張仁祥眼科診所

I don’t push it very much. I can’t see it for five minutes after an hour. After reading it, a little assistant runs to tell the registered sister that the guest’s pink eye will be contagious... Is there any standard?

The doctor's attitude is very bad, I really do not recommend the elderly to go there Asking the name of the surgery to apply for insurance, the doctor also said don't think about applying for insurance and only ask if you want surgery~ I saw that the attitude towards the elderly was very poor at the scene, and I was impatient! Maybe it's because there are many patients that it's so lame, I hope it can be improved! But never again!

This room is really not pushy. The nurses are impatient and forget about it. They didn't help me get on the number. Not only did they keep us waiting, but they didn't even apologize. The doctor is also in a hurry to get off work, and he is very impatient to answer a question. If you think there are too many people, you can not let us continue to register. I will not wait for 2 hours and get angry in exchange

A very unpleasant experience in seeing a doctor... The two children had their eyesight checked here before, but this time I heard that they didn't need to get glasses in the clinic, and their attitude changed 180 degrees, so please don't say that you need to sign a prescription, but say open it. "Diagnosis Proof", the whole feeling is too realistic...

The last time I came to the doctor to cut the eye of the needle, the doctor had just finished the anesthesia for less than 10 seconds, and did not wait until the anesthesia took effect. It's not about your attitude. Doctors also treat patients differently. It is obvious that the doctor treats the previous and next patients with a very good attitude, but I made a bad face when I saw the doctor. One time when I was wearing orthokeratology lenses, I needed the assistance of an optometrist because I needed to try it on, but the optometrist had very long nails and was very unsanitary. No, but her nails are really super long and she insists on wearing them for me... Highly recommend this ophthalmologist! ! !

There is no problem with the professionalism of the doctor, although he is very good at interrupting others, and if he asks more than one question, he will become impatient, but because of his professionalism, it will pass! But very, very, super, I don't recommend a female optometrist with glasses and disheveled hair. She misunderstood that I wanted to plug in, and she kept interrupting me without waiting for me to explain. When I tried on a corner plastic for my child, it was the first time that I did I wash my hands, but the nails are very long, I am very afraid that her nails and the mottled red nail polish will poke/drop into the child's eyes, and then I have to change the lens after measuring the curvature of the doctor and try it again, and try her on the second time I haven't washed my hands. Where is the professionalism of the optometrist? Today, she pushed open the door from the door to come in to prepare for work. I was standing next to the alcohol sterilizer, which may have blocked her. She said to me, "You stand aside"! very rude