…read morealso suffers from Alzheimer's. The staff were wonderful; patient and caring. Good AC during the heat of summer, and comfortable seating. Cafeteria is a ways away (in the hospital) but there is a cold-drink machine on the second floor. Only real complaint is the road construction that has gone on for months and seemingly will never end...

I thought Linda was great!. I had an issue with my frames having a blemish - she refused to…read moreprovide a sub-standard product. She got me new frames to replace the damaged frame.

I went to them because they accepted my vision plan, and they are open on Saturdays. I work 9 to 5…read moreMonday through Friday. I ordered glasses and they finally called 4 weeks later to let me know they were in. So we drove to East Wenatchee from Chelan on the next Saturday, only to find out they were closed! Needless to say I was very upset!

So far, consistently good care and friendly, competent staff…read more Convenient have a drive through pharmacy and all the services located in one place.

Warning to customers: if privacy matters to you, be aware that private medical conversations at…read moreConfluence Health Mares Campus are clearly audible in adjacent rooms. While I was in Room 20 on the second floor, I could clearly hear the doctor-patient conversation in the room next to me. I raised the concern during my visit and was told the sound machine in the room is there because this is a known issue. My doctor also told me he had already raised the issue with Confluence management, no action had been taken, and he would mention it again. When I asked if it was just this room, he said no, it was every room.