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Despite your age or health, annual comprehensive eye exams can help to detect any eye problems at their earliest stages – when they’re most treatable. South Georgia/North Florida Eye Partners is a big believer in early detection and early treatment – it can help not only with vision problems, but other health problems as well…. Read More
Posted by: South Georgia / North Florida Eye Partners in News
Vision and learning are inherently linked. If a child can’t see well, chances for success in the classroom are greatly diminished. Optometrists advocate professional eye exams to help catch any vision issues early. Comprehensive eye exams check several components of eye health: visual acuity, ability to focus, eye teaming skills, eye structure health, and eye… Read More
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Here at South Georgia/ North Florida Eye Partners, our optometrists are at the heart of our practice…and their expertise and compassion shine through with each and every patient. We are lucky to have a team of eye doctors that not only work together, but work with YOU to make a difference in how you see… Read More
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If you are considering cataract surgery, you should read this article (and click “Read more”) to learn about another of our amazing patients, Lynn Chaney – through her own words and video – and how Laser-Assisted Cataract surgery changed her life. In Lynn’s words, she says her reaction the morning after her surgery was this: “There’s no way to explain it. Everything’s so bright… Read More
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No one is immune to vision issues, including medical professionals, as our optometrist Dr. Valerie Ferrell of South Georgia/North Florida Eye Partners recently discovered. Dr. Ferrell’s daughter, Savannah, who is four years old, had the required vision screening and health exam this summer to enter Pre-K. With no previous concerns about Savannah’s vision, Dr. Ferrell… Read More
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Ideally, an optical shop would be well-stocked with hundreds of stylish frames, staffed with experts to help fit your glasses and teach you about them as well, and in a convenient location. South Georgia/North Florida is pleased to provide all of these things for our patients – and in five locations! Currently Eye Partners has… Read More
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If you are over 40 years of age, you’ve probably noticed changes in your vision. Difficulty seeing clearly for reading and close work are among the most common problems adults develop between ages 41 to 60. However, this is also the time when other changes in your eyes can start to affect your work and enjoyment… Read More
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We are so excited to announce that we are bringing a new ophthalmologist on board at South Georgia/North Florida Eye Partners! Dr. Garrett Webster is now a part of the Eye Partners family. Dr. Webster graduated from the University of South Carolina’s School of Medicine in 2014. He specializes in comprehensive cataract surgery. Dr. Webster… Read More
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Delivering the latest eye care technology to our patients is important to the physicians at South Georgia / North Florida Eye Partners. We specialize in advanced eye surgeries – such as iLASIK surgery and laser assisted cataract surgery – and stay on the cutting edge of technology that results in better care for our patients…. Read More
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The American Optometric Association defines glaucoma as a group of eye disorders leading to progressive damage to the optic nerve. It is characterized by the loss of nerve tissue that results in declining vision and in advanced stages may cause blindness. Glaucoma most often occurs in people over age 40, although a congenital or infantile… Read More
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