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Address: 17750 Sherman Way #100, Reseda, CA 91335, USA
Phone: (818) 886-6700
State: California
Zip Code: 91335


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Reviews
SAM B. ; I WAS LEFT A MESSAGE FOR MY APPOINTMENT . I CONFIRMED WITH THE FRONT DESK . AFTER I WAITED HOUR AND HALF . I WAS TOLD MY INSURANCE IS ON HOLD ; THIS IS THE MOST UNPROFESSIONAL ACT I HAVE EXPERIENCED . VERY SAD .
9 years ago (03-06-2016)
I was referred to Dr. Logani after I had a scratched cornea that was very painful. I'd never been to see an ophthalmologist before and he helped get my eye back in shape. However, then he started scheduling annual followups. I've been back I think three times, and each time, I don't see the Dr. for at least 2 hours. They bring you back multiple times to do a quick eye exam, then maybe take some photos of your retinas, etc., then back out to the waiting room to try and make it seem like it's not as long as it is. When the Dr. finally sees you, he studies his iPad and computer screen for a couple minutes, does a quick look at my retinas, then usually says everything is good and sends me on my way for another year. He spends less than 5 minutes literally. My eyesight is terrible, but there's never any discussion about macular degeneration, or anything, not even any questions about how my vision is. I'm really getting the feeling this is now just a factory for the Dr. to bill people's insurance companies as much as they can. They overbook so much which causes the long wait times, and they try to do services that probably aren't necessary. I had just recently become diabetic due to a surgery that removed a good portion of my pancreas. The Dr. then said I needed to do a dye test to check for diabetic retinopathy. That came back negative of no surprise to my endocrinologist who said she wouldn't expect me to have symptoms of that for at least 20 years, but on my last visit to Dr. Logani, they wanted to do the dye test again and I declined. Then on my last visit, while in the waiting room, I heard the receptionist trying to explain to an elderly patient that the Dr. said he had eye allergies and needed to come back for an allergy test the next week. He just couldn't understand what she was talking about. Well, when I finally was in seeing the Dr. for my 5 minutes, guess what? He said I had evidence of eye allergies and I should come back for a quick allergy test the next week to see what I'm allergic to. He asked if I was experiencing any redness, or irritation in my eyes, and I said no. I've had absolutely no symptoms of anything. He still said I should come back for the allergy test. That was kind of it for me. I don't think I'll be going back any more. The Dr. is very nice, but I just don't have a good feeling going there from now on. It just seems like it's wasting 2+ hours of my day and my insurance company is getting billed for who knows how much.
10 years ago (02-06-2015)
Came in with a scratched cornea. He made me wait for hours for 5 mins of his time. Total of two visits- $25 co-pay each for visit. Then my insurance statement says he charged me $100 for my first visit and $200 for the second. My eye healed but I think Dr. Logani was milking my insurance. He actually wanted to see me for a third visit.
11 years ago (17-07-2014)
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