Very rude and unprofessional! Will never go back to him.

Submitted Aug. 10, 2016

Creepy doctor and very unprofessional staff! Pretty office but what a bunch of slobby lookin staff! They need a professional service to tell them that 'ain't' isn't proper english and eating snacks im fromt of me while I try on glassez is soooooooo gross! And DONT call me honey! Won't ever go back there. 1x was to many

Submitted Oct. 11, 2015

My family and I have gone to Dr. Deck for years. He has always been very professional and we plan on continuing to see him.

Submitted Nov. 13, 2014

I have found Dr. Deck and his staff to be very professional and knowledgeable!! I have gone to them for more then 10 years! I do believe this women did set him up for some personal gain or a vendetta of some sorts. Seems like maybe she has mental or some kind of other personal issues. She had her phone recording such an act instead of running as most women would have done! She claims she has to be medicated now due to the trauma he has caused her...BS!! This has to be a total set up!!!!

Submitted Nov. 12, 2014

he over charges - my multifocal gas perm contacts from him - out of pocket 480.00 from my nice eye doc 180.00 and no insurance does not cover contacts at all......

Submitted Oct. 15, 2014

I saw Dr. Deck a few years ago. He put me in contacts I was allergic to. When I went in to see him he told me it was a small eye infection and charged me $100 emergency visit fee. I went the whole year with allergic reactions to my contacts only to find out what it really was from another doctor. My contacts are great now. Now on to the glasses I got from Dr. Deck. His staff helped pick out the wrong frame for my prescription. Had to be done twice and they were never right in the end. The edges were extremely distorted. What a dolt! Bad doctor! I don't care what he did with his pepe ... Probably a setup from ex-wife. Just a horrible doctor. This cost me about $1000

Submitted Sept. 29, 2014

I used to work with this doctor before he opened his own practice. I find it extremely hard to believe that he did what he was accused of. It sounds like a scam/setup to me - someone wanting 15 minutes of fame and an easy $ settlement. I worked with him for long enough that I would not hesitate to describe him as an excellent, upstanding doctor. He was always meticulous with his refractions and had a very low recheck/remake rate. As exams are subjective; many patients could have an exam done weekly and still get slight variances from their initial exam (hence the term 'subjective').

Submitted Sept. 10, 2014

Received an incorrect Rx for glasses. As my insurance only pays or one free eye exam per year, I had to wait 12 months to find out that I did NOT require reading glasses--because there was nothing wrong with my eye sight what so ever--but that I needed prism lenses to help my eyes focus. These are two very different things and should have been recognized by Dr. Deck. Now that my mother is looking for a new eye doctor I am strongly urging her and everyone I know to seek treatment else where. They may be within your insurance plan, but the eye care you receive will leave you paying for their carelessness. I did try to contact them about the bad Rx they gave me, their was to have me PAY for new glasses from THEM. Right. Give your practice money..after you charged me last time for glasses that never helped. I highly recommend Pearle Vision and Dr. Koon who happens to be right across the street. You will receive outstanding care from her. And I say that being an OUT-OF-NETWORK patient.

Submitted June 23, 2014

I have seen him multiple times over a few years along with my wife. He never pulled it out on her, but as mentioned before, he did seem a little creepy. His staff is always hot women. Except for the old lady that is a high pressure sales person to sell glasses. In my opinion they kinda scam insurance companies. "We can get you "free" designer sun glasses. We will just get the lowest prescription possible on them. You will never notice that they are prescription and your insurance will pay $350 for them." I went in a year after getting my first pair of glasses and she tried to sell me a new pair. Telling me, "well. insurance pays for them". When I asked if my prescription had changed in the last year she told me "slightly". I grabbed my file and looked, it had not changed at all. Dr. Deck is a nice guy. The case against him almost seems like a set up. I mean if you go into a room with your iphone already recording audio you are expecting something. maybe she asked to see his wang!

Submitted Jan. 17, 2014

So Dr. Deck was just arrested for indecent exposure today. It's on the news. I went there a couple of times and so did my wife. He never whipped it out on her, but he always seemed a little creepy. So, if you're not looking for an Anthony Weiner experience, maybe go elsewhere.

Submitted Oct. 4, 2013