Ighani Eye Care's Online Review Report Card
Ighani Eye Care
4.2
Average Star Rating
5
Total Reviews
4
Recent Reviews
3
Review Sites Found
Accepts Medicare
No
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Sentiment Analysis
Ighani Eye Care does not have an adequate amount of comments to generate the sentiment analysis.
Online Reviews Breakdown
Yelp
List of Ighani Eye Care's Reviews
Great team and doctor. Been to both locations and loved the support
Reviewed On Google
Absolutely a wonderful experience with Dr Ryne and his staff. They were able to squeeze me in same day, and everyone was so kind. Will recommend this place to everyone, and will definitely be back, if needed.
Reviewed On Google
Got shingles on my face and was told to see an ophthalmologist. Office got me in that morning. No hassle. Very accommodating and friendly.
Reviewed On Google
Great doctor
Reviewed On Google
I actually liked Dr I. His staff needs to understand medicare programs. They refused to listen to what I was saying. I'm on social security disability, and medicare. I receive the medicare help for low income. It’s called Qualified Medicare Beneficiary, known as QMB. It's a federal program, that's included in all Medicare contracts. It pays co-pays, 20%, and deductibles after Medicare pays first. It's billed through each states medicaid office. If that Dr, does NOT bill medicaid. That Dr still has to accept the patient. Regardless if they get paid for co-pays and 20% after Medicare pays. If a Dr refuses to accept a patient that's on medicare & QMB. They're breaking a federal law, and can loose their Medicare contracts. I'm reporting this office to Medicare fraud department.
Reviewed On Facebook
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