Erin Polukoshko OD

Dr runs on her own time schedule. Very rude when you bring up the fact you sat in the waiting room for 30mins waiting on her, no apology was offered and was told she wasn’t a good fit for me cause I brought up her timelyness. Typical doctor. Thinks she’s god. Do not recommend. Doctor can’t even show up to work on time.

I have gone to this clinic for years and I absolutely love the doctors that work there. They are kind and the office is very responsive and respectful to their patients. Would recommend to anyone looking to get their eyes checked!

I was due for an annual eye exam and read good reviews about Dr. Polukoshko & Associates so I figured I would schedule an appointment. I was skeptical due to the fact that she looked more like a model than a doctor. However, she was uber professional and explained everything in layman's terms. Would highly recommend this optometrist's office, thank you!

Called 4 times for an appointment 1. No answer 2.hung up on 3.put on hold indefinitely 4.left message for a call back, never heard from EVER. good bye. I will go elsewhere.

I got an eye exam and the initial experience was positive. The reception and doctor were all friendly and thoughtful. During the exam, I was very happy because I could see crystal clear in the eye exam machine and I was looking forward to getting an updated prescription and pair of glasses after 4 years with my old prescription. Still, glasses are expensive and life is busy, so it took me some time before I could have a pair of glasses made. Unfortunately when I got them, the new glasses were significantly worse than my old pair. I was told that it takes 24-48 hours for eyes to adjust to new glasses, but over a week later they are still much much worse than my old prescription. Clearly there was a transcription error or something because there is no reason why the new prescription could be dramatically worse than my old prescription. Unfortunately, the doctor is refusing to check the accuracy of the prescription because I didn't rush out and get new glasses as soon as the prescription was made. Because insurance only covers one exam a year, I'd need to pay out of pocket for a new exam to correct the mistake of the doctor. I understand that eyes change over time and there is a good reason to have a policy of not rechecking a prescription after a certain period of time, but given that the new prescription is much worse than a much older prescription, it can't be the case that the prescription was just out of date. It was wrong, and now I need to pay for eye insurance for another full year or pay out of pocket for a new exam because of the lack of competence and integrity of this doctor. It's a shame.