Euclid Optometry

very friendly people. I have been coming for years since I started wearing glasses. I have never been disappointed. I highly recommend this office!

Nice workers, ok business

Euclid Optometry is located in a plaza on Euclid in between Westminster and Business Center Parkway. The Optometry sign is easily visible when driving on Euclid. Parking is sometimes hard to find during the weekends, and parking is usually available during the weekdays. I suggest going on a weekday when there are less people.
Medicare had my eye exam covered here, but my glasses and lenses had to be paid out of pocket. The cheapest frames I bought here were 30 dollars and the prices of other glasses are very expensive. I did choose another pair that was pricey, but the frames were awesome and I had to get them.
The optometrist technician I assume lead me to a table with a eye machine and the evil puff of air in the eye machine… 1^st machine is looking at an image and focusing straight at the picture. The machine scans your eyes and prints out some data. 2^nd machine is the puff of air in the eye… You open your eye… and SURPRISE! :(The purpose of this machine… I have no idea… but in common sense would be to maybe get rid of a stranded eyelash stuck in your eye? and nope… I just read what the purpose of this machine was. I was dead wrong. It’s a glaucoma test… whatever that means…
Dr. Sherry is a nice young lady, and she speaks English to me. The eye exam is very cool with the different lenses. She works very fast. By that I mean, when she switches the lenses for you to see. When she switches the lenses, she asks which lens is better for your eye sight. 1, 2? 3, 4? 5, 6? 7, 8? This was hard for me to follow… I don’t know if this is the same for everybody else, but next time I will ask her to slow down so I can see through the lens. Or maybe, this procedure is the correct way the optometry schools taught their students to do eye exams? I don’t know… My first eye exam I felt pressured with the questions and very rushed. However, eye exam is only once a year or two years. I was out of the place within 1 hour including waiting; talk about a very speedy service.
My glasses were done within a few days (approximately 2 days!), and they contact you by phone or voicemail message for pick up. I guess my prescription lenses are either very easy to make or they were not busy at that time and they were able to make my glasses very fast.

My fiancé and I have been coming here for two years and so far we received the best customer service. Staffs and doctors are very friendly and very helpful with dealing with insurance. We come without appointment all the time and the longest wait time is probably 15mins. With appointment, we will wait less than 10 mins.

I recently had a family member go there to get their check up and what not. From what she has told me, I am not going to return. Her insurance covers quite alot for frames and they kept fighting with her about how that amount covers the check up and the frames. They should know better not to try to scam people. That is literally absurd. I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS PLACE.

Beware of the older lady that works here I think she’s a little wacky tried to charge me 250 for lenses for my glasses that was crazy went to Walmart paid 65 bucks

Ive been going for years, okay on and off for last decade :)
1 star: great service and doctor-​especially Dr. Sherry
2 star: lots of parking, friendly staff and great customer services
3. star: great glasses, including prescription and shades
4. star: Dr. Sherry cares about your eyes and recommend things to protect your eyes down the line. Extremely caring and patient.

This office was VERY friendly to my son, and the staff helped him to pick out the perfect pair of glasses. The doctors were friendly, as was the staff. My son likes this office also.

I’ve been going to this optometrist for years, and they have always been great. There are two different optometrists that share the office, but they are both great. The receptionist is usually pleasant, and is great when it comes to working with the insurance company. She usually confirms your eligibility over the phone, and doesn’t charge you upfront for the services, if you’re covered (which makes sense). If you get fitted for contacts and plan on ordering some, they will give you a trial pair for you to try (to make sure they are the right contacts for you). This is place is awesome, it does get busy so go in the morning. The weekends get really packed, so make an appointment. But walk ins are welcome.

I’ve been going to this place over 10 years… Friendly employees and service!

terrible customer service. nasty old lady that treats everyone like they’re a criminal. she yelled at me over the phone YOU HAVE TO PAY YOU HAVE TO PAY when I was simply trying to get info over the phone about a previous procedure.
Even though doctors are super friendly, I’m scared to go back.