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Modern Famliy Vision
906 W Mcdermott Dr Ste 106, Allen, TX 75013
Dallas Eye Surgeon
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- Regular Hours:
Mon - Fri - Phone:
Main - 888-215-1999
Extra - 214-220-3937
- Address:
- 3060 Communications Pkwy Ste 205 Plano, TX 75093
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When it comes to your eye health, prompt and expert care is required in order to prevent further deterioration or complications. We at Key-Whitman Eye Center are known for offering expert eye care services to patients of all ages. We work hard to make our patients feel comfortable and informed about their treatment options. Besides offering adult eye comprehensive eye care, our comprehensive ophthalmology practice also includes a variety of other specialized kinds of services including.
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This group has a fine reputation and this was my first
time there and it is too soon to make a judgment. The Doctor
I was scheduled to see was out with the flu but the substitute
was very professional and all the staff were courteous and friendly
Very courteous friendly helpful wait was not long.
Atmosphere in office was pleasant.
The service was great the were able to answer all my questions.And my evaluation and report was thorough and I received a good report.
Thank you for your diligent services.
Key Whitman has a professional staff that knows what to do, how to do it, and then goes about doing it. My YAG treatment was par-excellence with outstanding results. Hats off to the staff personnel that make your visit a pleasurable one.
This was the WORST eye exam I have ever had. I waited 45 minutes to start my "process" the first "tech" that started with the "E" eye exam said my eyes were off in each eye the same, which I know is not true I can tell by covering my own eye when I read, my right eye is weaker. The lens for the machine was dirty and I cleaned it myself. The next tech type person took me into another room and did something called a presssure sensitivity (?) test. I don't even know what it was, since it wasn't explained - YOU should have to sign a waver for this! She took a little tool and poked it around in my eye. it was very painful! Then I went into another waiting room. I told them I had to p/u my kids at 3:00. I had been there for 1.5 hours. I was taken into a 3rd room where a Dr. entered at 3:10 and I had to go. He rushed knowing I had to leave and I didnt get to ask him any questions b/c i had to leave. I was told when I made the apt my eyes would be dilated, that would last about an hour and to bring sunglasses. I could not see for about 5 hours and my eyes HURT i just wanted to close them - not a good mix for kids. My eyes continued to hurt and bother me, especially up in my eyelids where she poked with this tool, for the next 3 days! If I had the time and energy I'd sue them!