University of Maryland Eye Associates

Reviews

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  garima shandilya

  Sep 9, 2025
  1.0
  Extremely unprofessional and rude — do not visit! I had an appointment for my three sons and even took them out of school to attend. When we arrived, the receptionist rolled her eyes and said the appointment was cancelled because the doctor, Dr. Asifa Shafi, is “new” and supposedly not covered by our insurance. This was a complete lie — and on top of that, they didn’t have the courtesy to call ahead and inform me. We were left waiting until the last minute only to be turned away. This is the second time this office has done this. Their lack of professionalism, honesty, and basic respect for patients is unacceptable. Save yourself the trouble and go elsewhere! I called manger cashawn tibbs but no response. I knew it
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  Will “WheelSee” C

  Jun 17, 2025
  1.0
  Be aware that this office has committed fraud...In 2024 they claimed that my routine vision screening was "medical" they then somehow obtained my medical insurance and billed that leaving me with a balance because my deductible hadn't been met. I then had to argue with them in 2025 during my visit that only my vision insurance should be billed as I have complete coverage for an annual vision screening. Low and behold when it was billed to vision zero payment due, of course I had to argue with the people in the office for 15 minutes to bill my vision insurance. I have followed up with the office of the attorney general for Maryland.
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  Barbara Wagner

  Mar 23, 2024
  1.0
  1) It is Impossible to reach office and talk to someone 2) I was prescribed the wrong prescription for contacts and have left numerous messages with no response. 3) I do not recommend this place for anything, even if they were giving glasses away for free.
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  M T

  Jan 10, 2024
  1.0
  I am disappointed with Dr. Janet's behavior in handling appointments and patient care. Despite arriving consistently early for appointments, I've noticed a pattern of her being late and leaving patients waiting for an extended period. When it's finally our turn, she rushes through the examination, spending only a minute with my child, and then dismissively states there's been no improvement. Firstly, Dr. Janet could have conducted this short examination before disappearing for half an hour. Secondly, if there's no progress in my child's condition, it's indicative of her lack of competence. Why do such professionals pursue this field and take our money if they provide no tangible benefit besides wasting our time and finances?"

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