eye consultants of atlanta patient portal

What is the phone number for the eye doctor in Atlanta?

Welcome to the Eye Consultants of Atlanta Patient Portal, a secure way to allow communication between you and your providers at Eye Consultants of Atlanta. This portal is password protected, private, and allows 24-hour access to your health information. If you need any assistance with this process, please call your Eye Consultants of Atlanta medical office or contact us via our …

How do I join the patient portal?

Eye Consultants of Atlanta is a network of 12 convenient Atlanta eye care locations for eye exams, eye surgery, contacts, LASIK and more.

Where can I get LASIK surgery in Atlanta?

4. Once you have verified your identity, you may access the patient portal via our website, or by navigating to eyeconsultants.ema.md eyeconsultants.net 404-351-2220 Follow the prompts to verify your identity and create a new password. Note: If you require any assistance with the patient portal, please message us using our support form.

What are the different types of cataract surgery in Atlanta?

Please arrange for someone to bring you if you feel it is necessary. An explanation of our financial policy is included in the new patient forms. If you have any questions please contact one of our Patient Account Representatives at 404-351-2220.

Why do we need a comprehensive eye exam?

Comprehensive eye exams don’t just keep your vision clear by updating your vision prescription — they are essential to your overall eye health. Our physicians use advanced diagnostic equipment to detect, monitor, and manage any eye disease or condition that can threaten your sight. Learn More

What is the specialty of pediatric ophthalmologists?

Our pediatric ophthalmologists treat all children, from NICU infants to teenagers, providing vision screenings as well as treatment for a variety of eye conditions to ensure the healthy development of your child’s eyesight. Learn More

Is cataract surgery safe?

Cataract surgery is one of the safest and most common procedures in the world, wherein the eye’s clouded lens is removed and replaced with an intraocular lens (IOL). Our highly skilled cataract surgeons offer a variety of premium IOL options to provide you with the best possible vision after surgery. Learn More

What is oculoplastic surgery?

Oculoplastic surgery covers a range of procedures, from tumor removal to repairing drooping eyelids, which yield natural-looking results. Learn More

What causes one eye to point in a different direction?

Strabismus occurs when issues with the connection between the eye muscles and brain cause one eye to point in a different direction. This can lead to loss of depth perception and other vision problems over time, especially in children. Our physicians use a variety of methods to treat strabismus, including patching and vision therapy. Learn More

What is lasik surgery?

LASIK is a procedure that corrects refractive issues such as nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism. Our experienced LASIK surgeons can use this extremely popular surgery, which has high success and low complication rates, to reduce or eliminate your need for glasses or contact lenses. Learn More

Eye Consultants of Atlanta Research Studies

Eye Consultants of Atlanta has a long history of embracing innovative technology and exploring new ideas. Our surgeons have participated in vision research studies for years and their contributions led to many of the refractive surgery technologies in use today. We are currently enrolling for multiple studies.

Artificial Iris Implants

This study is currently enrolling patients who have lost iris tissue from trauma or hereditary diseases with the presence of a cataract. The implant is placed in the eye at the time of surgical removal of the cataract and may be performed with corneal transplants in eyes that have concurrent corneal damage from trauma or hereditary causes.

INTACS for Keratoconus

This study analyzes outcomes of patients with keratoconus nearing the time for corneal transplantation. The INTACS implants are placed into the cornea at the time of surgery in an attempt to slow or prevent the need for cornea transplantation.

Intraocular Miniature Telescope (IMT) for Patients with Severe Macular Degeneration and Cataracts

This study is currently enrolling patients for retrospective analysis of results with cataract removal followed by placement of the IMT lens. The study includes patients with retinal scars in the macula from wet macular degeneration who need cataract removal.#N#ECA Investigator – Stephen Hamilton, MD

Studies in Conjunction with the Multiple Sclerosis Center of Atlanta

Elliot Levine, MD, is performing baseline and follow-up ophthalmic exams on patients entering pharmaceutical studies for early Alzheimer’s and multiple sclerosis. Robert Halpern, MD, and James Frank, MD, are examiners for retinal function in adult patients with refractory complex partial seizures.

Ocular Hypertension Study Group (OHTS)

A multi-center study that looked at the outcomes of glaucoma management with medical treatment, OHTS has recently been re-opened by the NEI in order to study past patients in order to perform a 20 year follow-up.#N#ECA Investigator – Tom Harbin, MD

Cornea Donor Study

This first groundbreaking multi-center study investigated the results of corneal transplants in patients with corneal diseases requiring surgery in the US. The study is now closed and enrolled 1,101 eyes.