Thomas Keenan's Online Review Report Card
3.2
Average Star Rating
13
Total Reviews
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Recent Reviews
4
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Accepts Medicare
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I was there twice for Dr. Keenan. The first time because I started seeing black floaters which is common, but also flashes like lightening. Assistants did some tests and indicated I had limitted periphial vision. He didn't really say anything. Made me 2nd appt where his assistants did some tests again. Then he came in and spoke about really inapropriate personal subjects. He didn't even talk about my eyes. I don't think he is a capeable doctor anymore. I filed a complaint, of course nothing happened about it. I had to make an appt with another clinic to feel comfortable. I told them I didn't feel responsible for the bill. Without any further notice they sent me to collection. Go somewhere else!
I honestly did not feel Dr. Thomas Keenan cared about my son but more about "how great he is as a ophthalmologist". My son has 20/20 vision and he prescribed him a stronger bifocal prescription than my 60 year old Mom who has horrible vision and is nearly blind. He said he is doing this not for my sons vision but to correct his eye that turns in. My son has special needs and can't concentrate when wearing the glasses because it's like looking through a magnifying glass and he thinks they are broken since you can see the line of the bifocal which cuts across the middle of his eye. So its like he is seeing through a cracked magnifying glass all day. I asked Dr. Thomas if he could give him a lens where the bifocal is blended into the glasses and he said no. He said force him to wear them. I mentioned they are not helping his eye from turning in. Instead of him offering for him to be re-evaluated he says don't have him wear them and his friends will make fun of him. Who says that!
I honestly did not feel Dr. Thomas Keenan cared about my son but more about "how great he is as a ophthalmologist". My son has 20/20 vision and he prescribed him a stronger bifocal prescription than my 60 year old Mom who has horrible vision and is nearly blind. He said he is doing this not for my sons vision but to correct his eye that turns in (which is fine). My son has special needs and can't concentrate when wearing the glasses because it's like looking through a magnifying glass all day and he thinks they are broken since you can see the line of the bifocal which cuts across the middle of his eye. So its like he is seeing through a cracked magnifying glass all day. I asked Dr. Thomas if he could give him a lens where the bifocal is blended into the glasses (my Mom has this) and he said no. He said force him to wear them. I also informed him that we have been making him wear them even though he initially cries but it's still not helping his eye turn that its actually getting worse. Instead of him saying bring him back to be re-evaluated he said "then don't have him wear them" and that his vision won't worsen but his eyes turning in will and the worst thing that will happen is his friends will make fun of him. Who says that! I would not reccomend this doctor he's more worried about being right than the actual problem. He doesn't listen to parents who knows their child best. I would suggest seeking eye care for your child elsewhere.
I have been going to him for well over 13 years. He is consistent and compassionate.
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