Dr. Dean S. Glaros, MD

Nov 2024

when I arrived I was directed to check in on the kiosk, I followed the prompts till the end, last screen told me to have a seat and wait to be called. I waited 30 minutes until I asked for assistance. I was told there was a hold on checking me in because the system wanted my ID, it never asked. The receptionist acted like this was my fault, during my first visit at their office For not understanding their procedure. While with the first nurse, she was friendly and professional, I'd just wished she informed me the eye drops she was putting in would cause me to loose my near sightedness. I also wish someone had informed me I may want to wait or have someone drive me home, I wasn't given anything to protect my eyes during my drive home. This is my very first time having an eye exam like this, I don't wear glasses and have never experienced this before. It may seem mundane to the employees of this practice, but this information is extremely important to any & all patients.

Aug 2024

THEY DON'T TAKE VISION INSURANCE. They're a part of Johns Hopkins, they ONLY do appointments related to eyes, and they don't take vision insurance. They don't tell you that, of course, when you make the appointment. I went for an annual exam, which would normally be completely covered by my insurance. Instead they stuck me with a $90 bill. BEWARE! 2 stars because the actual doctor was lovely.

Jun 2024

I went to Wilmer Eye Institute in Columbia on the 12th of June, 2024. After reading so many negative comments on Yelp I was skeptical. However, Dr. Turner was very attentive to me and explained the situation I was going through. She calmed my fears concerning my floaters. She even gave me some excellent advice about the itching, redness, and burning in my eyes. All I have to say is don't always go by the reviews check it out yourself. There are many excellent doctors out there and Dr. Turner is one of them.