Georgia Vision Institute

Ask Dr. Lauren West Yancey M.D. and Dr. G. Keith Berry about options to reduce your need for glasses. Advanced technology lenses are now available even if you’ve had LASIK or RK in the past!

Have a safe and fun spring break!

Come see us if you find yourself needing some peepers to see your peeps! Happy Easter from the GVI family

Georgia Vision is committed to giving back to our community and it is our honor to give the gift of sight

GVI is always committed to bringing our patients the latest technology. We are now offering and implanting Alcon’s Vivity lens! Vivity joins the Panoptix lens in our line of advanced technology lenses for our cataract surgery patients who want freedom from their glasses Today Dr. Lauren West Yancey M.D. implanted Vivity, Panoptix, Vivity and Panoptix Toric lenses for astigmatism correction as well as performed microincisional glaucoma surgery using the iStent Inject W procedure. Tomorrow Dr. Keith Berry will perform a similar line up for his patients! Ask your eye care professional or come visit us to see if you are a candidate.

Adorable art for our littlest patients!

Winner of receipt keeping! A patient’s wife brought in his cataract surgery receipt from 1961

Happy New Year!

We are grateful for our patients and the trust they put in our hands and hearts! Kindness on both sides goes such a long way during the holiday season of a trying year.

The gift of sight

My Irish blessing for today

Look at this turn around time! Rapid COVID testing in our area with Dr. Allison-David Key and the staff at 3:16 Healthcare!

Discover the Panoptix lens at GVI with surgeons Dr. Lauren Yancey and Dr. Keith Berry: the first and only trifocal lens in the United States.

We this! Playdough cataract surgery for kids Does it get any cuter? This little guy may be joining our practice in approximately 27 years (4 years of college, 4 years of medical school, 4 years of residency to become a cataract surgeon ) https://youtu.be/WxO0nM3mQpo

Can you count the 16 radial incisions on the cornea? Extra care and a different technique is required in patients with a history of more than 8 incision radial keratotomy.

Caring for eachother: At GVI we have our patients and our staff all wear masks to help prevent the spread of COVID19. Studies like this one illustrate how easily we can prevent spread of the disease with simple face coverings. Your mask protects us, our masks protect you: You shall love your neighbor as yourself, there is no greater commandment than these - Mark 12:31

Wear Four Eyes on the Fourth! GVI wishes you a happy and safe July 4th! If you’re shooting off fireworks this year, make sure you and all the kids have on their eye protection !

We’re working on some educational videos for our patients with Lime Biscuit Creative - the information will be on point but the outtakes should be entertaining! More info coming

What a kind and thoughtful gift!

We just learned about these amazing crocheted or knitted sleeves called fidget sleeves! They are for dementia patients who may sometimes engage in self-injurious behavior like skin picking. We know so many patients who could benefit from this!

How to blow out birthday candles in the era of COVID

Welcome back! Georgia Vision Institute is open and making appointments! Cataract surgery is already scheduling and resumes this week. Schedule now: normal and wellness eye exams will begin on May 11. GVI is committed to protecting health and restoring vision.