The Good: Checked in in a timely manner and was seen in a very timely manner. I heard staff saying they had a no-show or a cancellation.   The Bad: There were computer issues for a certain test and I waited a short period to see if the issues would be resolved. Eventually, I went to the second floor to complete the test.   That same day of my appointment, my vision became very blurry in the morning and the doctor looked at me like, what is she talking about when I tried to explain it to him (at least I feel he looked at me that way).   There was a disconnect between the the doctor, the workers and the person who explained the cataracts surgery procedure. Staff told the cataract person that I didn't need to see her because I was not planning on getting surgery anytime soon; however, the doctor told me that I needed to see her so that she could educate me and explain the process. I feel there were other things they completed even though I was not planning on getting surgery anytime soon and that was contradictory to me.   One of the staff members tried to force me to have my eye dilated when the doctor already explained that I did not need to do that because I recently had it done. The staff member also tried to say that my insurance would not cover the visit if I did not have my eyes dilated. The lady who checked me in, told her that I didn't need them dilated because the doctor said so.    I was also told that I cannot get my records of the pictures they took of my eyes/pupils.   The only reason I went to Arbor is because that's the only referral I could be with my insurance.   I will not be back unless there is an emergency and I have no other choice.   I'm sure there will be other things I think about after submitting this.     
Ocular Partners PLLC IMPHO