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Aurora Vision Center - Plymouth

2600 Kiley Way, Plymouth, WI 53073-5020

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Located at 2600 Kiley Way in Plymouth, WI, Aurora Medical Group - Plymouth is an eye doctor and optical shop serving the Plymouth area. The practice offers both eye exams and eyewear, which means prescriptions can be filled without a second trip. Listed services include glasses & frames, contact lenses and contact lens fitting. EyeMed, Superior Vision, Aetna Vision and Cigna Vision are among the 10 vision plans accepted. Doctors at this practice include Jason Brooks, MD, Mallory Andrews, OD, Hailee Kohlhagen, OD and Taylor Kohlhagen, OD. Walk-in visits are welcome. Call (920) 449-7130 to confirm hours and coverage before you visit.

Listing type
Optical · Optometrist
Address
2600 Kiley Way
Plymouth, WI 53073-5020
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Phone
(920) 449-7130
Languages spoken
English
Walk-ins
Accepted

Insurance accepted

✓ EyeMed ✓ Superior Vision ✓ Aetna Vision ✓ Cigna Vision ✓ Humana Vision ✓ Humana Vision PLUS ✓ Humana Focus / Optimum / Advantage ✓ Humana Medicare Advantage ✓ Humana Medicare Supplement ✓ Superior Select Midwest
Self-reported by the practice. These details have not been confirmed yet. Vision plans and medical plans are billed differently — call ahead to confirm which side of your coverage applies to your visit.

Services offered

✓ Comprehensive eye exam
✓ Glasses & frames
✓ Contact lens fitting

Services not listed are not offered at this location.

Frame brands carried

This is a clinical practice with no retail optical. Your prescription can be filled at any optical shop — see shops in Plymouth.

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Hours

Hours not published — call ahead.

Currently closed. Times shown in America/Chicago. Holiday hours may differ.

Doctors at this practice

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Jason Brooks, MD
Ophthalmology
Male Speaks English
Licence 64623-20 (WI)
MA
Mallory Andrews, OD
Optometrist
Female Speaks English
Licence 3506-35 (WI)
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Hailee Kohlhagen, OD
Optometrist
Female Speaks English
Licence 3682-35 (WI)
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Taylor Kohlhagen, OD
Optometrist
Male Speaks English
Licence 3681-35 (WI)

Reviews on Google 138

4.2
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Kim
Kim 7 months ago

Aurora Grafton hospital Dr.Scott Johnson and his team are absolutely awesome! He preformed open heart surgery on me and was the best! I would highly recommend him he is a great Doctor easy to communicate with kind caring and compassionate! He was definitely paying attention in medical school his bedside manner can't be matched! Thanks Dr. Johnson and staff

Andrea H
Andrea H 8 months ago

Dr.Katie Thompson is an excellent doctor. She is patient and caring with your needs. Ann in the lab is the sweetest! She is kind and understanding.

Ann Bunke
Ann Bunke a month ago

No one knows how to answer a phone. One sits on hold forever and then when you leave a message, they share the same phone number that no one answers.

Dennis Couillard
Dennis Couillard a year ago

This place is a complete joke. "Dr." Lazaro is entirely incompetent. I decided to seek care from another provider due to the utter inadequacy of this so-called "doctor." I was leaving because I no longer wanted to be exploited by overpriced visits and unnecessary surgeries. Yes, I just mentioned that I underwent an entirely unnecessary surgery. I was charged $1,300 by "Dr." Lazaro just to look at a skin tag, which he then insisted needed to be removed surgically! I later discovered that this could have been resolved with a simple rubber band. I’m serious. They treated me like a cash pinata, taking away my money until it was all gone—$7,000 later. “How dare I leave and seek a doctor who adheres to the Hippocratic Oath?” But wait! You need a medication that must be filled for your survival... They will use this to hurt you. If you decide to leave and need a refill, they will deny you, while the other doctor within the same Aurora system will also refuse to help. So now what do you do? You need the medication to survive. You end up spending 12 hours trying to find a doctor who can see you so you can get your prescriptions filled. Yes, again, the Hippocratic Oath to do no harm is thrown out the window. I just needed to get to another doctor's visit, but both doctors said they would not assist me. You want to know where I had to go? A telehealth service—a video chat with a doctor that took me just 10 minutes. This service was a phone-based consultation with a nurse practitioner who asked me a few questions, and 5 minutes later, I had my prescription. Now let's think about this: two doctors within the Aurora system claimed they were too busy and that I was so low on their priority list that they couldn’t spare even 5 minutes to assist me with my medication until I had a chance to sit down with a doctor. What frustrates me even more is that I got my prescription filled at a location where my new doctor is based, a doctor who is so busy he can’t fit me in until next year. There wasn’t a single person in the waiting room—Not one! So, while I spent hours struggling to get my prescription filled, these doctors are likely counting money or scrolling through their phones rather than caring for patients. I will be looking outside of Aurora Healthcare; this system is toxic and cannot be salvaged. It needs to be replaced by a better one. I can’t wait until AI takes their jobs—the entire lot of them.

Jason King
Jason King a year ago

Dr. Murthy does a great job of understanding my medical history and treating me in the most natural ways possible. He encourages me to make positive health changes to avoid medicine/surgery when possible. He always explains the pros and cons of all recommended treatments.

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