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by Eye Theory | Feb 15, 2021 | Eye Conditions
A cut to the eye can be one of the most physically painful experiences in an individual’s life. The front surface of the eye, the cornea, is a delicate structure important for transmitting light and protecting the eye. This structure has many nerves and is very...by Eye Theory | Sep 16, 2020 | Eye Conditions
Most of us try our best to take care of our eyes. When something comes close to our faces that might hit us, we immediately shut our eyes and turn our faces away to protect them. Even with caution, however, injuries to our eyes still happen and these often affect the...In the middle of a rain storm, Eye Theory welcomed me in and completed a full eye exam in record time. They were extremely insightful and educational about the exam . They had a great selection of eye wear and helped me choose the perfect frame for my face. Customer service 10/10 !
Dr. Tsao is very nice and very thorough with his exams and explanations . I came looking for lasik/ PRK and was referred Dr. Salem at Eye Diagnostics whom he works very close with. They were both very attentive and available during my healing process. Now my vision is 20/20 at 2 weeks into healing and will only get better. I highly recommend to come here and see Dr. Tsao.
Just had a very ODD experience. Went to this location because it showed up on my insurance as a provider. I was in the area and decided to stop in to see if I could find a nice frame. No prescription needed, since I have been going to the same optometrist for the 10 years and have a recent prescription. I recently misplaced my glasses that I purchased out pocket. So, I figured I would use my insurance benefits to purchase these. Long story short, they buzzed me in and asked if I was a patient I answered no, just wanted to look at the frames. I started towards the frames and and was asked by one of the 4 people at the front desk if they could see my ID. ID?..do you mean insurance card, she responded, "no, since you're not a patient, we'll need to see your ID for our insurance purposes." I'm thinking, is she serious? She was and very adamant! With hesitation I gave her my DL, watched her take it and review it and returned it. I looked at a few frames but could feel myself getting upset and decided to leave. I understand the business is on the rail line, but you might want to consider relocating your businesa if this has to be ypur regular practice. I hate to say that it was racial, but very much think that was the case. I should have followed my firat mind and went to the Bellaire location. Sad thing is the doctor as on of the 4 people standing behind the desk. I recognized him from the website. Eye Theory Midtown, do better!