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Is your child's prescription getting worse? We can help slow it down.Now welcoming new patients — all ages, including infants.Did you know your baby's first eye exam should happen between 6 and 12 months old?Up to 75% of children's vision problems are missed by vision screenings — only a full eye exam can catch them.Is your child nearsighted? Ortho-K can slow myopia progression by up to 50%.Is your child's prescription getting worse? We can help slow it down.Now welcoming new patients — all ages, including infants.Did you know your baby's first eye exam should happen between 6 and 12 months old?Up to 75% of children's vision problems are missed by vision screenings — only a full eye exam can catch them.Is your child nearsighted? Ortho-K can slow myopia progression by up to 50%.

Eye Exams

Comprehensive eye exams for every member of your family — from your child's first exam at 6 months to annual adult screenings. TRICARE accepted. Serving Fayetteville and Fort Liberty.

Eye Care for the Whole Family, Under One Roof

One of the things I'm most proud of in my practice is that we genuinely take care of entire families. I've treated kids from their first exam at 6 months all the way through high school — and their parents too. There's a real continuity of care that you don't always find in a busy commercial practice.

We serve families from Fayetteville, Fort Liberty, Hope Mills, Spring Lake, and Cumberland County. TRICARE Prime and TRICARE Select are accepted for most services.

Why Fayetteville Families Choose Eye Medics

First Exams at 6 Months

The American Optometric Association recommends a child's first eye exam between 6 and 12 months old. We see infants and toddlers routinely — no reading required.

TRICARE for Military Families

We accept TRICARE Prime and Select for pediatric and adult exams, making it easy for Fort Liberty families to get the care they need without the hassle of out-of-network billing.

School Vision Readiness

We partner with Cumberland County families to make sure kids are vision-ready before the school year starts. Poor vision is one of the most common — and most fixable — causes of reading and learning difficulties.

Continuity of Care

We keep detailed records of your family's eye health history over time. That longitudinal view helps us catch changes early and make better treatment decisions.

Schedule for the Whole Family

We can often schedule multiple family members on the same day to minimize trips. Call us or request appointments online — we'll do our best to accommodate your family's schedule.

Family Eye Care in Fayetteville, NC

Pediatric exams, amblyopia treatment, adult screenings, and more. TRICARE accepted. Serving Fort Liberty and Cumberland County.