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Reviews By Our Satisfied Patients

  • "With new insurance comes finding a new doctor for most everything. I chose Red Mountain because it was close to home and it was on my list of providers. From initially setting up the appointments for myself and my son to the actual appointments to picking up the glasses, I received the most friendly and professional service I have ever had an eye care place. I enjoyed being treated like a person, not another order. Thank you for the GREAT service and kindness you all showed me and my son."
    Cynthia Sherwood
  • "I have been going to Dr. Olsen for many years now traveling about 45 minutes to his location. Dr. Olsen takes his time in giving me my options for contact lens trying to accommodate my astigmatism and farsightedness. He is very patient and determined to achieve the best vision I can possibly have. I would highly recommend Dr. Olsen."
    Connie Perry ZImmerlich
  • "I have been going to Dr. Olsen for many years now traveling about 45 minutes to his location. Dr. Olsen takes his time in giving me my options for contact lens trying to accommodate my astigmatism and farsightedness. He is very patient and determined to achieve the best vision I can possibly have. I would highly recommend Dr. Olsen."
    Connie Perry ZImmerlich