Stonehenge Vision Source
7200 Creedmoor Rd #100,
Raleigh, NC
Stonehenge Vision Source provides eye exams, contact lenses, and eyewear in Raleigh, NC. The practice also lists diabetic eye exams, age-related macular degeneration monitoring, and cataract management with surgical referral when needed.
Dr. Eric J. Oberdorf opened the practice in 2003 and earned his doctorate from the Illinois College of Optometry, then completed a residency at the Huntington VA Medical Center. Dr. Sinead Eck holds a Doctor of Optometry degree from the Pennsylvania College of Optometry.
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+1 919-847-9751
Kat
8 months ago
The girl who did the preliminary eye scans for my 9-yr old daughter was so friendly and made my daughter Dee very comfortable. We saw Dr. Eco, and she too was great with my daughter. She explained things well and was was thorough. I’d recommend.
Massiel D.
8 months ago
I've been a patient for almost 10 years, and the staff and medical providers consistently go above and beyond to provide exceptional care. They are flexible and responsive to my needs, even on short notice. I highly recommend this practice to all of my loved ones.
Ashley Resta
1 year ago
I'm a new patient with Stonehenge and I had a wonderful experience! Natalie walked me through a couple of eye scans and was so kind and gentle. She also took the time to explain to me what each test/scan was for. Then Dr. Eck completed a few more scans and was able to show me the pictures they took of my eyes and explain what I was looking at! I always appreciate when a doctor takes the time to explain what they are doing. Lastly, I looked at lenses with a man whose name I cannot remember but he was very helpful in reviewing my insurance policy and seeing what frames were covered by my insurance. Highly recommend this practice :)
