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Excellent! I don't have insurance so they treated my rare eye condition without making me have an expensive MRI. Also, they quickly got me an appointment with Dr. Reader who is apparently not an easy man to see. The only downside is the waiting... I had to wait for almost an hour because the doctor had to do an emergency procedure on the patient before me.

I am seeing Scott So M.D. at Pacific Eye Associates and would recommend him to everyone. He has a great sense of humor and takes time to consult with the patient. I like his approach towards solving problems. I think eye visits are somewhat stressful and you need someone who can put you at ease. Scott So is great at this. He is very young and I appreciate the time he give to his patients. Moreover, when necessary, he brings in other MDs. I like his team approach and lack of arrogance. Moreover, it requires time to visit an Ophthalmologist. He needs to dilate the eye and this take time. Dr. So takes the time to ask about my how I feel and provides complete explanation's. I have called him on weekend and he has taken the time to see me if necessary. Even when he saw my 5 year daughter with me he made her laugh and feel comfortable. I think his job is difficult with many tasks, however my wife is very thankful for the time he has given to me. She is a Nurse at CPMC and the nurses love him. If Nurse love him, this is a good sign!

I have been to Pacific Eye Associates twice now - both for annual checkups. I was examined by Dr. Anne Fung. I like her. She did a thorough exam and gave me some good suggestions for my dry eyes (too much computer use, anyone?). I also like the fact that she didn't do a hard-sell on glasses...a major pet peeve of mine.

Oh how much do I love Dr. Fung... I've been to ophthalmologists all over the place and she's been the most patient, helpful, considerate, and competent of them all. I highly recommend her if you have a detached retina or anything else.

If you have Brown & Toland as your medical group with your insurance, you don't need a referral to see an opthalmologist which is fantastic since I can't stand playing the primary care doctor/HMO referral game. I had a great tech, and Dr. Fung was friendly and put me at ease when I went to get my sad eyes checked out. My only complaint is that the wait to check in was very long, but I attribute this to the average age of a patient at an eye clinic, which can make things go pretty slowly.