An Eye Doctor for Acworth, GA

Worth the drive from Acworth

Lake Acworth families make the trip down I-75 to Bolt Eye Group East Cobb for care that's hard to find closer to home: DreamSculpt Ortho-K, scleral lenses and multifocal contact fittings.

Of course, we also handle yearly exams for every age, glaucoma and dry eye care, and help choosing frames.

Specialty care Acworth patients ask about

  • DreamSculpt Ortho-K

    Our orthokeratology lenses are worn overnight so your child sees clearly by day without glasses. Ortho-K lenses are also one of the most researched ways to slow myopia. Learn more

  • Scleral lenses for keratoconus

    Large, comfortable lenses for cone-shaped or irregular corneas. Scleral lenses · Keratoconus

Getting here from Acworth

17.2miles
~24minutes without traffic
Freeparking in the office park

From Acworth City Hall downtown, take South Main Street and Cowan Road to I-75 and head south for about 11 miles. Exit onto North Marietta Parkway, travel east about 3 miles and follow it to Sewell Mill Road and suite #310.

Drive estimate from Acworth City Hall to our office, calculated with the OSRM open-source router on OpenStreetMap data, without traffic. Rush-hour times will be longer. Get live directions

See near and far

Contacts that can replace your reading glasses

Multifocal contact lenses let many people over 40 see up close and far away without reaching for readers.

They're a natural fit for active Acworth adults who boat, golf or just hate hunting for glasses. Monovision contacts are another approach, with one eye focused far and the other near.

We fit trial lenses, see how they perform in your daily life, and fine-tune the fit.

Multifocal and specialty contact lenses · All your options after 40

Your visit, start to finish

  1. A warm hello

    Our front desk gets you checked in and comfortable.

  2. Pressure and imaging

    Trained technicians measure eye pressure and take your $39 imaging, which includes retinal photos and a corneal map.

  3. Time with your doctor

    Prescription, eye health check and a walk-through of every image.

  4. Glasses

    Opticians help you choose a style. We edge lenses on site and triple-check every finished pair.

OCT scans come with an in-office telehealth visit.

Keeping eyes healthy

  • Glaucoma

    We follow pressure and optic nerve images over time. If you need laser or surgery, we refer only to the best surgeons, picked for optimum care. Glaucoma
  • Dry eye

    Root-cause testing and a treatment plan that fits your life. Dry eye
  • Cataracts

    Diagnosis, monitoring, and referral when you're ready. We don't perform surgery. We refer only to the best surgeons for optimum care and handle your follow-up visits. Cataracts

Insurance and hours

We take VSP, EyeMed, Davis Vision, Spectera and other vision plans, along with Medicare and major medical plans such as Blue Cross Blue Shield, Aetna, UnitedHealthcare, Cigna and Humana. Medicaid is not accepted at this office. Bring your vision and medical cards to your visit.

  • Hours

    Monday to Friday, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm.

  • Address

    2255 Sewell Mill Rd #310, Marietta, GA 30062. Medical office park with a free lot right outside.

Acworth patient FAQs

How long is the drive from Acworth?

About 24 minutes without traffic. From Acworth City Hall it is about 17 miles: Cowan Road to I-75 south, then North Marietta Parkway east to Sewell Mill Road.

What does the $39 imaging include?

Every patient gets retinal and optic nerve photos plus a corneal topography map for $39. Two OCT glaucoma scans are included only with an in-office telehealth visit, in that same $39.

Is DreamSculpt Ortho-K only for kids?

Children are the main focus because Ortho-K lenses can slow myopia while the eyes are still growing, but orthokeratology can suit some adults too. Dr. Nayee will tell you whether DreamSculpt Ortho-K fits your eyes.

Can scleral lenses help with keratoconus?

Yes, for many people. Scleral lenses for keratoconus create a smooth optical surface over the irregular cornea. Our doctors fit them with help from Barbra Williams, COT, COA.

Do multifocal contacts work for everyone?

Not for everyone, but for many people over 40. Multifocal contacts let most wearers see near and far without readers for most tasks. If they don't suit you, monovision or progressive glasses are other options.

Areas we serve near East Cobb

Nearby towns served by our East Cobb office:

Acworth families: schedule online today.

Bolt Eye Group East Cobb · 2255 Sewell Mill Rd #310, Marietta, GA 30062 · 770-578-1900 · Directions