Bluffton & Hilton Head Island, SC

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Request an appointment

Two offices, ten minutes apart. Tell us what's going on and when you're free, and we'll find you a time at whichever is easier to reach.

(843) 815-5454

Monday–Friday, 8:00 am – 5:00 pm

Fax (843) 757-9665

Three ways to get seen

  • Fastest

    Call the office

    Our front desk books for both locations. If you're a new patient, it takes about five minutes.

    Call (843) 815-5454

    Monday–Friday, 8:00 am – 5:00 pm

  • Before you arrive

    Complete your forms online

    New patients can fill in their paperwork ahead of time. It saves a good deal of sitting in the waiting room with a clipboard.

    Start new patient forms

    Or print them instead

  • Already a patient

    Use the patient portal

    View your records, results and visit summaries any time.

    Go to the portal

    Please don't use the portal for anything urgent

Something urgent?

Call us — don't wait for an appointment slot. Sudden flashes of light, a shower of new floaters, a curtain or shadow across your vision, an eye injury, or sudden pain or vision loss all need to be looked at quickly.

(843) 815-5454

Outside office hours, go to the nearest emergency room.

Where to find us

Our two offices

What to bring to your first visit

  • Your insurance cards and a photo ID
  • Your current glasses, and your contact lenses or their boxes
  • A list of your medications, including any eye drops
  • Any relevant family history — particularly glaucoma or macular degeneration
  • Sunglasses, in case your eyes are dilated

If your eyes are dilated your near vision will be blurry and you'll be light-sensitive for a few hours, so consider arranging a ride for a first visit. We accept most government and commercial insurance — see insurance and fees.

Not sure who you need to see?

That's completely normal. Start with a comprehensive eye exam and we'll work it out from there — most of what we treat is found at a routine exam rather than because someone arrived asking for it. You can also read about our doctors or browse what we do.