Largo Family Eye Care

WARNING STAY AWAY!!! DO NOT LET THEM FOOL YOU Made an appointment through my insurance as this office is a preferred provider. I scheduled an exam and a contact lens fitting. They sent a message saying that they would be charging 37$ for the appointment. I explained to them I have a 0$ copay for exams and fittings, and they said it’s 37$ for retinal imaging. I said I don’t want this, as it’s not a necessary service. They said it’s required with the exam, which is absolutely false. Do not let them bully you, they make this required on purpose as retinal imaging is a service insurance policies usually don’t cover fully or at all. They are price gouging you before you even step in the door, can’t imagine the harassment from the sales people to buy lenses with them or what other underhanded practice they pull if they’re lying to you to get a measly 37$. Don’t let scam artists do work to your eyes, they’re important. Go somewhere else

From my initial inquiry into finding an eye doc for my ailing eye to cash out, the entire experience was professional, prompt and caring. The office personnel reached out to me immediately to correct my appointment type to make sure I received the care and treatment necessary. They were very upfront and clear with my possible exam expenses (being self pay can be known to come with surprise invoices). The appointment was kept in a timely manner and there was an unspoken respect for each other’s time. (We all know how some other medical offices aren’t known to be punctual.) Dr. Afsordeh was sweet and personable. I would HIGHLY recommend this location for your eye care! Thank you!

My wife and I recently had appointments at Largo Family EyeCare. I want to start by clarifying that this office is located inside LensCrafters but is an independent practice. Our experience with the LensCrafters retail side was excellent—a definite 5-star experience—and this review does not reflect on them. Regarding the medical side, I want to be clear that I had no problem with Dr. Corey or the actual eye exam itself; the clinical portion was professional. However, my issue lies with the office policy regarding retinal scans. The day before our visit, we received a text stating an "eye health image" would be performed for a $37 fee. The text asked if I had any questions; I did not, as I am familiar with these scans and fully intended to simply decline it upon arrival, as I see an ophthalmologist and have no specific risk factors. When I arrived and declined the scan, the technician told me it was required. Dr. Corey eventually joined the conversation and was very direct: the scan is part of their protocol, and I could either agree to the $37 charge or cancel the appointments. For the sake of convenience, we stayed and paid the fee, but it felt wrong to have an elective, out-of-pocket procedure made mandatory as a condition of being seen. Interestingly, later in the exam, Dr. Corey offered me traditional dilation. If the $37 scan was so vital that he would have canceled our appointments without it, it’s confusing why the clinical gold standard (dilation) was still offered as an option afterward. I’ve always felt that if these scans were truly a medical necessity for every patient, insurance would cover them. Making them a requirement feels less like a medical standard and more like an unnecessary add-on. While the doctor and the exam itself were fine, we won't be returning to this specific office due to this "take it or leave it" policy on extra fees.

Arrived early. Paper work complete 15min before appt. An hour later, still waiting, so I left. Terrible customer service, and no regard for customers time.

Dr. Korey Young provides truly exceptional care. He went above and beyond to ensure I received the correct contact lens prescription, taking the time to get everything just right. He communicates with kindness, clarity, and the utmost professionalism not only to myself but other patients as well. He is setting a high standard in patient care. Thank you