To start, Dr. Weathers is the absolute best!!…read more While I live in Nashville, I was staying in Newnan for a while caring for my father and needed to have a few follow ups during my stay, so I hit google and that lead me to Douglasville Eye Clinic. They were able to get me in as a new patient within a few days, and they kept me on the books weekly to ensure I was progressing as needed. Dr. Weather is phenomenal. His demeanor, expertise and overall energy made each visit pleasant, pain free and positive. He took time to explain everything he saw in my eye, provide me comprehensive details on recommended OTC's as well as provided me all the needed details of any prescription he tossed my way. In addition to Dr. Weathers, the nursing and desk staff were all amazing! Overall, great experience from entry to exit here. Highly recommend!

I am very, very pleased with this group. Everyone is very professional. Dr John Weathers is a…read morewonderful Doctor who listens, explains clearly and takes the time to go over things that concern you about your eyes. I really appreciate him. He is excellent. I am very fortunate to have found him.

Love this place! My family has been going here and purchasing our glasses and contact lenses here…read morefor decades. The family that owns this business is so incredibly friendly. Their customer care and attention to detail are outstanding. I have never had a bad experience at New Vision Optical.

Do not use this place. After months and 3 pairs of glasses I could not see out of ; I went to Dr…read moreDavid Hemmings of Georgia Vision Institute in Douglasville. When they examined the last pair they found they were made wrong. I took them back to New Vision and asked for a refund bringing proof they were made wrong. He refused. He stated the former glasses I had issues with were only because I didn't like the frames. That's not true. I couldn't see properly out of any of them. I'd also asked to get new lenses in an older frame . He also refused. The person they use to examine your eyes isn't as good as can be had. Dr. Hemmings is a much better eye doctor and can even do cataract surgery. I wasted many months with this place and had to use readers to be able to see. I strongly advise to stay away from this place. You will be much better served to see Dr. Hemmings.

Dr Berry just performed a very difficult cataract surgery on a very large and risky cataract on my…read morewife. Originally he warned us that this was way over due and risky and may involve a Retnia surgery afterwards if complications arose. Well the Dr nailed this one perfectly. If you ever watched the Will Ferrel movie Talladega Nights, remember the Now you see me Now you dont I'm the Magic man scene . Dr Berry is the Magic Man. For the first time in years she has vision in that bad eye. Thanks to the whole team from the nurses to the front desk and especially the Magic Man Dr Berry.

Bottom line : If you just need new glasses or your annual eye exam, go somewhere else. It doesn't…read moreseem like GVI even wants that business so they probably won't miss you and you might save yourself a lot of time. If you need more advanced care - surgery, etc - maybe GVI is better. I don't know, but I would still go to one of the practices I've been to in Marietta or Woodstock for that given what I've seen from GVI. Details : I needed glasses - it had been a while and mine were getting old. I went to GVI because of the fancy billboards featuring pretty people and the brand they have cultivated as an advanced, cutting edge practice. I had to schedule in one of their satellite offices because of availability. I told the doc I had periodic variance in my vision on the right eye, typically when under high-stress. I also told her I was having one of those episodes that day. Doc says it's probably an optical migraine and continued with the exam. I took the rx to Pearle to buy the glasses - I honestly can't remember why but I'm glad I did. See below. When I got the glasses, they seemed ok at first. But over the next few days, I noticed the right eye variance popping up a lot. I didn't think much about it until I noticed that I didn't have that problem without glasses or while wearing my old glasses. I went back to Pearle and they confirmed that the glasses were built to the rx, so I went back to GVI. They scheduled an appointment right away but when I showed up for the recheck, I was told they just wanted to confirm that the glasses were built correctly. They were, so I had to schedule yet another appt for the actual recheck. I was told they only do those one day a week in Carrollton, so I had to schedule out a bit. I went to the second exam and told the second doc the whole story - right eye, glasses don't work, etc. She adjusted the rx. I went back to Pearle with the updated rx. Luckily, they honored their warranty even though it wasn't their fault and built me another pair. I picked those up and had the same issue - issue with my right eye when wearing the new glasses. I went back to Pearle and scheduled an exam through them for a second opinion. I had to pay out of pocket for that one because GVI had wasted my eye benefit for the year. Pearle doc spent a lot more time and ran some extra tests GVI didn't run either time. That doc found that dry eyes may be the source of my issues. Simple solution - drops. The 3rd rx was different in both eyes than either of the GVI scripts in and closer to my old glasses than it was to what GVI gave me. Pearle built a 3rd pair of glasses with their rx and they are dead on. I really hate that I wasted so much time and money with GVI. I also hate that Pearle lost time and money because of GVI but definitely appreciate them sticking by their warranty.

Dr. Berry just pulled off a seriously tough cataract surgery on my wife. This was a big, risky…read morecataract, and he warned us from the start that it was long overdue and could even lead to retina surgery if things went sideways. Well... he absolutely nailed it. If you've ever seen Talladega Nights, remember the "Now you see me, now you don't -- I'm the Magic Man" scene? Yeah. Dr. Berry is the Magic Man. For the first time in years, she can actually see out of that eye again. Huge thanks to the whole team -- the nurses, the front desk, everyone -- and especially the Magic Man himself, Dr. Berry.

