Dr. Matt Judd at
Eye Clinic of Goodlettsville -
The Eye Doctor You Can Count On
When Was The Last Time You Visited Your Eye Doctor?
You only have one pair of eyes. Don't underestimate the importance of getting a routine eye exam, whether you need an updated prescription or not. Early detection and management of ocular diseases can prevent complications and serious vision loss. Let Dr. Matt Judd at Eye Clinic of Goodlettsville protect your eye health today.
Our Eye Clinic accepts Medicare
Dr. Matt Judd provides personalized service to each and every patient in our Goodlettsville practice. We’ll meet with you to determine which tests to perform based on your visual requirements and health condition. Our eye care experts offer top-notch care and guidance to ensure that our patients enjoy the highest quality of life possible. Our vision clinic accepts many insurance plans, including Medicare.
Our Specialties At Eye Clinic of Goodlettsville
LASIK, cataract surgery, and more
If you are considering surgery for medical reasons or to improve your vision, call us at 615-857-0127 today! We screen patients, prepare them for surgery, and make sure their eyes are well cared for after they are operated on.
Eye Emergencies
Dr. Matt Judd has years of experience in dealing with eye emergencies ranging from trauma, to foreign object removal, to sudden loss of vision. He can also treat your eye allergies or pink / red eye. Contact us first, but if we are closed or don't answer right away, use your best judgement and consider going to the emergency room if necessary.
Glaucoma is a common eye condition in which your optic nerve, the bundle of nerves at the back of the eye, which feeds visual information to the brain, is damaged because of high inner eye pressure, known as intraocular pressure. Along with regular eye exams to ensure early detection, a number of other steps can be taken to proactively prevent the development of Glaucoma.
Macular degeneration is a common age-related eye disease. When left untreated, it is one of the leading causes of blindness in people over the age of 65 in the United States. We encourage you to ask your questions and we’ll discuss the benefits, limitations, and risks of various AMD treatments.
People with diabetes are at significantly increased risk of developing cataracts, a clouding of the vision caused by clumps of protein forming in the lens of the eye. Although cataracts usually affect people in their elderly years, diabetics tend to develop cataracts at a younger age, and their condition progresses much faster. Our Goodlettsville Dr. Matt Judd can help.
