Mann Eye Institute

4.7

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bob breslin Via Google My Business - Tomball Location

2 years ago

You won't find a more professional and caring eye doctor than Dr. Noroozian. Her office staff are excellent as well. Would highly recommend her office!

Sarah Woodcock Via Google My Business - Tomball Location

2 years ago

I cannot say enough good things about this place! Two nights before my wedding my dog scratched me in the eye. I went to bed thinking it would be ok in the morning. Fast forward to the following morning and my eye was definitely not ok. In a panic, my fianc and I called any and every eye related place near us. Mann Eye Institute was able to see me within 15 minutes of calling.Every single person from the receptionist to the nurse to Dr. Tatiana Noroozian were absolutely wonderful, reassuring, proficient, and kind. I was terrified that my eye would not be ok in time for the wedding; and although Dr. Noroozian did confirm a pretty good corneal scratch, she hooked me up with some amazing antibiotic/steroid eye drops and my eye was eons better in just 24 hours.These people legit saved my wedding day (and my eye!). Thank you guys!

koren Dixon Via Google My Business - Sugar Land Location

2 years ago

DJ9 DJ9 Via Google My Business - The Woodlands Location

2 years ago

Lens replacement surgery by Dr. Barker in Austin. Phenomenal experience with this doctor and his staff. Follow up appointments prompt and thorough. Can't wait to be six months post op and know the outcome of this top notch lens replacement LASER surgery. No blade in my eyes....

Stuart F. Via Yelp - Humble - S. Memorial

2 years ago

You will never see me again, as a patient. I expected to be examined by a Medical doctor with a degree in Medicine and requested so when I made the appointment. I also requested this for my wife. This all would have been paid for by Medicare, through my insurance plan, as it has been in the past. We were rushed through the registration process, on a computer when we arrived and were told to press the approval buttons throughout. Although, we were given the option of reading the forms before approval, we assumed they were the same type of forms we always approve when we go for other medical care and did not carefully read them. Had I read them carefully, I would have walked out, as I would have done had I been informed we would not be seeing a Licensed, Medical doctor, such as those with M.D. after their name. Nor was I given, verbally, any indication that there would be a separate charge to get the prescription sheet after the exam. As we were being put through the process of testing of the eyes by a technician and machines, I asked her if she does everything or will we be seeing a doctor. She responded that the doctor will see us later. That person introduced herself as Doctor Bennet and proceeded to spend a few minutes completing the exam process. I assumed she was an MD, as she did not clarify that we were not being examined by a Medical Doctor. Nor did I notice a name tag or any other means of knowing what she was. I assumed she was an MD.I only learned the truth when I checked out and they wanted me to pay an additional 50 or 55 dollars for the "refraction(prescription), for each of us. I express my surprise, shock and displeasure at this and will take this up with my Vision Plan, as they also told me the plan would not pay for it because we had both exams on the same day. I was not told of this prior to checking out. My vision plan would have paid, otherwise, with only a small co-pay amount.THIS OPERATION SEEMS LIKE A SCAM AND FRAUD!