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South Georgia/North Florida Eye Partners Welcomes Dr. Valerie Ferrell

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Dr. Valerie Ferrell, a board-certified optometrist, is the newest addition to our staff at South Georgia/North Florida Eye Partners. She will be working alongside Dr. Scott Petermann, Dr. Ann Patel and Dr. Melanie Hill in our Madison office as well as in our other offices throughout South Georgia. Dr. Ferrell originally hails from Atlanta and… Read More

Dr. Alan Peaslee Recognized for 35 Years of Military Service

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South Georgia Eye Partners’ Dr. Alan Peaslee was recently recognized for his nearly 35 years of military service, and is officially retiring from his position as Medical Operations Officer for the 201st Homeland Response Force (HRF) under the Georgia National Guard. Lieutenant Colonel Peaslee began his military career in 1984 in the Army Reserve Officer Training… Read More

Dr. Alan Peaslee Voted Best Optometrist by Tifton Gazette Readers

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South Georgia Eye Partners’ own Dr. Alan Peaslee was recently voted “Best Optometrist” by Tifton Gazette Readers. Dr. Peaslee is a Board Certified Optometrist specializing in ocular disease and trauma, pediatric eye care, contact lenses, low vision and humanitarian eye interests. Dr. Peaslee and his wife, Patricia, have three adult children – Jason, Aaron and… Read More

June: Cataract Awareness Month

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June is Cataract Awareness Month, and South Georgia Eye Partners is committed to keeping our patients educated about early detection, treatment and available corrective surgeries. Most people over 65 have some degree of cataract development. A cataract is the gradual clouding of the natural lens that is inside your eye. In order for the eye… Read More

How can Diabetes affect your vision?

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Diabetes. We probably all have our own reaction to this disease and know at least something about its effects – it is a disease that affects the body’s ability to produce or use insulin effectively to control blood sugar (glucose) levels. But did you know that diabetes also can have devastating effects on your eyes… Read More

SGEP’s Dr. Alan Peaslee Returns to Dominican Republic for GA Eye Care Mission Trip

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On January 31, 2015, a team of missioners from the Episcopal Diocese of Georgia returned for a second trip to Clínica Esperanza y Caridad, Domician Republic, with a larger team of 16 members and even more capability to care for the people of San Pedro de Macorís.. David Sweeterman from St. Peter’s (Savannah) again led… Read More

How Adding Powerful Antioxidants to Your Diet Can Improve Your Eye Health

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There’s no substitute for the quality of life good vision offers. Adding certain nutrients to your diet every day – either through foods or supplements – can help save your vision. Researchers have linked eye-friendly nutrients such as lutein/zeaxanthin, vitamin C, vitamin E, and zinc to reducing the risk of certain eye diseases, including macular… Read More

SGEP’s Holiday Specials Now Going on! The Answer to Your Gift Giving Needs…

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The holidays are here – ready or not! South Georgia/North Florida Eye Partners wants to help you fill those stockings with some great deals on our procedures and products. Come in any time to browse our great selections of frames and sunglasses in our Optical Shop, and we have some incredible gift certificates available for our… Read More

November is Diabetes Awareness Month – What Diabetes Can Mean for Your Vision

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With November being Diabetes Awareness Month, South Georgia Eye Partners wants you to know how diabetes can affect your vision. As you may know, diabetes is a disease that interferes with the body’s ability to use and store sugar, which can cause many health problems. One such health issue is the effect that diabetes has… Read More

Beware Counterfeit Contact Lenses this Halloween

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Source WVUE (Washington, D.C.) As a service to our patients and customers, South Georgia Eye Partners strives to always bring you any optical news that may be of interest to you or that can keep you safe as far as your eyes are concerned. Below is an article first aired by WVUE in Washington, D.C…. Read More

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