Shammas John H MD

I would not recommend this office to my worse enemy!!! The worst. Parking is unbelievable. They do not cater to the handicap population. It’s been about 2 years since my mother had been here. We had a 2:30pm appointment today. We show up at 2:10pm after trying to figure out where to park the car since my mom is in a wheelchair. I finally had to park in a parking spot marked «Lindora». There were so many people in the waiting room and waiting in the hallway when we arrived. My mom is in a wheelchair. This building is not handicap friendly at all. The door is way too narrow for a wheelchair to get through. I had to put my poor mother sideways in the hallway so she wouldn’t be blocking the walk way. I asked the receptionist if there was anything that needed to be signed. She advised me there were many patients today and she hadn’t got to my mom’s name yet. She then gave me the form I needed to fill out. That was the only interaction I had with anyone. We sat there for 2 hours!!! Not once were we called. It looked like only one doctor was working. We seen the office girls pass by going to the bathroom. Not once did they ask if we needed anything or let us know the status of our wait. My mom sat in her wheelchair for over 2 hours. Being also a diabetic she had nothing to eat. The building was hot and stuffy. I went to the window to tell the receptionist we were leaving. There was no eye contact made as if I wasn’t there. Many patients were complaining about the wait. We finally left. We felt like we didn’t matter. We will never come here again. We will take our business and insurance else where. If you are reading this review, BEWARE!!! Go somewhere else and save yourself the stress. That’s what it was… A very stressful, non productive afternoon. You receive more common courtesy at the County office. What a shame for this doctor and his business.

I felt like I was in a cattle call with equipment straight out of the 50’s. My primary referred me for an exam because I am diabetic and haven’t been in 2 years or so. Plus I figured I might as well get a new eye glass and contact script. The prescription exam was literally 2 screens on each eye. No more than 3 minutes, and I was told the 5 year old one I had was fine. Then the in «depth exam». The procedure with the magnifying glass is something I haven’t had done on me in 20 years. The technology has surpassed that level by so far that I would be amazed if you could find another office still using it. Both services took less than 10 minutes and that included the time waiting for my pupils too dilate. Then I was sent too another room where I was informed I owed them $ 175 (my copay is never more than $ 10) when I asked what the hell the money was for, why my insurance sent me the referral form if I had too pay for the appointment, after some hymning and hawing I was told it was for the contact prescription, and that I also had too purchase the contacts from them. Told them they could keep the contact script and give me the one for my glasses and I was leaving. When I tried too get it filled they had left several of the numbers off of it, and the eye center couldn’t get the info from them because they couldn’t find my file. Maybe I hit them on a bad day, but I wouldn’t allow my dog to be treated there.