I paid for an eye exam. During the exam, they used a computer tool to correct my vision to 20/20 for exam purposes, so they knew what my prescription would be. The doctor stated that my vision could easily be corrected to 20/20 with glasses. He stated that my prescription has changed, so I need new glasses. At the end of the exam, I was given a list of local eye glass stores, who could examine my eyes and fit me for glasses, but not a prescription for eye glasses. I paid for an eye exam, and now I have to pay someone else, for a another exam in order to get glasses. I even called when I got home, to confirm that I didn't accidently leave my prescription at the office. Lauren from his office, confirmed that Dr. Caimano doesn't give prescriptions for eye glasses after an exam. I'd have to go somewhere else for an eye exam and glasses. I NEVER heard of a doctor who examines patients, but won't give them a prescription for treatment. She said that he doesn't give prescriptions, because they do not have an optometrist on staff. What? If you give me a prescription, I can order glasses anywhere. Sorry that you can't make money on selling glasses, but those glasses are a medical appliance to me. That's just poor!

Submitted Oct. 6, 2021

TERRIBLE. Both my husband and father were seen by this doctor. The wait time was awful and we were treated more like cattle being herded through than a person. The doctor did not have sufficient knowledge of macular degeneration and seemed to guess at diagnosis and treatment options. In fact, at one point he suggested that vision problem was due to sleep apnea (which is ridiculous, since the patient doesn't have this condition. I would NOT recommend him.

Submitted July 2, 2018

Pleasant physician with accurate appointment times, and easy access very nice staff.;

Submitted Nov. 15, 2012