ENVISION

I came here for Lion's Club eyeglasses. My visit was thorough and fast! Nancy helped me pick out frames. It was pleasurable!

Great job profit services provided by them.

I was referred over from Lion's Club to Envision for some much needed hearing aids for my mom, who for years had hearing loss & had less than 40%hearing in both ears. This program really is a godsend! Dealt with Miss Eady from beginning to end & she was fantastic! She's empathetic, caring, kind & very passionate about what she does for this Amazing program! Eady was able to help me get some hearing aids, at a price that I was able to afford & followed through with me on what my next steps were to then receive the hearing aids. I am very grateful & appreciative that such a program exists & that there are people like Miss Eady who genuinely care... Mo'o Wilson

They are so great! Friendly and eager to help! I love my new glasses!

They helped in my time of need very very professional. The doctor was fantastic. The front desk ladies made me feel welcomed and treated me like a person and not a number. I highly recommend Envision.

Highly recommended NOT to do business here, even if its for obtaining free glasses. The receptionist/secretary is very cold, unfriendly and orders you around - on the phone and in person. The director, who takes care of eyeglass orders, likes to say that he's a doctor when in fact he isn't anything of the sort. The Univ. of Phoenix doesn't hand out degrees in optometry, sir. I will never contact a Lions Club in any location again. Very disappointing.

First off got in fight about my service dog going with me, . Had eyes examined get glasses. Have been having problems ever since. They really don't accommodate disabled or prescribe glasses that work, and give you headaches. Don't waste your time find a place that gives discounts. I'm in daily peril with the glasses they prescribed!!!!!

Envision is a Lions Club sponsored non profit whose "Vision " and efforts aim to enable thier fellow human beings too see more clearly as to eliminate at least one obstacle in achieving self- sufficiency - going as far as covering most or all the cost for correcting vision. They helped me. Not for a moment did i was made to feel , for lack of a better word, like a "charity-case". Edie, whom I gather is a/the screener/receptionist greets with a contagious cheerful disposition to all. Dr.Faure whom I am almost certain donates his time , and wearing glasses over 50 years I am qualified to say, examination style was pure artistry. Whose tempo, attacks and releases, crescendos and overall phrasing all had meaning, going from legally blind to 20/15 eyesight. Those yearning to be optometrists would be fortunate to study his films. The world is a better place with these fine people.