Top reasons to affiliate with
Eyemart Express:
Meet Drs. Justin & Rebecca Stilley
Dr. Justin Stilley received his Bachelor of Science degree from Northeastern State University. Dr. Rebecca Stilley received her Bachelor of Science degree from Oklahoma State University. They met each other and received their doctoral degrees from the Oklahoma College of Optometry. Both doctors are members of the MOA and the AOA.Justin Stilley is a past board member of the Missouri Optometric Association. They have three children and attend the First Baptist Church of Joplin.
Elevate Your Practice
"I'm able to concentrate on my professional services, both vision examinations and lots of medical. I'm doing just as much medical here as I was doing in my private practice previously."
Justin Stilley, O.D.
Stilley Eye Associates
Meet the other doctors:
"It’s been a very rewarding experience. We’re seeing more people, taking care of more than just eyeglasses and contacts, and taking care of overall eye health needs."
Paul Loving, O.D.
Loving Eyecare
"A big difference between the big box retailers and this company is that Eyemart Express is run by ODs. The professionalism is at a much higher level."
Chad Peterson, O.D.
Peterson Eye Care
"I can run my business my way. I feel respected as a doctor."
Long Do, O.D.
Waco Vision Center
"I look at Eyemart Express as a hybrid situation. It’s not commercial, yet it’s not your typical private practice because we aren’t selling eyeglasses – and that was a great thing for me. It’s simpler now that the dispensary is gone."
Justin Stilley, O.D
Stilley Eye Associates
"We learned early on that 90% of the headaches came from running the dispensary. If we had a frustrating day, typically it came from the eyeglass sales. It has been – without a doubt – a fantastic decision for us."
Rebecca Stilley, O.D.
Stilley Eye Associates
"I'm just more comfortable. My head is with the patient, not with the retail. My focus is now truly on performing exams."
Lauri Baldwin Graham, O.D.
Surfside Family Eyecare
"When I came out of school, literally every optometrist was charging low fees and marking up the glasses – I didn't want to do that. I wanted fees for service. I didn't go through eight years of college to be an optician. Breaking free of the optical allows me to spend more time on patient care."
Mark S. Varnum, O.D.
Advanced Clinical Eyecare