Associated Eye Care

I scheduled a Lasik exam in May of 2016. This was the first and only concultation I went to. The staff was fairly friendly and I met with Dr. Lane. He advised me that I did indeed qualify for Lasik! They then had me go into a room with one of the associates who was extremely helpful in answering my questions. It put me at ease to hear his story and how he had Lasik performed on him as well. He showed me how the payment plan worked if I wanted to apply for interest free financing for 2 years and I scheduled a Lasik appointment that day.
I had my Lasik done on Thursday, April 21^st and was back to work on Monday. The procedure was suprisingly very painless. The pressure applied to the eye was the only bad part, but if I had to go through this every year to have ²⁰⁄₂₀ without contacts I would do it. I have had 2 follow up appointments since the procedure. Follow ups both took over an hour due to all the waiting, but that was the only downfall about the whole thing.

I waited so long to write my review because I wanted to see how my final results were before I gave a one. My eyes took close to 2 full months before they felt to me «completely normal.» I went from using the eye drops multiple time throughout the day and now I use eye drops maybe a couple times a week and my eyes do not feel dry or sandy any longer. I can see perfect and that to me deserves an as good as it gets review!

Awful. You’re just a number to them and they’ll rush you through.

I have nothing but good things to say about Annika E. Williamschen. She is thorough, compassionate and genuinely cares about her patients. She is the only person i will see! The front desk staff is always great as well and referrals are put at top priority. I have only dealt with eye appointments/​annual checks so i don’t have any experience with the optical department/​purchasing glasses.
I highly recommend Annika and this location.

I’ve been associated with Associated Eye Care since our daughter’s third day of life over eleven years ago.
When we noticed something odd about her left eye, the NICU staff called in «the best,» Evan Ballard. I’ll admit, hormoned up, overwhelmed by birthing twins, suffering from severe anemia, and now concerned about my daughter’s eye, I didn’t have much patience for his «uh huh… uh huh… huh“‘s as he inspected her eye. I wanted more of a running patter about what he was seeing. Also, there’s a tendency to want to shoot the messenger that tells you your daughter will be blind in one eye for life. So we have switched to another doctor within AEC – one who suits us better, and we couldn’t be more pleased.
Associated Eye Care has pediatric specialists – notably Evan Ballard and Susan Schloff – as well as docs for adults. When it came time to recommend a surgeon for our daughter (to remove the eye and replace with a prosthetic), they sent us to the best, as we’ve been told countless times by others in the field. I recently switched over for myself, and have been so pleased with their care for my vision, and how easy they are making it to find comfortable contacts for my severely near-​sighted, astigmatism-​riddled, very dry eyes.
As a twin, our other daughter required very thorough checking to be certain her own eyes had developed appropriately. Her continuing care is through Dr. Schloff, and it gives us, her parents, great peace of mind to know that both girls have such competent and committed care, and with that, the continuity of an eye doctor who knows their whole history. And across the board, staff has been friendly, helpful, and courteous. A great association, indeed.