Mitchell Eye Institute

Jennifer Lin 

on Google

a year ago

Had a great experience at the location, but then was hit with a bill of over $500 when I came in for a contact / glasses prescription. That's with insurance. I wish I'd done more research into my health insurance, which I thought would have also covered this. Instead, I only got the discount for being in-network. 

wendy y 

on Google

2 years ago

Be very aware of going to this eyecare place as it is very sleazy and deceptive. I made an appointment simply for an eye exam to get a prescription for my contact lenses a month ahead of time. When I made the eye exam appointment, I was not told that they do not accept vision plan insurance as they are “medical doctors” until I was there on the appointment day. As I needed the contact lens urgently at that point, I ended up paying a much higher co-pay close to $100 than an optometrist, just for a contact lens prescription ey... read more

Beatrice Tierney Stradling 

on Google

2 years ago

Unfortunately I didn’t have a positive experience. I had cataract surgery done and the right eye was great. Both distance and reading were great. The left eye surgery left me with unclear vision ( just like I had when I wore contacts). After a week I had a film on my left eye. When I called for a follow up visit I was dismissed and told to go there the optometrist who recommended him. It would have been nice and caring for him to see me again. I’m beyond frustrated. 

Nathan Dowless 

on Google

4 years ago

Dr. Weber is extremely knowledgeable and honest. She even referred me to another surgeon that uses different methods of Keratoconus treatment than she does. This level of honesty is why I come back to her every few months for corneal examinations, plus her knowledge of keratoconus is exceptional.