Recently moved to 257 Mamaroneck Avenue in White Plains. Beautiful store, amazing selection of eyeglasses, and fantastic Optometrist! I thoroughly enjoy working here and being able to help people look great and feel confident while wearing their eyeglasses/ and or contact lenses. There has been a shift in Employees and we really look forward to assisting and making your experience memorable and accommodating.
Raymond Opticians
About
Dr Michelle Harrison serves patients in White Plains and the surrounding part of New York from its office at 257 Mamaroneck Ave. 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 sports & safety eyewear. Insurance accepted includes EyeMed, Davis Vision, Aetna Vision and Cigna Vision (9 plans in total). Care is provided by Michelle Harrison, OD. You can walk in without an appointment. Call (914) 328-2020 to confirm hours and coverage before you visit.
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- Optical · Optometrist
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257 Mamaroneck Ave
White Plains, NY 10601
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- (914) 328-2020
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Reviews on Google 27
I’ve been a patient of Raymond Opticians for decades. I wouldn’t consider going to another practice. The quality and the expertise can’t be matched. If I wanted drive thru service, I’d go find the Golden Arches!
Listen, let me just start by saying that the women who work here are wonderful. However, I randomly chose this location for an eye exam and quickly realized that eye exams are clearly not where they make their money. I have a detached retina with massive scarring, and every other eye doctor I’ve seen has shown amazing interest in how my eye has attempted to self-repair over the last seven years. Unfortunately, the eye doctor here was more focused on providing a prescription that would allow the front desk to upsell glasses, which are normally included with my insurance plan. When I explained to the eye doctor that I alternate between 1.00 and 2.25 reading strengths depending on whether I’m reading or soldering a wire, she arbitrarily put a random number on my prescription. This prompted a bifocal upgrade when ordering my included glasses, which caused the price to jump from a $20 co-pay to well over $100. The care provided during the exam was probably a 3 out of 10 compared to what I’ve had in the past. Granted, I’ve been to some of the best eye doctors in New York City who operate at an entirely different level, but if you’re not passionate about your line of work, it’s time for a change. I could barely get any questions answered, so maybe the doctor was having a bad day—or simply shouldn’t be performing eye exams and interacting with other human beings in this capacity, lol. If you’re looking for a serious eye exam and have real eye issues, this is definitely not the place to go. This is just your local eyeglass shop trying to make a quick buck. I actually left one extra star on here because I really liked the woman at the front desk, and she did set me up with eyeglasses that everyone says looks great on me, but for the $20 co-pay I ended up getting a pair of glasses that are similar in quality to what I would get at Dave’s Dollar General Shop.
Erica was wonderful upon my first visit to your location. She was very involved in my glasses picking process. Took her time and made honest recommendations which allowed me to pick my newest pair of frames. Super grateful. We need more people like Erica who are friendly social and care about the business they’re in and truly make a difference. I will continue business with you in the future and send my friends and family your way. Thank you very much!
Went to the White Plains store on Saturday to pick up my glasses. The hours said 10:00am to 3:00pm on the website so I went at 11:00am. I drove through the traffic and around the block a couple of times to find a parking meter. Paid for the meter and when I got to the door, it was locked and a sign said, be back in 30 minutes. I couldn't wait so I had to leave not knowing exactly when the 30 minute closure started. They are closed on Sunday and Monday so I have to wait until Tuesday to pick up my glasses. Not a great way to run a business. Saturday hours are important to most people who work all week.
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