This is an eye specialty hospital in Building 1 of the Joyluck Building, along McArthur Hwy in Balibago, Angeles. On Google Maps it appears under a Salome St address. Besides the main branch in Angeles, there is also a branch in San Fernando.
According to the official website, 10 ophthalmologists see patients here. The hospital has separate rooms for refraction testing, consultation, diagnostics, and laser procedures, and each doctor handles a different specialty. They cover everything from general eye exams and children's eye health to cataract and lens surgery, laser vision correction such as LASIK, glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy, dry eye, pterygium, uveitis, and eye reconstruction surgery. Many reviews say everyone from the security guards to the nurses and front-desk staff is kind and attentive. Several reviews also mention that the doctors explain the eye condition and treatment in easy-to-understand terms. Others say the facility is clean and the equipment is up to date, which put them at ease.
Cataract surgery comes up especially often in the reviews. Some people had both eyes operated on and said the procedure was short and painless, and that they could see well right after surgery. One review says they had to put in three kinds of eye drops every 4 hours for 2 weeks after surgery. Another says they were satisfied with their vision and the aftercare following LASIK. There are also reviews from people who had glaucoma- or diabetes-related eye exams or were treated for pterygium.
There are some downsides too. Several reviews say they waited more than an hour even with an appointment. Some complain that the call promising to tell them their appointment time never came, and one review says the consultation ended in a rush, leaving no time to ask questions. You can be seen without an appointment, but many say they had to wait in line. One review says they suddenly had an eye problem while traveling and were examined without an appointment. According to the popular times on Google Maps, it is usually busiest from around 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. According to a 2025 Reddit post, someone was told the pediatric ophthalmologist only comes once a month, so for a child's visit it's best to check the schedule in advance.
According to Google Maps, there is free parking, along with wheelchair-accessible parking spaces, entrance, and restrooms. One review says the security guards help with parking, and that if the lot is full you can use the nearby Robinsons parking lot. Jollibee is about 50 m away, and Robinsons Angeles and a Mercury Drug pharmacy are about 100 m away. You can make appointment inquiries by phone, email, Facebook, or the official website.
Information checked: November 2026 (based on the internet reputation card, Google Maps, Google reviews, Facebook reviews, Reddit posts, and the official website). Services, fees, and wait times may change, so please check before you visit.
