★ 4

I love Dr. Nelson! She helped my son so much. He has Autism and does not like his eyes messed with, the staff, in back, are wonderful with him and work around him and how he is. She has given the best diagnosis she can with how limited he made them, but he does well with them and loves going. Yes sometimes a long wait, and front office staff don't come off as friendly as the back, but I would not change Drs. it was HARD enough to find one willing to help us in the first place. Needing to make future appointments soon!

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★ 5

I've been seeing Dr. Nelson close to two decades and she has done 1 of my 4 eye operations so I obviously really like her a lot.
Dr. Nelson is very through! Sometimes to through, but I have severe Graves disease and I trust her to do what's best for me.
She is very caring and wants the best for her patients. She has an awesome sense of humor.

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★ 5

I don't know what is with all of these haters out there, but Dr. Nelson is awesome. I can see clearly (now that the rain is gone) because she knows exactly what needed to be done, talked about it with me, and totally nailed the surgery.

All jokes aside, she's wonderful. Front and phone staff aren't great, but doc and back staff are amazing. Quickly figured out my issues, talked about them thoroughly, discussed risks, set up surgery, and my eyes work again. I'm so thankful for doc for allowing me to see things again.

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★ 1

This clinic harms patients. They did en eye exam by waving a couple of paddles in front of my toddlers face and dialated his eyes. He's almost four. They told me he needed glasses and wanted me to force him to wear them by torturing him with eye drops to make his vision blurry. My gut told me this was not right. As it turned out it was he correct action. I went to Seattle Children's to get my son out of Nevada and he went through extensive testing to find that he had 20/20 vision. They were appalled that this clinic did this and said no one should take their children here. How many children have been misdiagnosed and subjected to permanent eye damage? Don't go here. Avoid at all costs. Will be filing formal complaints and getting a lawyer if necessary to stop this type of malpractice.

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★ 5

Love Love Loveeee Dr.Nelson, my son has been a patient of hers since he was in the 2nd grade, ( i found out he was just about blind in his left eye), she gave him some drops to blur his right eye (the good eye) so he was forced to use his bad eye, 3 months later his bad eye gotten much stronger, my son continued wear glasses, & continued going to Dr.Nelson, when my son got into high school he played football so i allowed him contacts, in 2015 my son went to MEPS for his psycical to join the military, he was disqualified due to his left eye, ( my son was so very dissapointed) i called up Dr.Nelson office and ask the staff if they can perform these certain test that MEPS needed in order for my son to get trough, and go on to basic training, his recruiter wanted my son to go to there own eye doctor, i said no, this Dr. Has been his Dr. Every since my son has been in the 2nd grade, i called and she can do every test that is needed!!! With that she set us up to come in that very nexts day, with recruiter beside us and now my son is an E-4 MOS 25 U, fasttracking to Ssgt. Specializing in satalite, radio frequent, computer spealist and more!!!
Thank to Dr.Nelson ill always& Forever appreciate what shes done for my son!!! I recommond anybody to her!!! Shes the absoult very best!!

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