Joseph A De Luca MD

I was having trouble with my vision and made an appointment with Dr. DeLuca and he confirmed I needed cataract surgery. I decided to get the Clareon PanOptix replacement lens which allowed me to see near and far. No glasses would be necessary after these lenses were put in place. Dr DeLuca carefully measured my eyes and did my right eye first. Then, 4 weeks later the left eye was done. One month later, after checking my eyes again, I now have 20/20 vision. I am so happy with the results not needing glasses and seeing road signs clearly again. Thank you Dr. DeLuca!

Dr deluca did an excellent cataract survey on both my eyes several weeks ago and although I have been his patient for years i was totally disappointed that I had to call 2x today to explain i might have something in my eye.i was dealing with this for over a week, using drops did not help....after being on hold for 20min I was told the soonest appointment would be MAY 1ST.not very professional if you ask me. went to pink Vision in Lyndhurst and they were great 👍

Making appointments is ridiculous my glasses broke and I asked to come in sooner than my October appointment so I could at least get an eye exam so I could get new glasses and I was refused. Thats not the right way to treat a customer that’s been coming there for years so now I have to go to Costco for an eye exam thank you

I highly recommend Dr. DeLuca and his staff to take care of all your vision needs. I was completely impressed with their professionalism and costumer service. Dr. DeLuca went above and beyond to make sure both of my cataract surgeries went smoothly and successfully. Sincerely— Elizabeth Kristine Stasiak

Steer clear- they’re after your money and that’s it. Front desk takes my insurance card and asks if I wear contacts - and immediately charges me $120 - for contact lens fitting and refraction. I had been VERY clear on the phone- I’m not here for contacts. I’m here for blurry vision in right eye. Also, refraction is paid for by my insurance. She then tells me it’ll be $45. I’m sorry what? My copay is $20. She said you have co insurance. How can they charge coinsurance up front? Until you’re actually examined and the claim is processed, nobody knows the exact amount. While I know that’s perfectly legal. It doesn’t sit right with me - so I left, not having been examined. Stay far, far away from this shadiness.