Thomas Browning's Online Review Report Card
Thomas Browning
4.2
Average Star Rating
38
Total Reviews
0
Recent Reviews
5
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Accepts Medicare
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They are so caring and the staff is very nice.
Reviewed On Google
All the techs in the place are great but it seems like my problems s all revolve around my weight and when I tell him what the test results are those are not the answers he wants and then he raises his voice and is very rude. I do not trust his word. I trust the work of my neurologist over him.
Reviewed On Google
Tennessee Eye Care has great diagnostic equipment, friendly and skilled staff, and qualified doctors. Though I only had a short time with Dr. Browning, I was confident in his knowledge of the problem I had with my left eye and confident that his advice to schedule an appointment with an eye surgeon was needed to make a decision for surgery soon or being safe to wait for a longer period.
Reviewed On Google
I have been seeing Dr. Browning for several yrs. He is one of the best.
Reviewed On Google
Dr. Browning is very professional, encouraging and optimistic for my improved vision. I feel confident under his care.
Reviewed On Google
Just Great I Couldn't Be Happier. This Doctor & his staff are Really Qualified & Extremely Helpful. They take the Time to Explain Everything.
Reviewed On WebMD
This doctor has a nice patient doctor rapport. Everything went well until surgery. Between he and his staff the wrong lens was selected for the cataract surgery. I was left with less vision than I had at first and the glaucoma surgery which occurred at the same time has caused too much drainage from my eye. I can now barely see from that eye. At least one staff member did apologize saying, “I’m sorry we messed up your eye.” She was accurate, as I have had nothing but problems with my left eye since.
Reviewed On HealthGrades
This review covers both Tennessee Eye Care of Lenoir City and Dr. Thomas Browning. In fairness I did not see Dr. Browning, but I hold him partially responsible for the events that caused me to leave without being seen. First, I waited for over 1.5 hours to see Dr. Browning and there were still 5 patients ahead of me when I left. Second, my appointment was to determine if I had acute angle glaucoma. During my 1.5 hour wait, the staff of Tennessee Eye Care did or tried to do exams and tests that had nothing to do with my appointment, including a routine eye test and scans of my eye that I had done just a few weeks before. I concluded this was to "pad" the bill and to fill time while waiting to see the doctor. Both totally inappropriate. Third, the interior waiting room was so packed that social distancing was impossible and several people felt so uncomfortable they left. Fourth, when I told the staff I was leaving, one staff person followed me into the entrance to convince me to stay. She indicated the average time to see Dr. Browning is 3 hours and that in the 5-10 minutes we talked, the doctor was probably finished with the 5 patients in front of me and could see me now. This implies the doctor spends around 2 minutes per patient. The total experience left me concerned that I could not receive quality care and acceptable patient services from Tennessee Eye Care or Dr. Browning.
Reviewed On Vitals
HAVE HAD CATARACT SURGERY IN BOTH EYES NOW. FAST AND NO PROBLEMS FROM SURGERY AND SEE BETTER THAN 20/20 NOW.
Reviewed On Vitals
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