Andrew Nolan's Online Review Report Card

Dr Nolan experience and knowledge was a breath of fresh air. I would recommend him. Receptionist very helpful.

Person at front desk very short and rude. I asked after 1 hour how much longer it would be and got the response “I don’t know”. No attempt was made to tell me how many people were ahead of me. I asked another patient, if it was normal to be kept waiting and she said “yes”. I had waited 2 months for the appointment. Never did get into see the doctor had to leave to go to another appointment.

I usually do not leave reviews good or bad but felt I must this time. Went in for an issue with my left eye. He examined me thoroughly and recommended a test on my caratid artery. Turns out it was 95% blocked and had to have surgery to correct it. Surgeon says he most likely saved my life.

I usually do not leave reviews good or bad but felt I must this time. Went in for an issue with my left eye. He examined me thoroughly and recommended a test on my caratid artery. Turns out it was 95% blocked and had to have surgery to correct it. Surgeon says he most likely saved my life.

Dr Andrew Nolan cancelled my insurance avmed. Can he do that

Been going for years he is the best Doctor ever!

The Dr is very nice and knowledgeable. However, wait times are ridiculously long, 30-45m. I book an appointment and expect to get in within 15m maybe occasionally 30 if there is a issue. But here 30 is norm and my time is as important as the Dr

First, let me start by saying that Dr. Nolan and his staff are very accommodating. He gives a very thorough exam and answers questions you may have in a way that is easy to comprehend. I highly recommend Dr. Nolan, but be advised that it could take over a month to get an appointment with him. I had one major issue with his practice, however. As a new patient, I feel that I should have been informed ahead of time that if I wear contacts, and needed to have my contact prescription renewed, I would have to make a separate appointment to see somebody else in the office, and that there would be an additional charge of $125 for that exam that insurance does not cover. When I called to schedule the appointment for my contact lenses, I was told that I would have to bring a copy of my medical records from the last doctor who prescribed me contact lenses. My question is if I’m going to go to my last eye doctor to obtain copies of my medical records which I’m going to have to pay for anyhow, why wouldn’t I just order my contacts while I’m there? Once again, Dr. Nolan himself is a fabulous ophthalmologist. Hopefully someday soon, he will read think the contact lens policy.

As a long tie patient I was disrespected for forgetting my hearing aid. And asking questions about a prescription for glasses that should have been explained at my annual visit they said prescription remained the same but when I went to pick it up they said can’t give you a prescription you have to have an exam boy the dr ok I understand but dr Nolan was very disrespectful to an 81 yr old guy. I expect an apology as my confidence in him has not wavered l

Very nice office with pleasant atmosphere and family oriented feel. Staff very kind and efficient both on phone and in person. Would definitely recommend!