Dr. Sellers, High Point's newest optometrist, was raised in the Triad and returns to open Eye Point Optometry. Eye Point Optometry features a highly trained doctor and staff that aim to exceed each patient's expectations. Eye Point Optometry specializes in comprehensive eye health and vision care for patients of all ages.
Eye Point Optometry, located near High Point University and the Emerywood neighborhood, aims to provide the highest quality, family focused eye health care to the High Point, North Carolina community in a comfortable, professional setting. While offering a wide range of services, Dr. Angela Sellers, our High Point optometrist, specializes in primary eye care, the medical treatment of diseases affecting the eyes, and surgical co-management.
Eye Point Optometry, located near High Point University and the Emerywood neighborhood, aims to provide the highest quality, family focused eye health care to the High Point, North Carolina community in a comfortable, professional setting. While offering a wide range of services, Dr. Angela Sellers, our High Point optometrist, specializes in primary eye care, the medical treatment of diseases affecting the eyes, and surgical co-management.
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At Eye Point Optometry, Dr. Angela Sellers and our whole High Point eye care team are committed to providing advanced vision care in a professional and comfortable setting. As a result, Dr. Sellers provides primary eye care services that include a complete eye exam that carefully studies eye health and vision function.
Eye Point Optometry eye exams in High Point consists of various procedures because a comprehensive eye exam is more than just a vision exam. This approach is important in order to evaluate the health of your eyes and determine if prescription lenses are needed for your best possible vision. Because we care about your vision and overall health, Eye Point Optometry aims to provide the best eye exams around High Point.
Our High Point Eye Doctor, Dr. Angela Sellers, specializes in primary family eye care, the medical treatment of diseases affecting the eyes, as well as surgical co-management for pre and post-operative care. Of course, she offers comprehensive eye exams. Dr. Sellers is a graduate of Wingate University, where she majored in Biology.
First, your glasses prescription will be determined. Then, the doctor will select trial lenses and evaluate your vision and the fit of the lenses. When combined with your exam, it will add about 10 minutes, but may be longer for first time wearers or those being fit in multifocal contacts. A comprehensive eye exam takes 45 minutes to one hour.
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Gail Angulo
Nov 26, 2021
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Elisabeth Banner
Nov 05, 2021
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I used to see Dr. Sellers when she was at Advanced eye care and was super sad when my previous insurance changed and I had to switch doctors. I am however super excited that my new insurance provider is accepted by her office and that I can receive the care that I want. She is super kind and likeable, and makes you feel at ease. I'm glad my eyes are back in good hands again!
Brownsugadeb
Oct 24, 2021
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Marquette Jackson
Oct 18, 2021
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If I Could give 0 stars I would. I had a eye exam and my eyes was dialated . I let her know the stuff stung my eyes. So she left me in the room why she goes and work on a another patient . so she finally come and do a eye exam. Once I leave out the shades I had was not not even dark. So the pain I feel in my head from the light . So of course when I said I was leaving the Dr cones from flying from the back yelling about a copay which I didn't mind coming back to pay you don't know what my situation is nor asked . You came to argue and tell me I can't leave but couldn't provide me with eye war after
Debbie Lavoie-Overbey
Oct 17, 2021
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Todd Pittsley
Sep 05, 2021
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Susan B.
Aug 30, 2021
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Tim Johnson
Jun 19, 2021
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Optometrist tries to push dilated eye exam on patients. 1) Issue is it’s not covered by most insurances and patients have to pay out of pocket. Granted it’s relatively inexpensive (I think $35-$45) but still it may not be necessary in every patient. Especially in young healthy patients who do not have any risk factors. 2) it’s extremely dangerous for you to drive after you’re eyes are dilated - I personally had a motor vehicle accident after my eyes were dilated (I did have the sunglasses on!). They say eyes are only affected for few hours but that’s not the case for every patient as
Tammy Gruer
May 07, 2021
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Dr. Sellers and Allison at Eyepoint optometry have done an amazing job dealing with, not only myself and children, but my parents as well. Dr. Sellers is very knowledgeable and goes out of her way to make the patient feel very comfortable even when dealing with stressful situations. My father has glaucoma and my mother has diabetes and she was very good to work with each of them to manage their care in a way that was supportive and manageable for them. I highly recommend her and her team as a high-quality optometrist that cares about the patient and your needs.
Crystal Barnhill
Mar 20, 2021
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