Pacific EyeClinic Portland

Dana Johnson

Excellent experience visiting this clinic. Scheduling was very organized. The intern and doctor were both very helpful and nice. Would come back!

Dafny

The last straw occurred during the last year before I took my business elsewhere. I woke up randomly to popped blood vessels in my eyes and I had to call out of work due to pain and worry. During my appointment shortly afterward, I described my symptoms to the optometry students who then relied it to the doctor. With the door open, I was able to hear the doctor say "Tell her she manifested it and is imagining her symptoms because they make no sense. She's just exaggerating." I just froze! When the students came back to my room, I asked them if I had heard correctly then asked them to bring the doctor in. He denied it at first and got defensive until I repeated what I heard verbatim. The optometrist still blew me off. Definitely not returning For 2-3 years, the service was alright. The employees that check you in for the appointments are very nice and accommodating. As a woman of color, they have never acted differently with me.

Dana Brown

After reading all the bad reviews was worried about going to apartment. I was called in a timely manner, the place was very clean, the inter she was fabulous I fell I was giving a wonderful exam. Doctor he was kind and explained everything. Great job folks

George Maxwell, DC

I had a good experience here. Wait was minimal, intern was capable and knowledgeable. Dr. seemed rushed, but took the time to answer my questions. Unfortunately, the experience was tainted as I was asked about 5 times about getting a prescription for glasses. It wasn't a vision check (it was a medically related exam). However, they did check vision, which was 20/20, and I was still asked after that about getting a prescription I don't need. I think their bread and butter might be selling glasses, but that's just speculation. I don't really care, and my intern was great, but I think they should inform the patient that an intern will be doing the exam. There were also a few HIPPA violations, as the doors to the exam rooms are left open, and I heard multiple conversations regarding other patients and their treatment plans and health conditions. Be prepared: you also have to pay for parking, and they didn't answer the phone on multiple occasions.