Barnet Dulaney Perkins Eye Center, PLLC

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resolved The patient will be informed by letter outlining the resolution and follow up by BDPEC Patient Liaison

I was told Barnet Dulaney Perkins Eye Center could help with my light sensitivity and eye pain. I made an appointment at the [redacted] office. The appointment was very quick. The doctor did a very basic eye exam and said I have dry eyes. I have known this for many years. I use natural tears 3-5 times daily. This doctor suggested the same. He said getting progressive lenses with reduce the strain on my eyes from hours of daily computer work. After 2 months nothing had changed. My employer suggested I get a prescription from the doctors to off some of the fluorescent light around my workplace. The doctor refused to write script. He was so arrogant. He could not see past the eye drops and glasses as a solution. If his "solution" wasn't working for me, why not reduce the lighting? Pure arrogance. Hundreds of dollars wasted and I continue to suffer. Save you money. See another doctor.

Thank you for your correspondence  regarding [redacted].  In this instance, HIPAA regulations prohibit any discussion of matters relating to patient care at Barnet Dulaney Perkins Eye Center (BDPEC).  I can, however, infom you that the matter in question has been reviewed and...

resolved.  The patient will be informed by letter outlining the resolution and follow up by BDPEC Patient Liaison

I was told Barnet Dulaney Perkins Eye Center could help with my light sensitivity and eye pain. I made an appointment at the [redacted] office. The appointment was very quick. The doctor did a very basic eye exam and said I have dry eyes. I have known this for many years. I use natural tears 3-5 times daily. This doctor suggested the same. He said getting progressive lenses with reduce the strain on my eyes from hours of daily computer work. After 2 months nothing had changed. My employer suggested I get a prescription from the doctors to off some of the fluorescent light around my workplace. The doctor refused to write script. He was so arrogant. He could not see past the eye drops and glasses as a solution. If his "solution" wasn't working for me, why not reduce the lighting? Pure arrogance. Hundreds of dollars wasted and I continue to suffer. Save you money. See another doctor.