Reviews for Altos Eye Physicians
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Monday: 1 - 5PM
8:30 - 11:45AM
Tuesday: 8:30 - 11:45AM
1 - 5PM
Wednesday: 8:30 - 11:45AM
1 - 5PM
Thursday: 1 - 5PM
8:30 - 11:45AM
Friday: 8:30 - 11:45AM
1 - 5PM
Saturday: ClosedSunday: Closed
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Google: 3.1/5Altos Eye Physicians
762 Altos Oaks Dr # 1, Los Altos
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Dr. Bryan S. Lee is among the top surgeons in the USA and I can say— the world. I am a Stanford trained physician and am myself an Eye MD. I had some difficult anatomy and looked for an ophthalmologist with the most skill. Dr. Lee has top training, and the technical expertise that I needed. He has been a Professor of Ophthalmology. He researches, writes, publishes, and advises other Eye MDs on the most difficult surgeries for cataract, cornea disease, and Lasik. I recommend him most highly. If any MD can improve your vision, Dr. Bryan S. Lee is your best choice even if you have difficult anatomy. My first eye surgery with him was a masterful, absolutely painless...read full review
I felt very well cared for! The staff was very friendly and appeared to be exceptionally competent. The testing was extensive. Dr. Lee was engaging and took the time to explain everything. Thanks!
I have been a loyal customer of Altos Eye for over 15 years having my cataracts removed by Dr. Chang whom i consider to be world class physician, ongoing eye exams with Dr. Grewal, and glasses fit by their in house optometrist. However, their office business policies leave much to be desired. When I contacted the office asking why my normal check up had not been scheduled, they told me that I could still come in but i would have to pay for everything out of pocket (well over $300 for a normal 20 minute check up + extra for glasses) if I wanted to continue to use their services. The office said they were instructed not to contact patients about this change. At this point, I was stuck since i had already paid for the vision plan from my company for calendar 2024 which they no longer accepted. This action forced me to scramble to find another ophthalmologist. When I asked the Altos Eye business office to move my records to this new practice I was informed they were charging me $25. Basically, I was left high and dry without any warning, had to scramble to find another doctor who accepted my company's vision plan, then charged to move my records for a change they caused. I guess that is what 15 years of giving them all my eye related business is worth to them.