Easley, SC Eye Doctors

Easley optometrists and ophthalmologists providing you exceptional eye care

Our eye doctors make your best vision their mission. Our Easley office has a full team of skilled optometrists and ophthalmologists supporting your eye health. From addressing cataracts and other vision-related issues, we invite you to choose Jervey Eye Group for all your routine and specialty eye care needs in Easley.

Each of our Jervey Eye Group locations in Upstate South Carolina offers a full range of eye care services and products. Choose the most convenient to you. Get to know our eye doctors and our care specialties near you.

Eye doctors accepting new patients in Easley, SC

Our Easley eye doctor office is located at 220 South Pendleton Street, just off of W 2nd Ave. Our optometrists and ophthalmologists are focused on you and any questions you need answered about your vision. In addition to comprehensive eye exams, our eye care specialists also work with patients who require care for cataract surgery at this location.

Make an appointment with our Easley eye doctors today to schedule an eye exam or cataract surgery consultation.

Our Address

220 South Pendleton St
Easley, SC 29640

Office Hours

Monday – Friday
7:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Medical Office Hours
8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Optical (Glasses) Office Hours

864.458.3885Contact Lens Order Line

864.458.3900Appointment Line

864.850.4039Optical Shop

864.850.4001Main Fax Number

Meet Your Eye Doctors

Our Eye Care Specialties

Comprehensive Eye Care

Your eyes have more clues about your body’s health than you might think. Comprehensive eye care is for more than just your vision: it’s for a lifetime of health. Let Jervey Eye Group help you achieve your best health through our eye care services. Our doctors can help identify and treat ocular disease, vision problems, and cataracts—and it all starts with regular eye exams at one of our locations in Greenville, Easley, or Simpsonville, South Carolina.

Why do I need a regular eye exam?

Maintaining healthy vision starts with regular eye exams. Early detection and treatment of vision challenges by an eye doctor can be the key to preventing vision loss.

While some eye diseases have apparent symptoms such as red eyes, light sensitivity, or flashing lights, many serious vision-threatening problems have less apparent warning signs such as eye strain or sometimes no warning signs at all.
Many debilitating eye diseases can be diagnosed by your eye doctor before noticeable symptoms occur, potentially making the difference between minor damage and major vision loss.

Many debilitating eye diseases can be diagnosed by your eye doctor before noticeable symptoms occur, potentially making the difference between minor damage and major vision loss.

A comprehensive eye exam involves a series of tests designed to evaluate your vision and check for eye diseases. Each test is necessary and allows your eye care doctor to evaluate different aspects of your vision

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Cataract Surgery

What is a cataract?

We live most of our lives with clear eye lenses that enable clear vision. As your eye begins to age, natural proteins in your eye begin to clump together causing a clouding of the crystalline lens. This is a cataract.

Cataracts gradually prevent light from reaching your retina — the back layer of your eye that processes images to send to the brain. When this occurs, the light that enters your eyes becomes scattered and distorted, resulting in gradual loss of vision.

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