My clinical experience with this office (specifically Dr. Rothstine) was excellent. Because I wore hard contact lenses for decades, I had to go without them for several weeks prior to my cataract surgery in order to give my eyeballs a chance to re-shape themselves. This required 2 or 3 pre-op visits, in which Dr. Rothstine meticulously measured the change in the eyeballs and assessed whether or not they were still changing (if they were still changing shape when he'd performed the surgery, the surgery wouldn't have been successful). He didn't take short-cuts to expedite the process, which other doctors may have. I really value his perfectionism in that regard.
However, the way the office is managed is a different story. Combining my pre and post-op visits, I probably made 6 office visits. Without exception, my wait time was always AT LEAST 30 minutes, and more often than not exceeded an hour - sometimes up to an hour-and-a-half. On my last appointment (11/4/16), which was for a final post-op checkup, I left the office exactly 2 hours after my scheduled appointment. When I asked the front desk if I could talk to the office manager, she responded that there was none. When I asked who does the scheduling and how it's managed, she explained that they only have a template which the office physicians provide. It clearly is not working. Yesterday, I was told that there had been 5 emergencies that morning. I, and most people, understand occasional delays in appointment times due emergencies, etc. However, when inordinately long wait times are consistent and the norm, something is wrong and needs to be assessed. I would strongly encourage the doctors group to invest in an office manager. It will go a long way toward patient retention and satisfaction.