Dr. Corey Mitchell Notis, MD

I chose multi-focal IOL implants and Laser surgery for cataract removal and astigmatism correction. In spite of paying out-of-pocket for these upgrades from basic cataract surgery and mono lens, the results were worth every penny. I probably will not need any glasses for near, far, or inbetween vision.

My husband is not a patient of Dr. Notis, but was treated by his office during the stay-at-home crisis when he couldn't see his own doctor. The doctor allowed him text a picture of his eye and treated him over the phone. The office called back within five minutes of receiving the text. The rest of my family sees this practice for eye care and they are excellent. Highy recommended.

Had to be at the surgery center at 6:30 am and wasn’t called till 8:30. When I explained to the desk that we had been there for 2 hours, they stated “that’s how the doctor prefers it.” Frustrating experience.

Had to be at the surgery center at 6:30 am and wasn’t called till 8:30. When I explained to the desk that we had been there for 2 hours, they stated “that’s how the doctor prefers it.” Frustrating experience.

I never met such a compassionate and caring doctor who really listens to the patient.He Put me at ease and explained everything before my recent cataract surgery. The staff was,also very understanding when I called with questions. Would highly recommend this Doctor and office for all eye issues.

great doctor outstanding bedside manner courtious knowledgeable staff little or no wait time recommend Dr Notis and office highly

Do not recommend. Poor office staff communication skills. A surly office manager. All of which reflect poorly on the physician in charge. A mother of three is harried enough without the time and expense wasted on an exam which was not what was described based on my VERY specific pre-appointment questioning of the staff. A simply post-appointment apology and acknowledgment of the obvious error would have been appreciated. Instead, doctor and staff manager obstinately refused to even agree a mistake had been made, despite pretty clear evidence to the contrary. Business must be slow. Just get the patient in the office. Say anything. Bill the carrier. Then, deny, deny, deny.