Visioncare Associates

Dr. Zieth was awesome and took the time to talk with me about all my options, and did some extra checks to make sure my contacts would be exactly right. He was very thorough and I didn't feel rushed at all. My vision now is so much better than the last doctor I went to.

Dr. Randall Zieth performed a comprehensive eye exam and issued a prescription for new glasses. When the glasses arrived, they were not just right – vision was not as clear as I anticipated. Dr. Zieth performed a no-charge, follow-up examination and sent the glasses back to have them redone. They are now perfect! BTW, very friendly staff.

Awesome people! They are so helpful and kind. I stopped because the screw came out of my glasses. Fixed it so quick

Dr Roeder is My Dr but have been seen by Both. Both Dr's and Staff are Excellent and go above and beyond. Highly Recommend.

I went to America's Best a few months ago to get an eye exam and 2 pairs of glasses for 69.00. But I was interested in Varilux lenses so I found an Optometrist near me that handles Varilux. That was Visioncare Associates. I had an eye examine and the doctor advised that my America's Best prescription was off slightly. I then paid just over 400.00 for a pair of glasses with Varilux lenses. I thought it would be worth the cost. But when those glasses arrived and I went to try them I found them to be unusable. I was advised to take them home and try them for a week and meanwhile the person I was working with scheduled an appointment to double check my prescription through another exam. He advised that this time, at least one of my eyes was actually the same as the America's Best prescription. He said don't worry the lenses are guaranteed to work and I won't get stuck with them. So I asked them to give me regular bifocals because I didn't want to experiment any further with Varilux. I honestly don't know if the issue was that the prescription wasn't correct or that as they advised me after there was an issue that some people can't adapt to Varilux. Either way, when I picked up my new bifocals today they seem to be good as you would expect. I asked if I would be credited for the more expensive Varilux lenses and charged instead for the less expensive lenses ( I assumed 200 or so.) but I was told "We don't usually do that" and "Do you want me to make an appeal to the doctor and call you?" Of course I did want her to do that and she called me shortly after I got home and said the doctor's answer was no. the reason she gave was that they bear the cost of the remake. If that is so then it seems to me that one of two things is true. Either the lens supplier and the doctor are both assuming that the issue with the lenses was my fault or they don't care whose fault is is. And when the doctor said the lenses are guaranteed and you won't get stuck with lenses that don't work, it seems to me that isn't exactly so, is it?