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Welcome to Advanced Eye Center

Dr. Susan Jong is the only FCOVD in Louisiana and has 40 years experience. (www.covd.org)  Advanced Eye Center provides all vision services from comprehensive eye exams, specialty optical and contact lenses, to vision therapy solutions for both adults and children. 

Our Services:

- Comprehensive Eye Health Exams

- Vision Therapy

- Ortho-K 

- Therapeutic Optical Lenses (ie., prism)

- Sports Vision Therapy

- Visual Rehabilitation

- Specialty Contact Lenses

- Computer Vision Treatment

- Optical Gallery


Vision is one of the most precious senses we have, and living life with impaired vision is difficult and often frustrating. 

Call us at 225-769-6010 today or request an appointment online. 

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Meet The Optometrist

  • Susan Jong
    OD, FCOVD

    Dr. Susan Jong, a life-long Louisianan, grew up in Lake Providence working in her family owned business. After undergraduate studies at the University of Mississippi (Ole Miss), she received her doctorate degree from Southern College of Optometry in Memphis, TN in 1979 where a strong interest in vision therapy developed. 

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Testimonials

  • "I highly recommend this business for their specialty services, care, professionalism and promptness. If you have any learning problems, dyslexia or anything of the sort, try Dr. Jong and her team to check your eyes. My niece was falling a lot but had 20/20 vision; Dr. Jong and her team figured out her problem and she no longer falls. My daughter was having problems with math. Dr. Jong and her team figured out why and her math scores went up. I had problems reading Latin and it's due to a form of dyslexia. Specialty glasses help fix that problem as well. Dr. Jong has a lot to offer the community and I highly recommend her. This is my first online review ever!!"
    -Anonymous
  • "Dr. Jong and her skilled, experienced staff always give friendly and personal attention to this patient. My eyes have been in her care since 1985 and its has been very good care. I believe the Center has all the latest examination and diagnostic equipment. My annual visit with Dr. Jong and her staff is a great confidence builder."
    -Stephen S.
  • "The most caring people you will ever meet. It is an awesome feeling to have someone who understands what your child is struggling with and actually has a solution to your problem. I recommend anyone that has a child with a learning disorder to schedule an evaluation. You will be amazed!"
    -Casey D.
  • "s been years since my last exam. Dr. Jong was friendly, informative and thorough throughout the exam. The staff at Advanced Eye Center were polite and caring. There was no waiting time and I was out of the office with a new prescription within 30 minutes of arriving."
    -Sara G.

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  • Corneal Dystrophies

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Advanced Eye Center

Office Hours

Monday:

8:30 am-6:00 pm

Tuesday:

8:30 am-6:00 pm

Wednesday:

8:30 am-6:00 pm

Thursday:

8:30 am-6:00 pm

Friday:

Closed

Saturday:

Closed

Sunday:

Closed