NuView Optometry, Dr. Jack C. Shea O.D.

Tim Chan _{on Google}

Jun 13th, 2023

Dr. Jack is the best. My family has been going to him for the last 14 years.

Lane Bennett _{on Google}

May 14th, 2023

I haven't been to the eye doctor in awhile and this place was amazing. I was able to get in quickly and she was very helpful and sweet at the front desk. Dr. Jack saw me quickly and made sure to go over all my questions. He was very nice and I felt comfortable the whole time.

Scott Roberts _{on Google}

Jan 29th, 2023

My family have been seeing Jack for our eye needs for over 20 years!
He and his staff are the best!!

Kristina Lindlief _{on Google}

Sep 18th, 2022

I wish I could give 0. The office was dirty. Exam chair duct taped. In and Out within 10 minutes w/Dr. No communication. Left with no documentation and was told later by my Insurance company that I could now go pick it up. Waste of time!

Randy Yang _{on Google}

Feb 5th, 2023

Warning: Stay away. Problematic conducts from the optometrist, Jack Shea.
I brought my 6-YO daughter here for a vision check, and I deeply regret that decision.
The optometrist, Jack Shea, placed his hands ON our DAUGHTERS thighs during his conversations with her. He didnt just do it just once, but TWICE, within moments. So, I had to stop him in the act.
Our daughter is only a child, but that does not excuse this type of behavior. If he cannot do that to a woman, he should not do that to a little girl, either.
The above is the biggest issue, but there are also some miscellaneous, lesser issues.
For example, when he asked our child questions, he did it with fast, intense energy and invaded her space, frequently bringing his face close to hers. This is very overwhelming to a child. Sometimes, our child could not understand his questions (or perhaps she was overwhelmed by his demeanor?). In those moments, when I, as her parent, helped clarify and/or answer those questions, he often ignored my response and talked over me by moving on to the next question. This type of behavior is unprofessional and irresponsible. As a medical professional treating a young child, it is his responsibility to also gather parental feedback.
After the visit, my daughter was visibly upset from the visit and needed a lot of comforting and reassurance from my wife and me.
I dont know what was on the optometrists mind when he did those things, but one thing is for surethose conducts were unacceptable, unprofessional, and unfit to use on anyone, especially children.