Mint Hill EYE

Mint Hill EYE is an optometry practice located at 7014 Tutor Street, Ste C, Mint Hill, North Carolina, 28227, offering comprehensive eye exams, contact lens fittings, and ocular disease management.

The practice is led by Dr. Aynsley Girardeau, who emphasizes personalized care and building lasting relationships with patients and their families.

Patients can schedule appointments by calling (980) 209-9437 or using the online booking system available on the website.

The office operates Monday through Friday with hours ranging from 8:00 am to 4:30 pm, except for Friday which has different hours, and is closed on weekends.

Reviewers consistently praise the professional and efficient service, noting that patients are listened to attentively and examined thoroughly.

Some reviewers mention that the staff is very nice and helps patients find better contact lens options than they have used for years.

The practice offers a wide range of services including vision therapy, myopia management, and treatments for dry eye and cataracts.

Megan, a Certified Paraoptometric (CPO) who earned her certification in 2023, helps patients feel comfortable and cared for during their visits.

Sheena has been with the practice for over six years, starting at the front desk before transitioning into optical services.

The website states that the team uses state-of-the-art diagnostic technology and is committed to educating patients about eye health.

The practice serves the Mint Hill community and surrounding areas, aiming to be the leading provider of vision care products and services locally.

The practice offers pediatric eye exams to investigate a child's overall health of the eye and visual system to prevent permanent vision loss.

The practice provides information on common eye disorders and conditions such as glaucoma testing, macular degeneration, and diabetic-related eye exams.

The practice offers a variety of payment options and accepts insurance, with a patient forms section available for medical history questionnaires.

The practice encourages patients to refer loved ones, friends, and co-workers, fostering a culture where patients are referred by their personal network.