This is nothing but an assembly line of being seen by technicians...shuttled from one room to the…read morenext. Nothing explained. I am 72 years old and a lifelong Georgia resident--moved to be near grandchildren in Carroll County. I wear bifocals and needed a yearly checkup. Too far to go back to my eye doctor in Savannah. So Tanner Emergency Room recommended this place to me. (I had gotten a scratched cornea while working in woods with blackberry vines.)--It was a group of multiple eye doctors. I actually saw this doctor at the Carrollton office not the Dallas HWY Office. You walk in and there are multiple clerks out front (3-4)--all behind frosted windows. You have to talk over them while they are all talking to each other. I was told that I had to pay that day if I wanted prescription for glasses. I've always had good insurance and have NEVER been asked to pay up front before for simple refraction testing! THEN you go back to a waiting room where there were easily 2-3 dozen patients all sitting packed in on straight back chairs. I was there 30 minutes early (as instructed) and still waited an hour after appointment time--so 90 minutes in an uncomfortable chair--never told what the hold up was. Then a girl in scrubs comes out and yells your name. Go back in one room, she does one test with eyes. Then whisked off to another waiting area after they put drops in your eyes to dilate pupil and anesthetize your eyes--(I wish they would tell you as I had to drive 40 miles by myself on a very sunny hot day--and really hard to see after the drops.) You wait a long time for drops to work while a mother let her kids run around and yell. Ended up seeing 4 or 5 different techs who do different tests and I was never told what was being done---just taken from one room to next...and I NEVER saw one person wash their hands. I'm an old operating room nurse and this bothered me a LOT because infections of the eye can leave you blind. No one wears name tags..nurses? techs? doctors? FINALLY after a few hours the doctor comes in and never said who he was. I finally said "Are you Dr. Berry?" He never introduced himself--just one more stop. Told me to get signed up to have cataracts removed. He was in room for about 60 seconds. This was a complete surprise about needing surgery. I had told him that glare from car headlights bothered me at night..so I didn't drive....but my vision was OK as I can read my bible fine and passed my driving test...and my last eye doctor in Savannah never mentioned a problem! But I got hustled through an RN upstairs who ran through a quick review, gave me a prescription for eye drops for after surgery then back to front to set up surgery. I have been VERY nearsighted since I started school at age 6, so the idea of eye surgery was scary. Everyone just kept saying "No big deal." (BTW, the eye drops were over $135 for each tiny bottle! I'm a widow without much money.) I was so upset at seeing so many different people and only seeing the eye doctor for such a short time!--then told I had astigmatism (FIRST time ever told this, so the "toric? lens would cost an extra $2,000 each!) I was REALLY upset. Canceled surgery, drops...and went back to Savannah doctor who told me I didn't need cataract surgery and no, I didn't have astigmatism. I will NEVER go back to this doctor or to this group of eye doctors again.

The entire "first time" appointment was exceptional: from reception: polite, efficient,…read moreprofessional, to the pre-appt work-up with the nurse who was congenial, knowledgeable, and took time to answer all of my questions; to Dr. Patel who was patient, thorough and knowledgeable: to the optician who not only ordered my lenses faster than I've ever had that done but, again knew her job thoroughly and even fixed the frames of my old glasses; this is a well run, organized, productive and professional eye care center. I will trust my eyes and vision to Jeffries Eye Care from now on.

I've been seeing Dr Jeffries for at least 20 years…read more She is professional and She cares I would not see another optometrist. I would highly recommend her and her staff

Dr Yancey is a great dentist. I recommend her very highly. You receive quality care and the office…read morestaff is very professional and courteous..

Dr. Henahan was awesome. Thorough and precise. He took the time to explain my changes which really…read moremattered. I had tried two other Drs in the area.(one at Costco) and each made me glasses that weren't right for me. No my glasses are clear and the way they should be. One concern was that a couple of their staff were rude and mocking another patient. Kerri a on the other hand was fantastic. Ask for her and take nothing from the lady at the desk. I watched her mock the Dr. while I stood there picking up glasses.

I like that they call and remind a week ahead and a day ahead. Very friendly and courteous staff…read more They dont have as large of a selection of frames as others, but they have styles you can't find elsewhere in Peachtree City. Accept all major insurance

I had just gotten new glasses firm another provider that I couldn't see out of. I was going back…read morefor a follow up visit concerning an arterial bleed in my left eye. He takes the time to explain everything and show me what he is talking about. I told him what was going on with my sight and he was able to tell me exactly what Che issue was. I took his recommendation for treatment and within the week my sight was already better. Not only that he took the time to forward his notes directly to my Rheumatologist so she would be aware of the issue - he said he extremely dry eyes could be caused by issues she could test me for, to make sure I was ok. I love it when doctors are thorough and communicate. I feel like they are truly interested in making sure I get the best care. Dr was personable and clearly communicated with me Office staff was patient and courteous

Wow. Their very first review. How about that. Anyway, this is a great place to get your retinas…read moredone. Top notch service from the technicians and the doctors alike. I will admit the occasional cranky staff member, but that's to be expected in any office that deals with the general public. If you have retinas, this is the place for you.