Reviews of OHSU Casey Eye Institute Clinic, South Waterfront (Ophthalmologist)

3303 SW Bond Ave Center for Health and Healing Building 1, 11th Floor, Portland, OR 97239

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Here you will see all the information of people who purchase the services and products of OHSU Casey Eye Institute Clinic, South Waterfront (Ophthalmologist) in the area close to the state of Oregon.

At this moment the business gets a rating of 4.2 stars over 5 and that rating has been calculated on 13 reviews.

As you can see its rating is very high, and it is founded on an average of scores, so the valuation is rationally accurate, although it does not have a sufficient quantity of ratings to grant it total credibility.

You know that we do not usually stop to write evaluations when these are positive and we usually do it only if we have had a problem or issue...

This Ophthalmologist belongs to the category of Medical clinic.

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REVIEWS OF OHSU Casey Eye Institute Clinic, South Waterfront IN Oregon

Catherine Hanley

Lydia Oma

Easy access to the clinic. Staff very courteous, doctors are personable, attentive and listens to you.

ROR Chen

David James

This is an honest review, hope it reaches someone who needs it. Great facility and lots of top notch aesthetics.. but sadly thats where the pros ended. Check Yelp, an infant recently also got a sad Misdiagnosis 8/24. I was referred to a specialist Julie Falardeau, M.D. She was so focused in on deferring away anything I said after minimal time spent talking it over. She seemed like she thought she was better than me and it was best to get me through the door. I was diagnosed later by a caring and flat out better opthamologist with Keratoconus.. ouch! Kind of a serious miss. Im sure they are great if they are on their game and every doctor is different.. but having people's eye sight and possibly lives on the line? Not okay. 1/5.

John Young

They fixed my eyes.

Min Khaing

JIMBONUS BEATS

Fantastic facility, dr. Hills was amazing

Bret M

While the facility boasts top notch equipment and decent staff, I have suffered some pretty negative experiences here with the business practices and billing. First of all, the doctors in residency don't seem to know what the tests cost and since they learning, they like to experiment on you and run every test they have even if they are not necessary. In my first experience here I was sat down in front of various high tech gadgets and given many tests, many that were quite unpleasant, that were later deemed unnecessary by Patient Advocacy after I raised hell about the bill I got for $3,000. All I wanted was contacts. After a lengthy dialogue with Patient Advocacy, they refunded about 1/2 of my money. Fast forward 6 months, after recovering financially, I am at CEI to get a scleral lens fitted, I am told that the fitting will be $500 and the lens will be about $475. I pay for the lens during my visit. I then get a bill in the mail for $1000 for the fitting. There is a pretty big difference between 500 and 1000. Again, the doctors are out of touch with billing, this time telling me things that aren't true. Add to this that the doctor repeated a $50 test that I had just had 6 months prior, it was clearly unnecessary. I will be filing with PA again to get this taken care of. I am giving them a 2 star review because I feel that they are making a lot of money by abusing the patient/doctor trust and likely taking advantage of people who may not be aware of it. The culture seems to be that they use you for research for their residency docs, and they make you pay for it, so they clean up nicely at the end of the day.