Starkville Eye Clinic

I could not even get to my appointment with a doctor. I had the rudest lady do my intake. It got to a point where I just asked if I leave now do I have to pay. When both ladies said I wouldn’t have to pay I just left. Everyone besides the lady with the nails and braids was fairly nice.

Love this place. The staff is kind. Service is fast. Never crowded when I come. And the prices are VERY reasonable.

They won’t give me any contacts not even trial ones they told me I have to wait 2 months for contacts. Feels like it should be illegal. Do not recommend

I have been hesitant to write a review because during my time utilizing this clinic I had a mental breakdown so I didn't stay up to date with appointments. I visited this clinic in 2021 and got new glasses and began to realize that my vision was the same without my glasses. At first, I thought well my vision must be improving but no..I can't see far away. So then I assumed that my issues were because of all of my prescriptions I was taking. I started getting frequent headaches that lasted weeks at a time. After a year, I stopped taking meds and I still couldn't see a difference with or without my glasses. I had to pull out my old glasses so that I could see to work. Anyway...fast forward to Nov. 26th of this year, I go to another eye doctor and they take my glasses and put them on the machine or whatever they do to check your glasses and when nurse comes back she tells me that they were the plastic or fake glass...one of my lens didn't even have a prescription in it. I paid for Calvin Klein frames, transition lens..nice selection for some glasses without a prescription. Needless to say, I am flabbergasted after finding out. I knew something was wrong.

Scheduled an appointment weeks in advance, only to have them reschedule my appointment for three weeks later, without my consent. Came in for my 9:00am appointment only to be told I need to come back at 3:30pm, because that’s what they have me down for. I told them I have email/text confirmations saying my appointment is at 9:00am, so she finds it, and says they can see me. They get me back, and while I’m having my eyes examined, another patient is brought into the same room/starts their eye exam. Since when do you bring two patients into the same room at the same time? Considering we discuss personal health information, I found this very odd. I finish most of my exam, and get eye drops to get my eyes dilated, and am told to wait in the waiting area, and she’d see me in a few minutes. (During this time, a woman who’s appointment was at 9:20am had to reschedule her appointment because it was 11:20 and they hadn’t called her back. Next, another woman went to reschedule her 10:20 appointment, because it was 11:40, and she had not been seen/had to be at work.) I waited till 11:50 (an entire hour after getting the eye drops) to go to the front counter to see what the problem is, as I have been there almost three hours, and have a meeting to attend. They get me back, and the dr. finishes my exam in 2 minutes. I also have concerns, as I don’t think the doctor washed their hands between patients/and was touching all over my face/eyes. Why were gloves not used? We are in a pandemic, and MS is the leader in infections. We can do better.