Mann Eye Institute
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    Heraldo Tello Via Google Business Profile - Humble - S. Memorial
    My mom is super old and one of those hard headed boomers that doesnt like to go to the doctor until their in the fiddle position wondering whats wrong. The old lady was literally losing her eye sight on her left eye because going to the doctor was too inconvenient. When I finally saw her eye was literally going white, I got super pissed with her, made an appointment with the nearest ophthalmologist (because I knew there was no way that she wouldnt need eye surgery), and forced her to go. Mann Eye came up and they also had the fastest availability.She dont speak a lick of English (surprisingly understands it pretty good though) and they have people available for interpretation and some doctors that do speak it.Yes she did have insurance (cause shes a retiree) and yes they did believe they could fix (save) her eye and restore her eye sight with surgery (combination of lens and laser eye surgeries) but because her problem was so advanced, insurance would only cover the basic part of it. You dont have to guess who was going to have to cover the rest.When Im spending money however, all I care about is can it be done and when can you start. No sugar coating. If you cant do it, get out of my way so I can find someone who can.She had the first surgery around April 2025. Normally, most people only require one surgery and less in depth. She had to have multiple because they couldnt do it all in one go. They had to do it in increments to give her time to heal from the last round. She admits the pain from multiple surgeries is excruciating and regrets not going sooner (hopefully lesson learned). Her last major surgery was back in Nov 2025. She has only been going back every 2-3 months to check her progress and other post surgery things they couldnt do until all the surgeries were completed.Besides necessary appointments for the surgery/surgeries, you do have to watch them however (but this is true of all doctors in general). After her surgeries were successful, they were scheduling her every 3-4 weeks for FoLloWuPs. I asked her if these were absolutely necessary or needed that soon from each other but we are polar opposites. My mom is super sweet and non confrontational. Im not. Im a mean, arrogant SOB but I got the super intelligence and childhood scars to back it up. I went with her one time I just happened to be free and told the doc at the time this aint a Netflix subscription and since Im the one paying for everything, shes not cause shes broke, I better be consulted and convinced on the frequency of the appointments. I probably did piss him off but now her appointments are every 2-4 months. She is nearing the end of all the necessary eye injections on her eye (by the way its sick watching someone stab your mom in the eye with a huge needle which is why I dont go with her no more).At the end of the day, they did save her eye and she says her eye sight on her left eye is 10x better than her right eye which she already had a lens installed over a decade ago by another hospital. All I care about is results and they did deliver.I do recommend them to anyone who is on the fence about them.
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    Allison Strong Via Google Business Profile - Humble - S. Memorial
    Wonderful ophthalmology care!
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    Latricea R. Via Google Business Profile - Pearland Location
    As a new patient, I was taken care of first by the check in who was very nice and welcoming, then by the medical assistant and doctor who addressed my concerns with my blood shot eye. I would definitely recommend this office.
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