Jobie F Crear, MD

…and now these glasses are broken simply through daily use. Not only did a nose pad screw break in half after 30 days (how does that even happen? No one punched me), but the left earpiece broke behind the hinge. Thanks Doc — your place sucks out loud.

I agree with the others. Probably the most miserable doctor’s office experience I’ve ever had. And I didn’t even SEE the doctor– I just needed to get a prescription filled.
There were people SMOKING in the lobby. The staff is incompetent, unhelpful, rude and bitchy. I’ve been there FOUR times already and they still have not filled my prescription, and BOTH times they tried to overcharge me. They never have the key to the locked glasses cases. The office itself is filthy and the way it is overcrowded with miserable people reminds me of visiting the DMV during a lunch hour when you have a migraine.
If you’re looking for an experience to spur you into a homicidal rage, hang out there for a few minutes.

This was the worst doctor experience of my life… and I was just going to get a contacts prescription. I would almost recommend going here once to just experience how farcically horribletastic this place is.
I waited over an hour and a half to see the «doctor.» Apparently, this is so common that they have a printed out sign saying, «If you’ve been waiting over an hour, please tell the staff.» I’m not kidding.
Go ahead– notify the staff. They’ll most likely ignore you as you stand at the office window. And that’s if you’re lucky. If you have the misfortune of getting acknowledged, you’ll find the inept employees will invariably treat you with rudeness and scorn for bothering them. Not kidding.
Eventually got into a patient room– which is really just a cubicle where you can fully hear every word of the conversation between the «doctor» and the patient in the next room. When the «doctor» finally ambled over to my cubicle, I told the type of contacts I wanted to get. She had never heard of them. It is the second best selling brand of contacts in the country. I’m not kidding.
Billing was also handled as a public matter. I sat in a room with two other victims as the office manager discussed their insurance and cost of each medical service. She hectored one poor older patient with a long, convoluted explanation as to why he would have to pay them $ 50 even thought they promised him right before the appt that he was fully covered and would owe nothing. He protested valiently, but he was just too aged and frail to stand up to this woman browbeating him, and he handed over his cash. No jokes.
The décor can only be described as ghetto fabulous. Much of the carpet was torn up. The couches appeared to have been found on the sidewalk. Much sweet Jesus imagery on the walls with posters containing religious pronouncements. And in the hallway there is a light fixture with a printed out sign next to it reading: «Please do not steal the light bulb.» I swear on my dog’s life I’m not making this up. I took a picture of it.
Really. You gotta go here. Maybe eat some shrooms first. You’ll thank me.

This place is awful. I made an appointment for 10am and waited until 11 at which point persons who came in after me had already been called to the back and they could not tell when I would get it in.
The office itself was rundown and dirty and the staff were rude. When I called for directions they gave incorrect directions and treated me as an inconvience when I arrived (barely on time thanks to the poor directions).
You would be better off at a Walmart