An Eye Doctor for Sandy Springs, GA
From Sandy Springs, Bolt Eye Group East Cobb is a quick trip over the Chattahoochee on Johnson Ferry Road. Many patients work or shop on one side of the river and live on the other, and we make eye care easy for both.
Our doctors offer adult and children's exams, DreamSculpt Ortho-K, scleral and multifocal contact lenses, and medical care for glaucoma, dry eye and cataracts.
Ditch the readers: see your screen and the room in contacts
Multifocal contact lenses let many people see up close and far away without reading glasses.
Long days on laptops and phones make the near-focus change of your 40s hard to ignore. Multifocal soft lenses and monovision contacts are two ways to stay glasses-free for most of the day.
We fit trial lenses, ask how they handle your real routine, and adjust at follow-up.
Multifocal and specialty contact lenses · All your options after 40
Getting here from Sandy Springs
From Sandy Springs City Hall at City Springs, head to Johnson Ferry Road and follow it northwest across the Chattahoochee River into East Cobb. Continue west to Sewell Mill Road. Our medical office park has free parking right outside suite #310.
Drive estimate from Sandy Springs City Hall (1 Galambos Way) to our office, calculated with the OSRM open-source router on OpenStreetMap data, without traffic. Rush-hour times will be longer. Get live directions
More than an eye chart
We check eye pressure for every patient and refine your prescription carefully. Our $39 imaging (retinal photos and a corneal map) gives us a baseline to compare year to year, and your doctor walks you through it.
OCT glaucoma scans are offered with our in-office telehealth exam, included in the same $39. Exam details
From exam room to optical
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Greeting
A warm welcome and help with your benefits.
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Trained technicians
They take your images and explain each test.
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Clear answers
Your doctor explains what the images show.
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Frames you'll love
Our opticians help you choose. Lenses are edged in-house, and each pair passes a three-point final check.
DreamSculpt Ortho-K
For nearsighted kids, DreamSculpt Ortho-K offers orthokeratology without daytime lenses. Custom Ortho-K lenses are worn at night and taken out in the morning. Dr. Nayee runs the program, with Barbra Williams, COT, COA, coaching families on lens care.
Scleral lenses for keratoconus
If keratoconus or a past eye surgery has made vision blurry even in glasses, scleral lenses for keratoconus may help. They rest on the white of the eye and hold a thin layer of saline over the cornea.
Glaucoma, dry eye and cataracts
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Ongoing monitoring with pressure checks and nerve photos. For laser or surgery, we refer you only to the best glaucoma surgeons for optimum care. Glaucoma
Glaucoma
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We find what's behind the irritation and treat it directly. Dry eye
Dry eye
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We diagnose, monitor and care for you before and after surgery. Surgery itself is done by a partner surgeon. We refer only to the best surgeons, chosen to give you optimum care. Cataracts
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.
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Hours
Monday to Friday, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm.
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Address
2255 Sewell Mill Rd #310, Marietta, GA 30062. Medical office park with a free lot right outside.
Sandy Springs patient FAQs
How do I get to the East Cobb office from Sandy Springs?
From City Springs and Sandy Springs City Hall, take Johnson Ferry Road northwest across the Chattahoochee into East Cobb, then continue west to Sewell Mill Road. It's about 9.2 miles, roughly 19 minutes without traffic.
Are you open on weekdays only?
Yes. Our East Cobb office is open Monday through Friday, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. You can book online at any hour.
Can DreamSculpt Ortho-K slow my child's myopia?
DreamSculpt Ortho-K is an orthokeratology treatment, and overnight Ortho-K lenses are one of the best-studied ways to slow myopia in children. Results vary by child, so Dr. Nayee follows each child closely and measures the change over time.
Do you fit scleral lenses for keratoconus?
Yes. Our doctors fit scleral lenses for keratoconus and other irregular corneas, with custom designs based on corneal mapping and trial lenses.
What are monovision and multifocal contacts?
Both help people over 40 see near and far. Multifocal contacts blend both powers in each lens. Monovision sets one eye for distance and the other for reading. Many people use either one without reading glasses for most tasks. We help you try them.
Areas we serve near East Cobb
Our East Cobb office also serves:
Sandy Springs patients, book your exam online.
Bolt Eye Group East Cobb · 2255 Sewell Mill Rd #310, Marietta, GA 30062 · 770-578-1900 · Directions