Ophthalmic Consultants Of Long Island Port Jefferson

Had cataract surgery with Dr Oats. The entire staff is amazing. Professional, patient, and attentive. Would and have recommend.

This office is really lousy, it sucks because Dr. Vaccaro is an angel and really attentive and sweet, but it's next to IMPOSSIBLE to get anyone on the phone to make an appointment. Their online appointment scheduler is also useless, as it just notifies the office that you want to request an appointment and no one ever calls back. I've tried calling repeatedly, sometimes DAILY and get left on hold 5 minutes... then 10 minutes... sometimes even 20 minutes before I just give up and hang up. I can't get a hold of anyone at this place yet they constantly send me TEXT MESSAGE reminders and ROBO CALLS to make appointments, but when I call back NO ONE ANSWERS. Also if you do end up getting an appointment, pack a lunch because you WILL be at this office the ENTIRE DAY.

As always very good, caring people who are genuinely interested in your eye health. Dr. Vaccaro is phenomenal!

It was my first time at the office located in Port Jefferson. The waiting room was pretty full, but the waiting time was minimal. I found them to be very efficient. I was especially pleased with my provider, Dr. Anzhelika Vaccaro. She took the time to fully explain the results of my examination and didn’t rush me out of the exam room , despite the fact that she probably had quite a few patients after me. The only negative was when I got home and looked over my prescription for reading glasses, it did not include the pupillary distance that is required to make the glasses. I called the office and they explained that most people go into a brick and mortar store to buy their glasses and the measurement is made there. In my case, I was ordering my eyeglasses online and that measurement is required. I don’t live near that area so just stopping in is not an option. I would suggest simply including the information on the prescription since the prescription they provided actually has an area already designated for those measurements.

Dr. Vaccaro is an angel. She has the best bedside manner and is so kind. I feel confident and hopeful in all of her treatment plans. Yes, you will be there for 1-3 hours if you are there for glaucoma monitoring/treatment or cataract monitoring/ treatment. There is no way around this based on the testing, photos, time for drops to activate, etc. and you will experience this at any thorough specialist’s office for these conditions, whether it is OCLI or an individual practice.