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- Amy Z. Martino, MD
3 years ago
This was my first visit with Dr. Martino. Waited over one hour ,in my car or outside before being called. I have no negative comments about the doctor . She appears to efficient and well versed in her profession.
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- Ryan T. Sacksteder, OD
3 years ago
I have been going to The Eye Institute for years with no issues. I had an eye appointment with Dr. Sacksteder in July and received my new prescription. Due to CoVid regulations, I ordered glasses online and when I received them, I could not see and everything was blurry. Initially, I thought it was the glasses company error and sent the glasses back. Then I went to an actual store as I have progressives and wanted my pupil distance measured properly for the lens. Again, I could not see out of these glasses. Finally, I went back to have my eyes rechecked and my prescription was very different (one eye went from -.25 to -1.25). Dr. Sacksteder as well as the office staff was very pleasant and gave me the new prescription, but I'm not sure what happened here. This process was a little frustrating as glasses had to be returned. Luckily the company replaced the lenses without issue....but this could have been a costly mistake. It is September and I am glad I can now see out of my new glasses.
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- Janie Ho, MD
3 years ago
Cons:Waited 1 hr in the lobby to be seen by someone. Pro: Doctor is confident, knowledgeable and very pleasant. I am seeing dr, Ho at WestChase location for 2 years . Thank you Dr. Janie Ho! A+
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- Cori Brodsky, NP-C
3 years ago
Took me 3 visits to get my eyes check, first they told me i need cataract surgery, then Dr. Kane told I dont need it yet, later in my third visit in 6 months I aked Dr. Simms for the prescriptions for my new glasses and the staff in the front told me that i will have t paid $40.00 or the prescription. In my first visit the billing was done incorrect so the Institute owe me $64.90 I asked for the refund of the credit. My first visit was on January 31 2020. After numerous calls finally i got my refund on the second week of July. Never took me 3 visits to the Dr. to check my eyes and the wait 5 months to get my refund. The Drs are good but the staff in Accounting Dept. do a terrible job.
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- Tampa (Sheldon Road)
3 years ago
Took me 3 visits to get my eyes check, first they told me i need cataract surgery, then Dr. Kane told I dont need it yet, later in my third visit in 6 months I aked Dr. Simms for the prescriptions for my new glasses and the staff in the front told me that i will have t paid $40.00 or the prescription. In my first visit the billing was done incorrect so the Institute owe me $64.90 I asked for the refund of the credit. My first visit was on January 31 2020. After numerous calls finally i got my refund on the second week of July. Never took me 3 visits to the Dr. to check my eyes and the wait 5 months to get my refund. The Drs are good but the staff in Accounting Dept. do a terrible job.
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We are a multi-specialty ophthalmic practice proudly providing surgical and non-surgical vision care in the Tampa Bay area since 1974. We have fellowship trained specialists for every eye disease including cataracts; LASIK; refractive procedures; glaucoma; oculoplastics, such as eyelid lifts; retina diseases, such as macular degeneration or retinal detachments; diseases of the cornea and dry eye. The Eye Institute of West Florida is home to the Largo Ambulatory Surgery Center, a surgery center customized to the specific needs of eye surgeons. In association with The Eye Institute of West Florida is the Weinstock Laser Eye Center for LASIK surgery, and the Aesthetic Institute of West Florida, offering cosmetic surgical and non-surgical procedures.