Central Florida Eye Center

My husband and I were looking for a new eye doctor after moving to Lake County. We had heard good things about Central Florida Eye Center and made appointments with Dr. Glass. We were very impressed with how organized and efficiently run the office was, and especially impressed with Dr. Glass. She performed a very thorough exam and then explained the results of the tests and her findings in a way that was easy to understand. She answered all of our questions and we did not feel rushed.

Each one of the technicians that assisted in my eye exam was very kind and curtious, they were very knowledgeable in everything they did. Made me feel very comfortable and felt that I was taken very excellent care. I dearly love Dr Glass! I liked how she showed me all the pictures that were taken of my eyes and she explained each test that was given! Excellent Excellent Customer Care from beginning to the very end of my appointment. Thank you Central Florida Eye for all you do!! GREAT TEAM OF EMPLOYEES!

Very attentive staff! Dr. Glass is extremely personable and worked to get the prescription right making me feel like I’m not just another patient she’s trying to get in and out the door. The contact fitting felt the same way. Not rushed and all the right questions were asked to make sure what I was trying was comfortable and appropriate for me. The eyeglass staff continued the same approach. Patiently allowing me to go through multiple frames before picking what I wanted. As expected, a far cry from any of the big chains I’ve ever gone to. Glad to be back with Central Florida Eye Center!

I have been "seeing" Dr. Verkaik for many years. Her excellent ability to diagnose, and guide immediate treatment have kept my eyes doing what they need to be doing. Her entire team is excellent, professional, and caring. Go see them!

I was conflicted about giving one star because for the majority of my time as a patient, Dr. Gatson and Dr. Verkaik took very good care of me. However, for the past few years, my appointments were with new providers. I had been a patient for 38 years and continued to drive 2 hours after I relocated to Tampa in 2018. I didn’t want to end my relationship with the practice. In June 2025, I was diagnosed with having small cataracts that were supposedly too small for insurance to pay for. I’d been on chemo earlier in the year and was told that it was probably a result of that. With everything else that I had going on, I accepted the fact that it was another new normal. I also couldn’t see out of the contact lenses that were prescribed so I never finalized my prescription and ordered new