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Stacey

Stacey: Office Manager

Stacey ensures that the patient experience meets and exceeds our promise of outstanding customer care. She has been in the ophthalmology profession for over 15 years and an office manager for over 5 years. She creates a positive atmosphere by being a role model and encouraging teamwork. We were excited to add her knowledge and experience to Advanced Eye Care in 2016.


Jaimie

Jaimie K., CPO: Exceptional Care Coordinator

Jaimie has proudly served Advanced Eye Care since 2009 with a tradition of quality service and a friendly personality. Jaimie takes great pride in offering every patient the absolute best in personalized eyewear. She ensures that our patients have a rewarding experience that will keep them coming back and referring friends and family. Jaimie leads patients through the sales process of selecting and purchasing frames, lenses, and sunglasses. As head of our Optical, she understands product features, and help customers determine what types of products are desired in a courteous and professional manner. She always goes the extra mile by sending cards and notes to patients to create such an exceptional and caring atmosphere for Advanced Eye Care.

Grant

Grant R., CPO: Optometric Tech Manager

Advanced Eye Care welcomed Grant full time in 2013 (but, he likes to tell patients he has been here since 1990) where his strong organizational, interpersonal and communications skills are highly valuable. He works closely with patients specializing in specialty contact lens insertion, removal and management. Grant is an expert on our office’s state of the art equipment, technology and contact lens products. He earned his Emergency Medical Technician certificate in 2012 and Certified Paraoptometric certification in 2016. He is passionate about improving the eye health of patients and ensuring that they receive the highest level of care.


Kari

Kari S. CPO-C: Practice Administrator

Kari joined Advanced Eye Care in 2009 after graduating from the University of Iowa. She received her CPO and CPOC through the AOA to provide administrative support, coordinate insurance billing, and training of front office staff for Advanced Eye Care. Kari has excellent communication, organizational and technology skills which help ensure that the office runs smoothly and provides a consistent quality of eye care to you and your family. Kari worked directly in the office and now currently works remotely from her home in Iowa. Her compassion for patients, expertise in the technology field, and charismatic personality makes her an invaluable resource for the Advanced Eye Care team.


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Tulsa Office

Monday:

9:00 am-5:30 pm

Tuesday:

9:00 am-7:00 pm

Wednesday:

9:00 am-5:30 pm

Thursday:

8:00 am-5:30 pm

Friday:

9:00 am-4:00 pm

Saturday:

Closed

Sunday:

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  • ""I am not sure if it is possible to put into words how wonderful Advanced Eye Care is. I have rather significant eye issues that required frequent visits, frequent changes, and frequent frustration. Everyone at Advanced Eye Care went above and beyond standard patient care to make me feel comfortable, understood, and ease the frustration associated with my keratoconus. I would recommend any one of the eye doctors here to take care of any of my friends, family, or co-workers. My vision would not be where it is today without the care they provided and continue to give"."
    Theresa Kramer
  • ""My wife and I have been patients at Advanced Eye Care with Dr. Roddy for over twenty-five years. Due to some unusual eye issues we have had to depend upon her expertise beyond normal eye exams and prescriptions for glasses. She has always been knowledgeable and has skillfully helped us to resolve the issues. Over the years we have interacted with many of the staff and they have always been courteous, professional and helpful. I can unconditionally recommend Advanced Eye Care as a wonderful place to have vision needs met"."
    Dr. Glenn Plum