Get glasses somewhere else...but doesnt hurt to get medicaid glasses there though.

The eye doctors are fantastic. My advice is to get your prescription and get your glasses anywhere but there. My first time getting glasses I was unaware that your prescription changes and they seemed frustrated when there was a pair i was interested in. Let me spend $485 on a pair of glasses that I could get on Zenni optical for $50

The technicians and eye doctors are extremely competent. But the front end customer service is apparently understaffed. When you call they place you on hold immediately. You leave a message no one calls you back. You go to their office and stand in line while the front desk looks up at you, says nothing, and goes back to looking at their computer screen or talking on the phone. Theres no greeting, theres no acknowledgement that you are there other than stale faced eye contact.I wish anyone trying to get seen here good luck, because once you get passed the front desk you would be very well taken care of.

Whoever decided whether it be the state or SCF that being able see is not considered essential, CLEARLY doesnt need glasses or contacts.

Worst experience ever! Buyers beware! Check your expiration dates on your paid prescriptions! They “sometimes” write expired ones. Good luck getting your moneys worth