Optometrists in Beaumont picked by BestProsInTown
“I really like how friendly the associates are here. The young lady took the time to fix the arm of my glasses free of charge. She was respectful and did not hesitate to repair the item I had bought there last summer. The glasses are perfect now that she located the correct screw for them. Thank you! They are like new now. She also cleaned, adjusted, and made sure they fit well.”
“I went there for the first time with my 3 kids to get their eyes checked. Staff is amazing. Dr Ball is the best eye dr in town. He was so so patient, kind and informative. He cared and listened to us. We will only be going to this facility. I recommend family and friends. Thank you Dr Ball and staff.”
“Just before my Liver Transplant. I expect coldness. Sterility. Machines humming like indifferent gods. But then, from somewhere behind the equipment, a voice calls out: “Would you like me to pray for you?” I am startled. This is not protocol. This is not in the manuals. Hospitals aren’t supposed to do this — especially not here, in the heart of a sterile operating theater. I am unnerved, undone. Prayer in this place? Prayer among scalpels and suction tubes, monitors and masks? And yet… yes. These are not just seasoned professionals. They are wounded healers. Prayer warriors in scrubs. Stepping into the gap between my broken body and the God who alone can heal it. For a moment, I am not a number, not a diagnosis, not a MELD score. I am a soul about to be lifted. And I remember Loma Linda’s Hospital slogan — painted on every wall, printed on every brochure: “To Make Man Whole.” Tonight, that line is not marketing. It is a mission. It is what these strangers in masks are fighting for: my body, my spirit, my survival. The epitome of what I need.”
