Anterior Segment Reconstruction Doctors

Our Commitment

Outstanding patient care – that is the goal of the doctors and staff at Eye Health Partners & VisionAmerica. We believe that comprehensive, quality eye care is best delivered to our patients through the cooperation of optometrists and ophthalmologists. At our multi-specialty centers, patients come in contact with some of the nation's leading ophthalmologists in the specialized fields of refractive surgery (such as LASIK and PRK), cataract treatment, vitreoretinal care, glaucoma management, pediatric ophthalmology, strabismus treatment, and oculoplastic procedures.

Our Mission

Since the inception of VisionAmerica in 1989, our mission has remained unchanged. We are dedicated to providing the highest quality eye care available while advocating the cooperative efforts of optometry and ophthalmology through clinical care, education, and research.

Selecting an Eye Surgeon

Undergoing any surgical procedure can be stressful, especially if it involves something as precious as eyesight. When choosing a surgeon, it is important to choose someone with superior knowledge and experience. Most often, the best source for choosing a surgeon is the family eye doctor. They can explain their experience with different surgeons and provide knowledgeable recommendations to assist with this very important decision.

Having served Alabama and Middle Tennessee since 1989, Eye Health Partners & Vision America have built our reputation as centers for excellence. As such, our specialists consult with and serve the patients of more than 700 optometrists and over 100 medical physicians, who trust our commitment to provide the best possible care for their patient.

Co-Management

Optometrists, who serve as family eye doctors, perform routine eye exams and treat many diseases of the eye. However, when surgical intervention is required, patients are referred to an ophthalmologist who specializes in the surgery required. Our highly trained specialists do not provide routine eye care, which the patient will still need, so they are then referred back to their family eye doctor. This joint sharing of patient care is known as co-management. Co-management combines both the skill and knowledge of both doctors to provide the best medical care possible. Successful co-management of Eye Health Partners & VisionAmerica with optometrists comes from a relationship built on mutual trust and respect that is developed through shared learning, constant communication, and a commitment to providing outstanding patient care.