Bruce Haight's Online Review Report Card
4.1
Average Star Rating
54
Total Reviews
3
Recent Reviews
6
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Accepts Medicare
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List of Bruce Haight's Reviews
We have had nothing but excellent care from Dr. Haight recently and over the years. We have recommended him to friends and they have always been happy with his knowledge and care.
around the year 2000 this man ruined my life. He filled my left eye with predforte a steroid and even though I kept telling him my vison was deteriorating he kept saying it was due to healing. My left eye is now useless and he is still doing damage to patients. I was a steroid responder and he never gave it a second thought to what was causing the problem
I have been a patient of his for the past 5 years. He is very knowledgeable and is always on time. I have never had to wait very long to see him. He gets you in and out. He is a true gentlemen and the procedures he has done for me I am very happy with. Only negative thing would be sometimes the front desk doesn't seem to be very organized but I will take it to see Dr. Haight !
After three months of styes and eye infections, not responding to my family doctor’s prescription eye drops and ointments, I saw Dr. Haight. Yesterday, he removed a chalazion and cleared my clogged tear ducts. I had a tacky fluid draining from my eyes constantly. Today, my eyes feel amazing. Make your appointment today. And don’t delay, as I did. I’m thrilled.
I have been using prescription eye drops from my family physician for several months. Finally saw Dr. Haight who diagnosed me with a chalazion, as well as clogged tear ducts. I had a sticky, clear discharge, felt like I had sand in my eyes, and they bothered me constantly. My appointment to address these issues was yesterday, Sept. 27, 2021. Only took 10 or so minutes. Today, woke up with my eyes ...
I am very happy with Dr Haight he is great nice and very caring I recommend him to all of my family and friends he did a good job thank you
Dr. Bruce Haight said my eye pressure was a little high and prescribed a bottle of eyedrops to use every night and told me to return in two months to see if they're working. I came back in two months, and I informed him that the drops were depleted a few days ago. He said they only last 24 hours (so naturally my pressure was high). I didn't understand why he had me waste my time (and money). The pharmacist later told me the drops were only a one month supply!He prescribed three bottles this time and told me to return in two months. The next day, I wondered why I should be taking the drops another two months without even knowing if they worked for me. So I called the office and told the lady I needed him to call me. She gave me the usual "one second" a few times, and the last time, I asked how long it'd really be. She said something like five or ten minutes! I asked her to call me back (not sure why she couldn't just give him that message). She never called. The next day, I went through something similar and expected his call. No call. It took a third call (to the office manager) before Dr. Haight was given my message.He called back and said I could return after two weeks. So why didn't he say that in the first place? Now I had to call his officeand change my appointment - another nightmare. More of the "one second", and I waited eleven minutes - then I got a machine. I left a message for a return call. No call from them! Eventually, I sent faxes (twice) cancelling my two month appointment and giving numerous other times I could schedule sooner and giving them the option to respond my phone or email. No response!I'm never going back. By the way, about a week before your appointment, they call you every day or two to remind you. When you ask them to not call so many times next appointment, they say they can't control it.
Dr. Bruce Haight said my eye pressure was a little high and prescribed a bottle of eyedrops to use every night and told me to return in two months to see if they’re working. I came back in two months, and I informed him that the drops were depleted a few days ago. He said they only last 24 hours (so naturally my pressure was high). I didn’t understand why he had me waste my time (and money). The pharmacist later told me the drops were only a one month supply! He prescribed three bottles this time and told me to return in two months. The next day, I wondered why I should be taking the drops another two months without even knowing if they worked for me. So I called the office and told the lady I needed him to call me. She gave me the usual “one second” a few times, and the last time, I asked how long it’d really be. She said something like five or ten minutes! I asked her to call me back (not sure why she couldn’t just give him that message). She never called. The next day, I went through something similar and expected his call. No call. It took a third call (to the office manager) before Dr. Haight was given my message. He called back and said I could return after two weeks. So why didn’t he say that in the first place? Now I had to call his office and change my appointment – another nightmare. More of the “one second”, and I waited eleven minutes – then I got a machine. I left a message for a return call. No call from them! Eventually, I sent faxes (twice) cancelling my two month appointment and giving numerous other times I could schedule sooner and giving them the option to respond my phone or email. No response! I’m never going back. By the way, about a week before your appointment, they call you every day or two to remind you. When you ask them to not call so many times next appointment, they say they can’t control it.
Dr. Bruce Haight said my eye pressure was a little high and prescribed a bottle of eyedrops to use every night and told me to return in two months to see if they’re working. I came back in two months, and I informed him that the drops were depleted a few days ago. He said they only last 24 hours (so naturally my pressure was high). I didn’t understand why he had me waste my time (and money). The pharmacist later told me the drops were only a one month supply! He prescribed three bottles this time and told me to return in two months. The next day, I wondered why I should be taking the drops another two months without even knowing if they worked for me. So I called the office and told the lady I needed him to call me. She gave me the usual “one second” a few times, and the last time, I asked how long it’d really be. She said something like five or ten minutes! I asked her to call me back (not sure why she couldn’t just give him that message). She never called. The next day, I went through something similar and expected his call. No call. It took a third call (to the office manager) before Dr. Haight was given my message. He called back and said I could return after two weeks. So why didn’t he say that in the first place? Now I had to call his office and change my appointment – another nightmare. More of the “one second”, and I waited eleven minutes – then I got a machine. I left a message for a return call. No call from them! Eventually, I sent faxes (twice) cancelling my two month appointment and giving numerous other times I could schedule sooner and giving them the option to respond my phone or email. No response! I’m never going back. By the way, about a week before your appointment, they call you every day or two to remind you. When you ask them to not call so many times next appointment, they say they can’t control it.
Had a great experience at my eye appt today! I was seen within just a few minutes, quickly had my exam, and was out of there in no time.Dr. Bruce Haight was great as well!
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