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Thomas W. Cullings, Pharmacist Emeritus, Minnesota
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Healthgrades
- Peter J. Foote, M.D.
3 years ago
Dr. Peter Foot performed cataract surgery on my left eye in 1999. Last February, 21 years later, Dr. Ann Stechschulte, Stiles Eye Care, Overland Park, Kansas informed me that the reason I had vision problems was because the artificial lens inserted by Dr. Foot was rubbing against the iris inside the left eye. I can recall waking up during the procedure and having Dr. Foot shout "look down, look down!" I looked down, the lens was inserted in the left eye, and a stitch closed the incision in the eyeball. He was the leader of that medical team that day, and he selected the Anesthesiologist from North Shore Anesthesiology. For obvious reasons, his medical team selections left something to be desired. Intense pain ensued from corneal swelling later that day. At the Post Op visit the following day, Dr. Foot poo pooed the whole thing, placing his hand over his mouth to conceal smirk on his face. If surgical drama like this appeals to you, the good Dr. Foot is accepting new patients!! LOL
John W.
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- Milwaukee Eye Care
5 years ago
My experience seems to be one of many I have found on the site here. My main issue is the waiting, got in immediately to see the assistant, she was great, Doctor Weis saw me right away and that was great. He is the main reason I came back, the first time I saw him in Brookfield, this time in Franklin. He gave me my prescription, asked me if I was going to get glasses, I said yes and one of the office staff said I had one in front of me to see, Gary is the name I recall. I sat down and waited, waited, all the people in front of me he was no longer helping, I even got up to look at glasses thinking I would spark some urgency, it did nothing. So I made sure with the front desk that I didnt owe them anything and I left. Their service years ago was much better, and the Brookfield Staff at that time had a sense of urgency. Taking my prescription and going else where. What a shame.
