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Premier Medical Eye Group Family Vision Care & Eye Exams in Mobile
The eye care services at Premier Medical Eye Group go way above and beyond routine check-ups and updated vision prescriptions. Whether you visit our Mobile optometrists for a visual acuity test, comprehensive eye exam, contact lens fitting, designer glasses or treatment for an eye disease or condition, you’ll benefit from our expert skill and excellent patient service.
Our eye care center in Mobile is fully equipped with the latest optometric technology to give you accurate diagnoses and advanced treatments. Premier Medical Eye Group accepts a number of Insurance plans to help cover the cost depending on your individual needs.
If you experience loss of vision, double vision, swelling, infection or any eye emergency, contact us immediately for guidance. We’ll help you with the best treatment to prevent complications and promote long-lasting clear eyesight.
Please call our office at: 251-470-8844 for further instructions. If urgent, find the nearest emergency room.
Advanced Eye Exams
We have streamlined the exam process so no more waiting, while our retinal scanning technology that ensures the best most accurate results.
Eyewear and Contacts
We offer you the highest quality lenses, lens treatments and designer frames at the best value with single vision lenses starting at a price you can afford.
Expert Eye Care
Our eye doctor in Mobile has a simple and comprehensive approach to optimal eye care, taking a preventative approach to vision correction and maintaining your overall eye health.
Dr. Greg Jackson grew up on the coast of Alabama in the city of Mobile. He has resided in Mobile his entire life except for his undergraduate and professional training. He received a Bachelor of Science degree from The University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa. He attended the University of Alabama at Birmingham School of Optometry where he earned his Doctor of Optometry degree. During his 4-year professional training, he also received a Master of Science in Physiological Optics degree defending a thesis on the effects of commonly used topical eye drop preservatives on the corneal epithelium.
Dr. Jackson returned to Mobile, Alabama in 1988, purchased a private practice, and merged with Premier Medical Eye Group in 1997 where he practices today. Since 2010, Dr. Jackson has made 18 trips to El Salvador to provide eye care and eyeglasses to people living in the mountains of Morazan without access.
To date, his team has provided eyeglasses to 0ver 6000 patients. In his spare time, Dr. Jackson likes to fish, hunt turkeys, weld decorative art, build cars, and garden. His wife, Sally, and his kids, Bragan, Sarabeth, and Daulton, love that he can cook, especially “world famous” food items he developed recipes for over the years!
Are you holding the newspaper further away just to see the letters better?
At around the age 40 our eyesight starts to worsen, whether you wore glasses before or not. This condition is called presbyopia and it is a natural part of aging.
But being in the prime of your life does not mean you have to wear “Your Mothers Reading Glasses”!
Multifocal contact lenses are designed to help people just like you to continue living an active and healthy lifestyle without having to remember to carry your reading glasses around all day.
One of the most frequent questions Dr. Jackson receives is about children wearing contact lenses.
- At what age should my child wear contacts?
- Are contacts safe for children?
- What is a better choice for children, contacts or glasses?
- Can contact lenses slow down my child’s myopia (shortsighted)?
- Do you recommend contacts for kids?
Learn more by visiting our page addressing all the common questions and concerns regarding contact lenses for children. Because multifocal contacts in particular have a strong benefit for children with myopia, we have included some helpful information about that as well.
