Your Local Eye Doctors in Wilder, Kentucky
Eyes are important indicators of overall health, and comprehensive eye care goes beyond a prescription for glasses or contact lenses. At Garbig Family Eye Care in Wilder, KY, we take the time to get to know you, your eye care history, and your vision needs. Our local eye doctors provide the expert care, advice, options, and follow up you need whether you are a new patient or an existing one - or just have questions about the insurance plans we accept.
Please help us welcome our new associate,
Dr. Matthew D'Arsie!
Dr. Matthew (Matt) D'Arsie graduated with his Doctor of Optometry degree from the Arizona College of Optometry in 2024. He is a dedicated and highly trained optometrist, skilled in diagnosing and managing a wide range of ocular diseases and conditions, including Dry Eye, Glaucoma, Macular Degeneration, and Binocular Vision issues. Dr. D'Arsie enjoys working with patients of all ages, from toddlers to seniors (2-99+), and is excited to join the Garbig Family Eye Care team.
Meet Our Eye Doctors
Meet our eye doctors, Dr. Douglas Garbig, Dr. Kristine Kerestan, & Dr. Matthew D'Arsie in Wilder, Kentucky. We offer a full range of eye health services to clients of all ages – all with personalized attention and a smile. In our eye care clinic, every patient is treated warmly and effectively. Individualized attention is the foundation of our care, to ensure that your eyes remain healthy. We’re dedicated to optimizing your vision!
Our Designer Frames
Garbig Family Eye Care is a full-service optical center with the knowledge, skills, and expertise needed to help our patients in Wilder look and feel their best. We understand how much first impressions matter. After all, your face is the first thing people see when they look at you.
We'll ensure that you put your best face forward. Enjoy clear vision and feel fantastic!
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Contact lenses are a convenient alternative to glasses, offering visual clarity and ultimate comfort! We offer a wide selection of contacts, including daily disposable soft contacts, multifocal, toric, and colored lenses.
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