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Bossier Eye Institute | Willis Knighton Health

Optometry • Bossier City, LA

About

Summary: Bossier Eye Institute is part of Willis Knighton Health, a not-for-profit regional provider based in Shreveport-Bossier City. Willis Knighton operates four acute care hospitals, multiple clinics (including in Bossier City), an eight-location quick care network, a rehabilitation institute, the Oaks of Louisiana, and an innovation center. The system serves as the largest healthcare provider in the region, with headquarters in Shreveport and additional campuses in Bossier City. If you’re seeking eye care specifically in Bossier City, Willis Knighton Health offers eye-related services through its Bossier City presence as part of its broader ophthalmology and patient care network.

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Clinic Type

Optometry

Address

2300 Hospital Drive Suite 140

Phone

318-746-2020

Email

privacyofficer@wkhs.com

Opening Hours

8:00am - 5:00pm

Website

https://directory.wkhs.com/location/bossier-eye-institute

Services Offered

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Team

Dr. Wally R. Nawas, MD — MD

Insurance & Payment

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Languages Spoken

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FAQs

What are the hours for this location?

8:00am - 5:00pm (typical hours listed; exact daily hours not fully specified in the provided text)

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What Patients Say

Overall sentiment across review platforms: positive

Healthgrades (Dr. Wally Nawas): 4.2/5 stars (18 ratings)
Willis Knighton Health Directory (WK Ophthalmology Bossier): 5/5 stars (20 ratings)

Patients praise

Staff kindness and professionalism
Compassionate and knowledgeable care from providers
Clear communication about procedures during exams

Common complaints

Reports of unwanted medical procedures/pressure to have exams
Experiences of discomfort/migraines after examinations

"I've been a patient of Dr. Nawas since he first opened his practice. He and his staff are always kind and caring."

— Healthgrades patient review

"I was charged a $55 deductible and pushed to allow them to dilate my eyes for a full exam, which gave me a horrible migraine, even though I told them I had excellent vision with no complaints."

— Healthgrades patient review

Synthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 11, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].