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FAQ
Browse our FAQ to find answers to the questions we are asked the most. Don't see your question, feel free to reach out.
FAQ
Browse our FAQ to find answers to the questions we are asked the most. Don't see your question, feel free to reach out.
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Meet our staff, and watch educational videos to learn more about South Georgia North Florida Eye Partners.
Videos
Meet our staff, and watch educational videos to learn more about South Georgia North Florida Eye Partners.
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Education
We consider it our mission to educate the public about eyecare concerns, health risks, and general information regarding LASIK and surgery procedures.
Patient
Education
We consider it our mission to educate the public about eyecare concerns, health risks, and general information regarding LASIK and surgery procedures.
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and Payments
Wondering if we accept your insurance or vision plan? Find out what we accept and procedures we follow regarding payment and vision insurance plans.
Insurance
and Payments
Wondering if we accept your insurance or vision plan? Find out what we accept and procedures we follow regarding payment and vision insurance plans.
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Office Changes & Telemedicine
With the current state of health in our area, our state, and in our nation, South Georgia | North Florida Eye Partners is now rescheduling routine office appointments and will only see urgent and emergent patients until further notice. As…
COVID-19 Precautions
South Georgia | North Florida Eye Partners takes COVID-19 very seriously. Following are the precautions we have put in place to continue limited operations while protecting the health of our patients and staff. * We are pre-screening all patients regarding…
PanOptix®: Distance and Details
Many patients come to our office with concerns of blurry or cloudy vision that result in a diagnosis of cataracts. During cataract surgery, one of our ophthalmologists will insert a special lens implant into your eye, replacing your natural lens…
