Burleson Eye Care

I had a very pleasant experience at my eye appointment. The staff were very friendly and helpful. Dr. B did a very thorough examination that was not rushed at all. He is very pleasant and clearly knowledgeable. The last eye doctor that I went to rushed through the examination and I did not feel like I had an accurate prescription. I am looking forward to my new glasses. I believe there will be quite a difference. .

They were so friendly and got me back immediately at my appointment time. The doctor was the most pleasant one I've ever had. I actually had a good time talking to him. He really explained alot about my vision and vision in general, that I didn't know. That really helped me make the decisions I needed to make and put me at ease that I was getting the best care possible. He gave me some good advice about protecting my eye health and how to manage needing reading glasses. I'm in my mid-fifties, and for the past several years, when I've complained about my vision, even with contacts in, other optometrists have just brushed it off and said that that's just what happens when we age. They've made me feel like I'm too old to deserve to see clearly. That didn't happen today. Although he explained that I am having issues that are normal with age, he helped me figure out how to make the best of it, like when to wear readers with my contacts and when it's best to just wear glasses and what to consider about getting bifocals. It just seemed alot more comprehensive than any eye exam I've had in a long time. He also didn't try to upsell me on anything which is pretty rare these days. I highly recommend Burleson Eye Care.

I wouldn’t go to or recommend anywhere else for vision care. My hearing impaired Gramma enjoyed her visits and took doctor recommendations provided which helped with the ability to read her daily mind-sharpening crossword puzzles and her life-long-loved paperback books until her passing at 90 years old! She loved to READ. I appreciate Dr. Bresnahan and his staff for all that they do in providing excellent outcomes within and out of this beautiful and clean office for every visit of me and mine! Thank you ~Rhea

I recently took my mother to Steve at Burleson Eye Care for a diabetic eye exam, and I couldn't be more impressed with the level of care and professionalism we experienced. From the moment we walked in, the staff was incredibly welcoming and attentive, making my mother feel comfortable and at ease. The eye care professionals were not only highly knowledgeable but also showed genuine empathy and understanding of my mother's condition. They took the time to explain each step of the examination process, ensuring that my mother felt informed and reassured throughout. Their sympathetic approach truly made a difference, and we felt confident in the care she received. The facility itself was clean, modern, and equipped with the latest technology, which further added to our positive experience. We are grateful for the exceptional service provided by Burleson Eye Care and highly recommend them to anyone in need of compassionate and professional eye care.

On a busy Saturday morning, I broke the nose piece of my glasses. I called Burleson Eye Care at 9:56a asking what my options were since they closed at 12p. They returned my call at 10:20a saying that I could drop them off and their tech would have a look at them to see if they could be fixed and they’d call me. I arrived at 11:15a to drop them off and asked if I could have a disposable pair of contacts to get me by. I was told “no” since I hadn’t had a recent exam. I informed them that I still have the contacts that they gave me from a year ago (the ones you’re only to wear for a day and then throw away, I kept them in case of emergency), but because they’re old, they’re not ideal. They still refused. Fine, blurry vision it is until Tuesday, since they close at 12 and would be closed Sunday and Monday. Tuesday, they opened at 9am, I called at 9:27am, “Have you been able to look at my glasses?”, “No, we have to talk to the doctor and he is with patients”. They called me at 1:36 pm, “Your glasses have been repaired and are ready to be picked up”. Shocking (because they never called me to tell me what was going to be done), but wonderful news! I arrive at 4:30 pm to pick up my glasses and notice scratches on my lens near the nose piece they replaced. I ask, “Why are my lens scratched?”. They answered, “The nose piece on these glasses can’t be replaced without scratching the lens.” I replied, “So rather than telling me that you can’t fix the glasses, you fix the part that I broke, but then did your own damage?! How does this get fixed?” To which they said, “We’ll have to check with the doctor.” I then left the office for another day of blurry vision with only year old daily-contacts to get me by. Wednesday, they opened at 9am, I called at 10:38 am and was told, “No, we have to talk to the doctor and he is with patients”. I called again at 2:17 pm and was told, “No, we have to talk to the doctor and he is with patients”. I got a return call at 3:10 pm saying, “The doctor says that the scratches on the lens caused by the tool cannot be repaired. We did you a favor by replacing the nose piece, even though you were out of warranty because we knew you needed your glasses.” To which I replied, “No, you said you would call me. You didn’t. You chose to make a repair that you knew you couldn’t make without causing more damage. And are now leaving me without the chance to have made the decision and now having to be out $500 since I now need new glasses. I’ll be up there tomorrow, in person, and I’d like to speak to the doctor, whether he is with patients or not, since he’s the one making these decisions. This is not okay.” Thursday, I stopped by the office at 2:30 pm. Walked in and gave my DOB, tech handed me my glasses (clearly having seen my truck pull into the parking lot), I laid them on the counter and said “They’re still damaged.” Tech said, “As I said yesterday, the damage was caused by the tool when replacing the nose piece.” I said, “Okay, I’d like to speak to the doctor.” Tech replied, “He is with patients and is aware that you were stopping by. You cannot see him. I’m now asking you to leave.” I replied, “The parking lot and lobby are empty. I’m not leaving without speaking to the doctor.”. She then said, “If you do not leave, I will call the cops.” To which I said, “I’m not leaving without speaking to the doctor.”. Receptionist called the cops and I took a seat in the lobby. I was either going to speak to the doctor or I was also going to be on record with the cops about the situation. A few minutes later, the cops arrived. I stepped outside with two of them, gave them my ID and a detailed timeline of events, starting with Saturday morning. After speaking with me, they went inside to get their version of the story (they also did not get to speak with the doctor, because “he is with patients"). A few minutes later, they came back outside and advised that I file a claim against this doctor and his office for my damaged property and gave me an incident report number to accompany it, due to their poor business practices.