Serving the Fort Wayne area since the 1980s, our ophthalmologists and optometrists provide quality care for the community. We see children and adults, and perform routine eye exams as well as provide specialized medical and surgical care. As the area's only AAAHC accredited facility, we have a welcoming and skilled team that provides excellent surgical care.
Our staff includes three ophthalmologists and four optometrists, along with a skilled support team. Our south office is near the intersection of Jefferson Blvd and Engle Road, and houses our surgery center as well as a fully equipped eye clinic.
Our staff includes three ophthalmologists and four optometrists, along with a skilled support team. Our south office is near the intersection of Jefferson Blvd and Engle Road, and houses our surgery center as well as a fully equipped eye clinic.
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Brian C. Miller, M.D., completed his undergraduate training at Wabash College with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Biology. He then attended Indiana University where he completed a Masters Degree in Cellular and Molecular Physiology. Dr. Miller then obtained his Medical Degree at Indiana University School of Medicine.
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Scleral Contacts are gas permeable lenses fit to vault over the cornea. For irregular corneas, the scleral lens will provide a new shape in front of the cornea to restore clear focus to your vision. The resurfacing design will often provide vision clearer than what can be obtained from glasses or conventional contacts.
We want your experience with Ophthalmology Consultants to be as pleasant as possible and are happy to assist you with your financial arrangements. If you belong to an insurance plan in which we participate, please bring your identification card and any co-payment with you to your visit. If your insurance plan requires a referral authorization, please contact your insurance company prior to your visit.
Reviews (10)
Jose Torrez
Jun 09, 2022
Jim Reeder
Apr 26, 2022
Doug Roberts
Apr 23, 2022
Phillip Gibson
Feb 15, 2022
Abbe Davison
Feb 14, 2022
Poor customer service. Glasses/contact department were very rude and condescending when I called and asked questions regarding my contacts. I went in to pick them up and I was treated rudely. I wanted to pick up my contacts and expected the experts to know what I was supposed to receive. They were agitated when I didn't know exactly what specific type of contacts were needed or ordered.
I would assume they would have that info in their computer system but they expected me to know the answers.? Normally I wouldn't take the time to leave a review but this was really an uncomfortable experience and it happened twice. I do not recommend and will not be back.
I would assume they would have that info in their computer system but they expected me to know the answers.? Normally I wouldn't take the time to leave a review but this was really an uncomfortable experience and it happened twice. I do not recommend and will not be back.
Barb
Dec 23, 2021
We've been going here for several years. Recently i had cataract surgery. 1st it was like pulling teeth to get answers to all my questions. When I called to prepay (as required) i asked one more billing question. The lady was extremely rude, telling me I knew from the beginning I had to prepay and if I couldn't do that I'd have to cancel. Maybe she thought I would back down to a bully.
I just cancelled. I spent the next several months searching for a different place for surgery. Finally I concluded that the doctors themselves were fine, office staff was rude. Flash forward 4 months to my 2nd eye surgery. I had a horrifying anesthesia experience. I was unable to communicate but felt and remembered all of it. Still do. Even though i was violently squeezing a nurse's arm the doctor said I was fine she didn't need to give me anything else.
After the procedure I burst into tears and sat shaking on the table. They certainly did not know what to do. The doctor came in, surprised I was upset. After a couple of exchanges he said, " Let's move on" I spoke to the follow up nurse and doctor later that day. The most I was told was 'I didn't know that was happening' and 'go ahead and take tylenol and ibuprofen for soreness.( Caused from being so tense the entire procedure) At my one week follow up with a different doctor it was even worse.
I was told they didn't prescribe meds for PTSD which it sounded like I had, I just needed to 'shake it off" as the doctor was walking out the door. I agree with all the posts using words like 'lack compassion' 'don't listen" "unconcerned" etc. This office has a culture of managing patients to avoid lawsuits and make the most profit. Perhaps I will eventually have a positive vision outcome.
I pray it is so. But I am seeking counseling for my surgery induced PTSD which Opthalmology Consultants could care less about. And No. They have not reached out to me even after I requested it.
I just cancelled. I spent the next several months searching for a different place for surgery. Finally I concluded that the doctors themselves were fine, office staff was rude. Flash forward 4 months to my 2nd eye surgery. I had a horrifying anesthesia experience. I was unable to communicate but felt and remembered all of it. Still do. Even though i was violently squeezing a nurse's arm the doctor said I was fine she didn't need to give me anything else.
After the procedure I burst into tears and sat shaking on the table. They certainly did not know what to do. The doctor came in, surprised I was upset. After a couple of exchanges he said, " Let's move on" I spoke to the follow up nurse and doctor later that day. The most I was told was 'I didn't know that was happening' and 'go ahead and take tylenol and ibuprofen for soreness.( Caused from being so tense the entire procedure) At my one week follow up with a different doctor it was even worse.
I was told they didn't prescribe meds for PTSD which it sounded like I had, I just needed to 'shake it off" as the doctor was walking out the door. I agree with all the posts using words like 'lack compassion' 'don't listen" "unconcerned" etc. This office has a culture of managing patients to avoid lawsuits and make the most profit. Perhaps I will eventually have a positive vision outcome.
I pray it is so. But I am seeking counseling for my surgery induced PTSD which Opthalmology Consultants could care less about. And No. They have not reached out to me even after I requested it.
Susan Clark
Nov 20, 2021
Emily Baker
Oct 24, 2021
I called to make an appointment and they told me they are not accepting new patients with my insurance right now. I didn't quite understand that, if they do in fact accept my insurance so I asked for more information and the woman slammed the phone down and hung up! I did call back and spoke to someone else who was very kind but they still would not allow me to make an appointment. Either you accept the insurance or you don't! I don't understand how you can take it for some and not for others.
Kali Stearns
Sep 05, 2021
Barb Mathews
Feb 21, 2021
My family went to Dr. Scott Miller (who retired a few years ago) for years and liked him a lot. They used to have 4 or 5 ophthalmologists. Now they have only 2 ophthalmologists and even existing patients cannot get an appointment; they book out 6 months and have no openings with either doctor unless you are able to accommodate a random cancellation. They said they will have another doctor in September. Current patients are just out of luck for months!