We will be closed Labor Day weekend, 2024.
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We are dedicated at South Grove Eye Care to providing quality eye care for you and your family. We believe quality is:
Dr. Hoffman is a 1998 graduate of the University of Indianapolis and received a doctorate of Optometry from Indiana University in 2002. She is a member of the Central Indiana Optometric Society, the Indiana Optometric Association, and the American Optometric Association. Dr. Hoffman lives in Greenwood with her husband Phil and two college age children. She is proud to have both an Indiana University and Purdue University household. For hobbies, she enjoys playing pinball and is a part time pontoon boat captain. She can also be often found at music concerts and Colts games.
Optometrists have 8 years of post-high school education. We go to college, typically studying a pre-med route, then apply to optometry school. Three years of optometry school is learning about the body, medications, and the eye. The 4th year is comprised of clinicals, where we learn to apply our knowledge. Optometrists are also required to pass board examinations and state law examinations after graduation to practice optometry. Ophthalmologists attend medical school, then complete a residency, where they learn how to treat the eye and perform surgery.
South Grove Eye Care was founded in Greenwood in 2006 by Dr. Abbey Hoffman and Dr. Regina Harvey. Both optometrists had young children at the time and took a leap of faith opening a private optometry practice. We value excellent customer service and doing what is best for you, the patient.
At South Grove Eye care, we use state of the art treatments and equipment to help with common eye conditions.
We offer same day services during office hours for red eyes, eye pain, loss of vision. Call us at (317) 535-3935.
Not every practice is great with kids, and we are very comfortable with them!
We participate in InfantSee, a program through the American Optometric Association that allows us to volunteer our time to see infants 6-12 months at no charge.
Our treatments are different than putting a band-aide on the problem. We want to treat the cause.
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Eye pain is a different kind of pain! Come in the same day for treatment.
Our doctors perform a thorough retinal examination and send a report to your primary care provider.
This is a sneaky eye condition that can start stealing your peripheral vision, then closes in on your central vision. Regular eye examinations can prevent damage from glacoma because there are no initial symptoms. Most treatments are geared toward lowering your intraocular pressure to relieve your optic nerve.
We refer to the best surgeons and manage your progress post-surgery. There are so many options to become less dependent on glasses following surgery.
There are so many causes! Not everyone needs an antibiotic because their eyes are pink.