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Nicole Storey, O.D.
Dr. Storey was friendly, patient, knowledgeable, and kind. I was anxious and asked lots of questions. She didn’t make me feel bad for asking and understood my concerns. She alleviated my anxiety and treated us kindly. I appreciated that she took the time to answer all of my questions. She was extremely personable and didn’t rush me or seem irritated at the time it took to go through the exam and questions.
Peter Ness, M.D.
Very thorough and so kind with my son. I would recommend him to all my friends.
Gerard Barry, M.D.
They told me it would be a two hour appointment we were in and out within an hour, and he did a very thorough exam also, he was very patient with me and my children because I had to bring my younger son with me
Nicole Storey, O.D.
Extremely patient
Gerard Barry, M.D.
Dr. Barry is very knowledgeable, friendly, and professional each time we see him. We feel very confident in his expertise each time he examines my son's eyes. We really appreciate him! Thank you Dr. Barry!
Peter Ness, M.D.
A wonderful doctor and a kind person.
Peter Ness, M.D.
Dr Ness is an amazing doctor extremely happy I went to him for my procedure. Very thorough and accurate. He was able to help me with something I’ve been dealing with for a while.
Peter Ness, M.D.
Dr. Ness was great! Knowing my daughter was nervous, he explained everything he was doing and answered her questions the best he could.
Peter Ness, M.D.
Dr. Ness is a wonderful doctor. He is very kind and attentive to my child’s needs.
Gerard Barry, M.D.
Dr. Barry is a great communicator and realist. Willing to share his personal thoughts on what he would do or worry about vs worst case scenario. Dr. Barry is a true pediatric physician and is great with children, treating them the patient first, and then speaking with the parents on top of instead of disregarding the patient for the parents.