We only have a few spots left for our hearing seminar on June 18, hosted by Dr. Erin Rellinger, Au.D. at 11:00 AM at our Cumberland hearing center! Please click […]
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Strabismus is an eyesight condition which typically develops in childhood. More commonly known as a squint, walleye or crossed eyes, several factors can cause the condition, including genetic predisposition. Individuals […]
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For as long as television has been around people have been concerned about its affects on eyesight. If you get headaches or your eyes feel tired when you watch TV, […]
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Thank you to everyone who turned out to support Foundation Fighting Blindness with us in April! Contributions from Eye Consultants of Atlanta patients and staff allowed us to raise nearly […]
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As ophthalmologists, we are deeply interested in both the history and future of the practice of ophthalmology. It is a field with a long history that dates back to the […]
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Thank you to everyone who attended Night for Sight on November 3rd at the Atlanta History Center. Dr. Tom Harbin, who was recognized for his vision, fortitude, and service in […]
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When you experience a traumatic eye injury, there’s an immediate emotional as well as physical toll. But what happens when you are told your symptoms can’t be fixed? That was […]
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VisionWalk 2017 is coming up! Eye Consultants of Atlanta is proud to sponsor VisionWalk 2017, which supports the efforts of the Foundation Fighting Blindness. The walk will take place on […]
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Thanks so everyone who attended the Newnan-Coweta Chamber’s 2016 Winter Wonderland expo at the Summit Family YMCA of Newnan. Dr. Scott Gardner, Misty, and Mary from our Newnan office really […]
(read more)Eye Consultants of Atlanta is proud to announce that Dr. Zane Pollard was selected to give a speech to the 2016 graduating class of ophthalmology residents at the University of Georgia’s School of Medicine.
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