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Exeter Eye Associates
Chalazion and eyelid care in Boston, MA
At a glance
- Address
- 201 Newbury St, Boston, MA 02116 02116
- Phone
- +16174379995
- Website
- exetereye.com
- Rating
- Rating data: Google
Services
- chalazion-removal
- ophthalmologist
What to expect at this clinic
This practice is listed in Boston, Massachusetts, and appears in our directory of eye care providers compiled from public business listings. It maintains its own website, where you can confirm insurance participation and booking options before calling. Services published for this location include chalazion-removal, ophthalmologist.
Reviews from Google
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2/5“I honestly think Exeter Eye Associates was a waste of my time and money. Online scheduling was easy, check-in and pre-exam were professional, but later than my scheduled appointmen…”
5/5“The recent reviews are surprising because Dr Mathias was excellent, she is knowledgeable and very friendly. The facility is nice too, state of the art. My appointment started exact…”
1/5“Booking an appointment here is a waste of time. They will cancel on you the day of the appointment. It has happened to me repeatedly. I’m just over it at this point. People in Bost…”
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Sources & methodology
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