Are you Looking for an Eye Doctor in Fort Lauderdale?
We have two board certified ophthalmologists and a board certified optometric physician
- George A. Fournier, MD the founder of Ft. Lauderdale Eye Associates, Harvard and John Hopkins trained.
- Richard S. Kalski, MD our renowned and highly skilled cataract and LASIK surgeon.
- Carla Paris Teich, OD our optometric physician is dedicated to providing the best possible eye care to each patient during their comprehensive eye exam or contact lens fitting.
Upon arriving in our office, you will be greeted with a smile by our dedicated administrative staff members who will make sure your appointments and insurance concerns are taken care of.
Our certified technical staff are highly trained in all aspects of your ophthalmic care. They are here not only to assist in the testing procedures but to guide you through your experience and answer any of your questions.
Multiple languages are spoken in office, including Spanish, Creole, English, French and Russian. Best of all, we are just minutes away from Boca Raton and Pompano Beach.
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“I’ve never had to wait for professional service from Dr. Fournier and his friendly and knowledgeable staff. I’ve trusted him with my eyes for over a decade. He performed my cataract surgery painlessly, improving my vision dramatically with very little recovery time. The on-site optical shop makes filling my prescription eyeglasses/sunglasses very convenient. Highly recommended!”
“Best comprehensive eye care in South Florida. Without a doubt. I would never see anyone else! The level of trust/confidentiality/frankness that they offer is unmatched relative to all of those boutique opticals or or opticians or ophthalmologists in the area. They care for their patients! Even if this care doesn’t necessarily square with the bottom line! Honesty, professionalism before profits: a rarity in the competitive market for Fort Lauderdale medical care! They are the very best!” -Anonymous, Google Review
“Friendly and helpful staff. Let me get generic medication that was in office since I don’t have insurance.”
“I have been a patient of Fort Lauderdale Eye Associates for a long time. Myself, my wife and my mother-in-law have all had cataract surgery by Dr. Fournier and the results were amazing. 15 years have passed and we still use the office for check ups for our eye health. The addition of Dr. Carla Teich is awesome. It’s been a long time since I have worn contact lenses and am just getting them again. Dr. Teich has been persistent in getting me great results both in comfort and vision. She explains things well and is very patient. Happy with her and the results!”
“I visited Ft. Lauderdale Eye Associates for a routine eye exam. I am normally frightened of visiting doctors, but the experience was quick, easy, and painless. Dr. Fournier and his staff are great, and the office optical shop is well-equipped and so convenient.”
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Ft Lauderdale’s Leading Eye Doctor
We are a full service ophthalmology and optometric practice where listening to patient concerns and discussing all treatment options are our priority. We serve our neighbors in Fort Lauderdale, Oakland Park, Pompano Beach and Boca Raton.
Our services include: comprehensive eye exams, sophisticated eye surgery and contact lens fittings. We also carry a large selection of fashionable eyewear and are able to cut and edge your prescription lenses right on the premises.
Our state of the art technology makes even the most difficult cases easier to diagnose.
For our patient’s convenience, we offer some prescription eye drops in our eye care pharmacy. Often these are at a considerable savings from normal retail pharmacies.
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