Ophthalmic Partners Of Pennsylvania serves patients in Philadelphia and the surrounding part of Pennsylvania from its office at 125 S 9th St Ste 400. Both exams and glasses are handled here — exam rooms and an optical shop share the same address. Listed services include glasses & frames, contact lenses, contact lens fitting and pediatric eye care. Insurance accepted includes Davis Vision and Superior Vision (3 plans in total). 8 doctors are listed here, including Leonard Nelson, MD, Nikhil D. Bansal, OD and Manpreet Bains, OD. You can walk in without an appointment. Call (215) 922-2455 to confirm hours and coverage before you visit.
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Excellent. I was greeted by Martha, who very kindly fit me in a bit early as I came too early. She was very helpful! My appointment was fine by the physician’s and staff. Thank you Martha for starting me off so I could return to my next appointment!
I have been a patient at OP for over three years. Unfortunately, my most recent visit will be my last. I called to verify that I didn't need a referral three days before appt and was assured I did not. Of course I did, still that didn't turn me off. In previous visits, a nice older women was at the front desk she was always courteous and kind. This time, I walked in to the reception desk only to dismissively be pointed in the direction of a kiosk to register. No biggie, I walked over the the machine and began the process. When the machine didn't respond to my touch, I called over to the young white woman who was at the front desk to let her know the machine was not operational. Without looking up, she gruffly told me to keep trying. After a few minutes of it still not working, she came over and restarted the machine. Five additional elderly people with what appeared to be vision issues, all struggled to use the machine--you would have thought the woman would proactively help folks that the machine was stressing out, no dice. Anyway, I sat down and waited to be called. From 20 feet away, a middle aged African American woman shouted "Shanee, you do not have a referral, we can't see you." I reminded her of HIPPA with "excuse me, would you like to talk to me privately about my care? or should we have this conversation from across the room" She was apologetic, and relayed the message I asked her to reschedule, she told me she could get my PCP on the line, and I assured her, that the establishment was unlikely to fast track a referral. 20 minutes later, she gave up. I let her know that I needed a pair of trial lenses to hold me over (my contact prescription being expired was the reason for the visit). She had the nerve to tell me that trial lenses, the free "NOT FOR RESALE" contacts were $20 dollars a pair. I tried to explain to her I would not need a new date if I was just informed about the referral which I never needed before, but it didn't matter. I lost an hour of my time, $20 on two free contact lenses, and will never return. If you want to be treated respectfully, if you think that older people deserve to be treated respectfully. or if you'd prefer your personal medical business not be broadcasted, I suggest you stay away. It's a shame, Dr. Lee is top notch. They have lost a loyal patient.
I wanted to say thanks for how welcoming and pleasant your staff is. From the receptionist to the doctor, everyone greeted me with a smile.
Everyone there are very nice and the doctors take their time and explain everything that goes in with your eyes
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