Leroy Vaughn, MD

I had an appointment and wasn’t even seen until about 45 minutes in. I did a lot of waiting around and after 2 Hours I left after a complete waste of time! There is no reason an eye exam should take that long. I do not recommend this place and will not be back. Rude and unacceptable!

Dr. Vaughn has been my doctor since I was a baby. I can’t say enough. He has taken care of my families eye from the first day I received glasses. It is so important to have a doctor you can trust! His office is beautiful and his staff is very kind. He has also sat with me and talked me through every procedure and the health of my eyes. He has often go above and beyond my expectations. I highly recommend him to anyone!

I enjoy coming to get my eyes checked… I was referred by my mom and I’m happy that she did… he and his staff are friendly and professional… now there is a wait so bring a book and make sure your cell phone is charged… Dr. V office is very cozy
happy seeing

I came to his clinic as a consult from MEPS (Military Entrance Processing Station). After spending more than an hour in one of the exam rooms, he came and told me to follow him to another exam room. He went through the motions of the exam but did not introduce himself nor address me by name. Most military applicants going through the MEPS process are young men and women (18, 19) who are in a «ready to please,» «yes sir» mode and will not even think of complaining. As a physician myself, I am older than the typical military applicant. I also know that patients, whatever their background, deserve to be treated with respect and courtesy. I did not tell him that I was a doctor but I have a feeling that he would have been less rude if he had known. Based on the other Unilocal reviews, he seems to treat his private patients well. Our military men and women, however, deserve better. It took almost 3 hours from the time I arrived at his waiting room to the time I left the door.

Dr. Vaughn and his staff were fantastic! They were kind and able to help me with my eye issues. He listens to the problem and they take time to help you understand what is going on. I would recommend him to anyone in the LA area!

My mom is happy here. My mom had a cataract surgery performed by some other Dr. whom shall remain nameless but it was so bad she had to see a specialist. So she found Dr. Vaughn. I will say on the downside the office gets crowded so the wait can get a person uneasy but my mom is happy with the care and services. The validate parking.

I waited in the lobby for almost an hour, and literally, an aggravated toddler screamed at the top of her lungs for 20 or more minutes before a staffer instructed her mom to remove her. I understand this has nothing to do with the Doctor’s chairside approach, but I will say, I believe the screaming child in the lobby was more pleasant than Dr. Vaughn. He’s been a staple in Inglewood (based on the years of pictures adorning his walls) for nine decades, and he seems tired, ready to retire, uncommitted, and barely dedicated beyond going through the motions. He didn’t get my prescription right the first time (thus my glasses were virtually useless), so I had to return for a (no-​charge) correction. It did the trick, but the Doctor did it all grudgingly; he was rude, actually. And overall, it was an awkward experience. Great selection of frames, however, at reasonable prices, and the rest of the staff is basic, capable, but nothing special. I won’t return, nor would I recommend that anyone else (who I care about, that is) patronize this optometrist.

My mom went here for an eye check-​up, and the thing that really bothered me was the fact that they charged her 35 dollars for her prescription, WTF!
Anywhere else is free, I really didn’t like that so I’m giving this place 1 star,
The prescription was sloppy, for an optometrist he should write better and give you something you can read, especially if you had to pay for it.
i normally get the printed prescription, which is WAY better.
And i also called to ask if he could give me a better way to understand and what the numbers meant, but he just said «take it to a optometrist» and I was like WTF, I’m paying to get my prescription and you’re telling me that you can’t give it to me? I think that Bullshit, what kind of doctor does this?
I always get mine for free.
But I guess since it’s in inglewood what do you expect.
Had to take her to a better optometrist who actually does his job right and gives way more information than this guy offers.
So please, if you want you’re prescription go anywhere else, and ignore this place. Not cool at all.