Beach Eye Care

Beach Eye Care
4.6
1808 Ratings | 91.8% Satisfaction
5 Stars (1366)
75.6%
4 Stars (276)
15.3%
3 Stars (71)
3.9%
2 Stars (61)
3.4%
1 Star (34)
1.9%
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Phone: (757) 425-5550

Website: www.beacheyecare.com

Address: 1201 First Colonial Road, Virginia Beach, VA 23454

Specialty: Vision

Seeing is believing. That’s why Beach Eye Care stands as a leader in the Hampton Roads area for providing complete and comprehensive eye care services. The Beach Eye Care team, led by Dr. G. Peyton Neatrour, has been fulfilling the eye care needs of their patients for over 20 years.  It is our mission to provide you with the best vision possible for your entire lifetime. Because everyone has vastly different eye care needs, we have built our staff, our technology, and our services to provide you with the very best for your very individual pair of eyes.

Providers
Ed Levine, MD Ed Levine, MD
4.6
463 Ratings | 91.0% Satisfaction
Jason Alvarez, MD Jason Alvarez, MD
4.8
182 Ratings | 95.0% Satisfaction
Patrick Barker, MD Patrick Barker, MD
4.8
97 Ratings | 95.4% Satisfaction
G. Peyton Neatrour, MD G. Peyton Neatrour, MD
4.5
414 Ratings | 89.4% Satisfaction
Vivek Jain, MD Vivek Jain, MD
4.6
510 Ratings | 92.0% Satisfaction
Beach Eye Care Provider Beach Eye Care Provider
4.7
142 Ratings | 94.4% Satisfaction

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What patients say

Patients consistently express satisfaction with the professional, kind, and caring staff. Doctors are repeatedly praised for their thorough explanations, patience, and excellent bedside manner, making patients feel comfortable and well-informed. Procedures are described as quick, painless, and successful, with clear communication about what to expect. Patients appreciate the attention to detail, and addressing of their concerns. Many patients report dramatically improved vision, achieving 20/20 or better, and no longer needing glasses. The efficient, organized, and accessible nature of the practice is also frequently highlighted.