Dr. Catherine Wisda, MD

Dr Wisda is caring, attentive, patient. She did cataract surgery on my husband on both eyes & did a wonderful job. He had problems with his eyes, but the surgeries were successful. She also was very responsive when I had shingles on my face & it was on my eyelid. She was very concerned & examined me continuously to be sure the shingles didn’t advance into my eye.

My wife has been a patient of Dr. Wisda for well over 10 years, and I have been for almost 10. We have complete confidence in her. She is very knowledgeable, skilled, patient, understanding, sympathetic, and conservative in her treatment to the benefit of her patients. Each one of her staff is pleasant and helpful. When she closed her satellite office which was only 7 miles from us, we had no trouble deciding to travel the additional 19 miles to her main office. We have not used her optical department, so we cannot make a comment about it.

Generally good visit. I liked the doctor and her assistant, I ask questions cause I want to know all the details and I also get nervous and talking helps. I thought they were nice and helpful. But the woman in the glasses area, my goodness so rude and ignorant. I would never ever deal with her again. I don't know how people who speak to people the way she does have jobs dealing with people.

As a patient of Dr. Wisda for 15 years, I was extremely disappointed with the office's response when I needed to replace a damaged lens. I had been examined 15 months prior and everything was fine. I have had the same prescription for lenses for over 20 years. They would not approve me buying one lens. Instead, they wanted me to schedule an appointment, whenever they could fit me in, and pay a lens evaluation fee, a lens refitting fee, and a fee to write the prescription, plus insurance.

I had a very good experience with the Wisda Eye Center. It was not difficult to get an appointment, there was minimal wait time in the office, and the staff were professional and friendly. They also have yummy chocolate treats.

I saw Dr. Noh; she's very nice, but when i walked in, she told me my preliminary exam indicated I was borderline legally blind for driving, which is total B.S. She re-screened me, and sure enough, my vision for driving was excellent. Her reason: Sometimes the equipment used in the screening area is not accurate. Really??? Then she told me I had AMD, but gave no info on steps I could take to slow progression despite recent AREDS results. I'm only 52. Very disappointing and unnerving.