Regarded by peers as a 'surgeon's surgeon,' Dr. McCauley brings more than 25 years and tens of thousands of procedures to advanced cataract surgery and custom laser vision correction, with a focus on precise, individualized surgical care.
Credentials
Education & Training
Baylor University
Bachelor of Arts, Biology, Waco, TX, 1995
University of Colorado Health Sciences Center School of Medicine
Doctor of Medicine (M.D.), Denver, CO, 2000
Tripler Army Medical Center
Transitional Internship, Honolulu, HI, 2001
San Antonio Uniformed Services Health Education Consortium
Ophthalmology Residency, San Antonio, TX, 2005 (Chief Resident)
Price Vision Group
Cornea & Refractive Surgery Fellowship, Indianapolis, IN, 2009
Memberships & Affiliations
- American Board of Ophthalmology, Board Certified
- American College of Surgeons, Fellow (FACS)
Awards & Recognition
Castle Connolly Top Doctor (2020–Present)
Texas Super Doctor (2015–Present)
America’s Most Honored Doctors, Top 1% (2018–Present)
Newsweek, America’s Leading Doctors for Cataract Surgery
Best Cataract Surgeons in America & Best LASIK Surgeons in America
What patients say
Reviews & ratings
Patient Reviews
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★★★★★4.0290 reviewsGoogle reviews for Berkeley Eye Center - The Woodlands, the practice associated with Dr. Matthew McCauley. Reviews describe the practice and may mention other providers at this location.View all Google reviews at this practice
Absolutely awesome group of people! The level of care and concern is incredible. They are available after hours in case you have questions or concerns after your procedure. During LASIK, Dr. Anderson and his team, talk you through each step as they go through it. 1,000% highly recommended. I had my LASIK surgery yesterday and I have already referred two friends to give them a call!
Response from the ownerThank you for the glowing review! We're always thrilled to hear about positive experiences with Berkeley Eye Center - The Woodlands. We strive to provide top-notch care and support to all our patients. Referring your friends means a lot to us.My first time here was confusing, overwhelming, aggravating, and disappointing. I left without a prescription. I would NOT recommend this place to anyone, ESPECIALLY if you are getting glasses for the first time as am I, and are new to the experience and don't know everything about it already. I was given wrong information and bad guidance by the nurse about parts of the exam, was confused by what I was told, and therefore received an incomplete and half-assed, at best, examination. After a brief meeting with the clinic director, during which I was given further contradictory, inspecific, and further confusing information/explanations, I felt so confused, turned around, and out of my depth that I did not know what to do. The director was not at all helpful in any way. My conversation with her is why I walked out without ever seeing a doctor. The worst thing was that I never felt like anyone cared about me. Not the nurse, not the Clinic Director, nobody cared enough about a NEW patient, who had never worn glasses or been through any of the exams before, to explain what was happening, answer my questions, or help me feel comfortable, at all. Nobody. This was,without a doubt, the most frustrating and disappointing medical appointment I have ever had. None of it was a good experience. And I still need glasses.
Response from the ownerThank you for sharing your feedback. We strive to provide a thorough and supportive environment for all our visitors, especially those who are new to the experience of a comprehensive eye evaluation. To ensure the highest level of clinical accuracy, our examinations follow specific diagnostic protocols; if these essential steps are not completed, a prescription cannot be finalized. We take all feedback regarding communication and management very seriously and regret that a satisfactory resolution was not reached regarding the concerns described. Because we prioritize privacy, we invite you to contact our office manager at (936) 228-3788 to discuss this further.Berkley Eye Center is the best!! The Dr's are very professional and caring, explain everything in detail, patient, and respectful! The staff is also wonderful!
Response from the ownerWe're thrilled to hear about positive experiences with Berkeley Eye Center - The Woodlands! It's fantastic to hear about our doctors and our team addressing issues promptly and effectively. Thank you for acknowledging our beautiful office as well. We truly appreciate your feedback.- Response from the ownerThank you so much for taking the time to leave Berkeley Eye Center - The Woodlands a 5-star rating!
- Response from the ownerThank you for the 5-star rating! We're always thrilled to hear about your positive experiences with Berkeley Eye Center - The Woodlands.
Being the first time with Berkeley Eye Center as a referral, I could not have had a more professional, friendly, competent employee experience and would recommend them along with Dr. Daniel Anderson to anyone. Very good and I felt they were very much interested in me as a patient.
Response from the ownerThank you for your thoughtful review and kind recommendation. Our team is dedicated to providing compassionate, professional care and creating a welcoming experience for every patient. Your encouraging words mean a great deal to us, and we will be sure to share your compliments with Dr. Anderson and our staff.Absolutely incredible! The Staff was very helpful making the exam very easy and comfortable. It was an evaluation for cataract surgery. Doctor Anderson was fantastic explaining the procedure and what to expect - you couldn’t ask for better! I have no concerns now about having the surgery!
Response from the ownerThank you for the glowing review! We're always thrilled to hear about positive experiences with our staff and Dr. Anderson. We strive to make every patient feel comfortable and well-informed.Telephoned 6/19/26 to arrange appointment. Kept on hold for over ten minutes when abruptly disconnected. At 1 pm, tried to call again but recording indicates the office is now closed.
Response from the ownerWe’re very sorry to hear that your experience reaching our office was frustrating. This is not indicative of the level of service we aim to provide. We would like to schedule you but are unable to reach out directly from this review. Would you be willing to call our office manager at (936) 228-3788 so we can try to make it right?Love the Berkeley Eye Center! We moved from out of State a couple years ago and so thankful we found such a great place for our eye care! Everyone is extremely efficient, friendly and helpful! Love Dr Weeks and her expertise and kindness! Wouldn’t go anywhere else!!
Response from the ownerThank you so much for the kind words! Dr. Weeks and the team are always grateful for our patients' trust and look forward to continuing to provide excellent eye care services.BERKELEY EYE CENTER DOESN’T seem to understand the difference between rideshare and medical transportation. Time after time, drivers are expected to handle situations that go far beyond a normal rideshare trip. There is extra waiting, extra assistance, special accommodations, and expectations that belong with a professional medical transportation service, not an independent rideshare driver. Then there are the medical nags — the people who start complaining before they even get in the car. The ride starts with grievances, complaints, attitude, and demands, as if the driver personally caused every problem in their life. And after all the extra effort? YOU ARE TOO CHEAP TO TIP. And apparently many of your passengers are too. I don’t get paid to put up with your patients’ crap. Yes, I mean pure crap. Constant complaining, negativity, entitlement, and unrealistic expectations for a rideshare driver who is simply trying to do the job and get them where they need to go safely. Drivers are expected to absorb the additional time, frustration, and aggravation while receiving little appreciation in return. As a result, I will never accept another pickup or delivery involving Berkeley Eye Center. There are plenty of other trips available that don’t involve the same level of difficulty, frustration, and lack of consideration for the driver’s time. If patients need medical transportation, then arrange medical transportation. Rideshare drivers should not be expected to fill that role for free. Based on my experience, Berkeley Eye Center is now an automatic decline.
