Truly depends on who is your optimist in conjunction to their technician. This time we had Paulo as our technician. He was exceptional as he went above and beyond to help us get the right lenses. You would think it’s the same eye chart testing yet the previous technicians weren’t as caring, knowledgeable, and accurate. This leads to the wrong prescription for lenses. The optometrist just checks for inside of your eyes and retina. The tech is doing the majority.
Millennium Eye Care
About
Millennium Eye Care is an eye doctor and optical shop in Freehold, New Jersey, located at 500 W Main St. Eye exams and an optical dispensary are both on site, so you can have your eyes checked and pick out frames in one visit. The practice is in network with 9 vision plans, including VSP, EyeMed, Aetna Vision and Cigna Vision. 9 doctors are listed here, including Martin S Schneider, MD, Paul L Sonenblum, OD and Hina P Zaidi, OD. The optical carries 36 frame brands. Walk-ins are accepted. Call (732) 462-8707 to confirm hours and coverage before you visit.
- Listing type
- Optical · Optometrist
- Address
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500 W Main St
Freehold, NJ 07728
Get Directions - Phone
- (732) 462-8707
- Languages spoken
- English, Chinese, Mandarin, Gujarati, Hindi, Russian, Punjabi, Urdu, Arabic
- Walk-ins
- Accepted
Insurance accepted
Services offered
Services not listed are not offered at this location.
Frame brands carried
Brands on the floor as of the practice's last update. Stock varies — call for a specific model.
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Currently closed. Times shown in America/New_York. Holiday hours may differ.
Doctors at this practice
Reviews on Google 155
Worst facility! They never ever answer their phones…had to call their other location to get what I needed which was an appointment. Then I tried calling back again to see if I can have a copy of bloodwork no answer all day, so went to the office, walk in one person in waiting room, and 5 women sitting at the receptionist area, phones ringing they aren’t answering the calls.. they won’t give me MY bloodwork told me because I didn’t sign a hippa form, seriously? It doesn’t matter to them about what the patient is feeling, I lost all vision in my left eye, and they make the problem even worse. Stay away!!!!
I had a 320 doctor appointment yesterday and I got out of there at 5 o’clock. I was not seen for an hour and 20 minutes. I asked to speak with the office manager two staff members sent emails, but she did not contact me. I was told the doctor was overbooked. There wasn’t a room available and he was running behind. Dr. Slovin was excellent. I mentioned as common courtesy from other doctors offices that when a doctor is running more than an hour behind a courtesy call would have been nice.
This review is for Genesis Eye Wear, the optometrist (glasses store) at Millennium Eye Care. This is NOT for the doctor's office. I live in Freehold and pass by Millennium Eye Care all the time but have never purchased glasses from them. I decided to try them after all these years. Usually I get glasses at LensCrafters or a local private provider. The store is comfortable and the selection of frames is very good. The prices for frames are what you would find anywhere else, be it LensCrafters or Sam’s Club. They had a good range of prices, from reasonable to over the top. They carry a good selection of common brands, including Ray Ban. I explained that I was just shopping, because I had no idea what I would find there or the prices. The sales woman, Inez, took very good care of me and was not at all pushy. I was pleased to find several frames that I liked all at prices I expected (between $120 and $220). Frames at Sam’s are the same price. I sat down with Inez and she gave me her opinion on the frames. I was making a major switch in style so I needed some personal guidance. She was very patient, we tried on three pairs, and I agreed with her opinion on which frames to choose. I was pleased that she did not try to upsell me to the most expensive frames. She and I both liked the least expensive frames. I appreciated that. My prescription is for progressive lenses with high-index glass, and Inez made sure I chose frames that would accommodate my prescription. They have three lens packages, with different types of material and coatings. Inez recommended a lower priced package. When I asked her if I was missing anything by not getting the higher-priced lens package, she steered me back to the lower priced lenses and said I did not need the higher priced lenses and she would not recommend them. I thought that was admirable that, again, she did not automatically try to upsell me. I ordered the glasses on a Friday. She said it would be two to two-and-a-half weeks for delivery. The glasses came in one day short of two weeks. I was very happy about that. The final cost was a bit less than LensCrafters, more than Sam’s, but I do not trust Sam’s after a bad experience. You get what you pay for and I am very satisfied. Not only did I get a quality product but I received excellent, personalized service. I feel very good about Millennium Eye Care and would not hesitate to recommend them.
I've been going to Millennium Eye Care since 2006. Opthamologist Dr. Ng. Is very thorough with my exams. She performed laser surgery on one of my retinas a couple of years ago right in the office, with no issues. This is a full service facility and they offer both early and late hours. The staff is not always the friendliest but they do. a good job. I don't buy my eyeglasses here because the prices are not competitive. They also have several other locations in South and Central N.J.
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