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August 2025 by Baker2144
Very nice and caring dr and staff. Keeps you well informed of your eye health. Very knowledgeable. Easy to talk to.
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August 2024 by Rachel Thompson
Dr. Jankowsi is very thorough, knowledge and friendly. Office is clean and the staff is very welcoming, would absolutely recommend ☺️
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August 2024 by Tim
Very prodessional,thorough and not rushed. Dr. Janikowsky answers all questions and goes out of his way to explain everything. His office staff is very professional.
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July 2024 by Debbie Harper
Had a eye problem
Was seen the next day
Been seeing Dr Jankowski for some years now
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July 2024 by Robin Martin-Pugh
Wonderful environment, very knowledgeable and helpful.
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July 2024 by Grady Hager
Everything and everyone in the office is organized, the Dr communicates well to the patient about any concerns. I continue to choose this office for my eye examinations and glasses and would most certainly recommend for anyone seeking an eye doctor.
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July 2024 by Kathy C Harmon
Very pleasant staff. Wait is very short. Dr. Is very knowledgeable. Have high confidence in him
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July 2024 by Jerry Muncy
Great place for all your vision needs real friendly staff great doctor and helpful in all your needs been going there for years no complaints
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June 2024 by Kimberly Roberts
Everyone is extremely nice and accommodating! I would recommend Advance Vision of Ironton to all looking for a great eye doctor ❤️
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June 2024 by Rochelle Bentley
Dr. Jankowski and his staff are wonderful! My family and I have been seeing this doctor for many years and we just love him and his staff.
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June 2024 by Debbie Gaspers
Knowledgeable & friendly staff. Thorough exams. Always seen in a timely manor. Pleasant & clean office. Highly recommend Dr. James Jankowski & his wonderful staff.
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June 2024 by Jon Schwab
They make you feel like family take care of you. Will be back with all my eye care needs.
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April 2024 by Samantha Aylor
bare with me this might be a little long. I was born with an eye disease called Pigment Dispersion Syndrome. It is a common type of open-angle glaucoma which is relatively underdiagnosed. It is characterized by the spontaneous dispersion of pigment granules from the pigment epithelium of the iris, which gets deposited in the anterior segment. Mostly common in those with dark eyes this pigment will slow down the natural flow of the fluids in the eye and if not treated it will cause nerve damage and possibly blindness. I have seen a specialist for this since I was a young child and I was seeing one when I came to Dr. Jankowski OD to get my contact lenses and glasses. At first it was a great relationship. He really knew his stuff and had a great personality. Keeping track of my pressures and monitoring the disease. Pressures were always good and when I reported to my specialist every 6 months the report was also good. But as time went by Dr Jankowski OD started recommending me to try other medicines and to see his specialist. I kindly said no, I have been with this specialist almost 15 years and I like them. Something happened. Not sure what it was but out of nowhere Dr. Jankowski OD said he was no longer going to check my pressures since I am going to the specialist anyway. So why does his website say he monitors pressures if he is not going to do it? The last visit he actually checked them but did not give them to me. He then prescribed me a prescription for my contacts that was not the right prescription. once I got them they are blurry and has not corrected my vision. They are multifocal and I still have to wear reading glasses with them. He also said in passing I had cataracts, Not bad he said but enough to monitor. I went to my specialist concerned about the cataracts and discovered. There are no cataracts. My specialist checked them twice after I told her what Jankowski said. Nope she said, No cataracts. My pressures are fine and nothing has changed in the eye to be concerned with. Jankowski put a fear in my heart that needed not be there. His manor had changed to being extremely rude and non-caring. He is a liar or he dose not know what cataracts are. Opticians are technicians who fit eyeglasses, contact lenses, and other vision-correcting devices. Optometrists examine, diagnose, and treat patients' eyes. Ophthalmologists are eye doctors who perform medical and surgical treatments for eye conditions and specialize in eye diseases. You need both an Optometrist and an Ophthalmologist if you have any type of eye disease. It is a perfect world when they work together to help your eyes stay healthy. Dr. Jankowski is an Optometrist. I do not understand the deception nor do I understand why it bothers him so much that I am seeing a specialist. But I will never see him again. I recommend that when he starts suggesting different medicines or you have a cataract. See someone else.
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January 2024 by Vincent G
Advanced Vision is a great Vision Center. Friendly staff..
Dr. James is real nice and knowledgable. Staff seems
knowledgable. Friendly atmosphere..
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November 2023 by Zach Schweinsberg
Great doctor!!!!!!
