Thirteen Ways We Can Help, Two Front Doors
A baby’s first exam, a teenager’s first contacts, the readers that show up in your forties, the glaucoma check your father needed. We see all of it every week, and we would be glad to see you too.
Not sure what to call the thing that brought you here? Say what is going on when you call and we will take it from there.
The Everyday Visits
At either of our offices on S Washington Ave, with the doctors who have seen Titusville families since 2004. A comprehensive eye exam with us checks how well you see and how healthy your eyes are, and you look at the photo of your own retina with us before you leave.
Glasses and sunglasses come from the optical shop at either office, and you can try on frames from your couch first. Contact lenses are fitted to your eye, not the average one, and you reorder them from home once your fitting is current. Most vision plans, VSP and EyeMed among them, pay part of all three, and we list the plans we accept so you can check yours before you call.
What Our Doctors Trained For
We do, and each one trained for it. Dry eye treatment is at both offices with all four of our doctors, and it goes past drops to the cause, with infrared meibography and OptiLight IPL. Scleral and other specialty contact lenses are fitted at both offices for eyes that were told no.
Children see Dr. Jennifer Bradley, residency trained in pediatrics and binocular vision, and a first eye exam for a child runs about an hour. Our Low Vision Clinic at Playalinda is Dr. Sarah Koehnemann's, started in 2012. That visit is 90 minutes face to face with her, with no dilating drops.
Medical Eye Care, Close to Home
Yes, and for most of it you never leave S Washington Ave. Dr. Greg Aker is a Southern Diplomate in Glaucoma Management, and for glaucoma care we measure the optic nerve with the Solix OCT to catch change before you would notice it. Yearly diabetic eye exams and macular degeneration checks happen at both offices, and we send the report to your other doctors.
Cloudy is fixable. We find a cataract, tell you when the time is right, refer you to a surgeon we trust, and do the visits before and after here at home. Dr. Aker has managed more than 4,500 patients after eye surgery.
The Days That Are Not Routine
Call us first at (321) 269-2021. We see eye emergencies at both offices, and a painful red eye, a sudden change in vision, or new flashes and floaters gets worked in as quickly as we can, including after hours and on weekends.
On any visit you can see what we see. The Optos Optomap photographs your retina in one flash per eye, with no drops, and we put it on the screen beside last year's picture. The imaging we use and what each scan shows are worth a look before your first exam.
Urgent Visits at Both Offices
Call Us First. We Will Be Ready.
Something is wrong with your eye and you cannot tell how serious it is. Call before you drive to the ER; we have the instruments a walk-in clinic does not, and we will tell you right there on the phone what to do next.
Nearly everything happens at both. Two things live at one office only, and we will always tell you which when you book.
Aker Eye Downtown, 338 S Washington Ave
Our original office in the 1888 building with the blue awnings. Dry eye treatment happens only here, and the optical shop is downstairs.
Directions, parking, and the elevator
Aker Eye Playalinda, 1114 S Washington Ave
Our newest office a little further south, with our own lot at the door. The Low Vision Clinic lives only here, and so does our children’s specialist.
Directions and the lot at the doorExams, glasses, kids, and the hard days, in the words of the folks who came in for them.
“Got to meet Dr. Akers daughter she was amazing. Definetly recommend AKER EYE.”
“Excellent doctor, exam personnel and front staff. A pleasure to go there.”
“Dr. Aker has always been very efficient. The whole office is very nice and friendly. Love this office.”
“The office staff is outstanding. Very considered and more than willing to work with you. The doctors are both wonderful ladies. Explain everything and great detail. Made my appointment extremely easy and pleasurable.”
“Dr Amanda Aker is a wonderful compassionate person. She listens to your issues and gives you your best options. I would recommend her everyday. I just wish I found her sooner.”
“I've been going to Dr Aker office for many years. The staff is professional friendly and very informative. I enjoy the whole experience 🧑🦳🥰”
“Everyone was very kind and very helpful. Came in for an eye exam and glasses, didn’t have no issues. Will come back again!”
“From the moment I walked in the door until I left I felt special. Everyone made me feel at ease. The exam process was thoroughly explained. I would highly recommend this office.It's clean.The staff is friendly and the service is excellent.”
“Friendly polite atmosphere. Explains everything they’re doing to check your eyes, then they show pictures of what your eyes look like and what you may or may not need to have done afterwards. Will be going back for my yearly checkup next year.”
“Very courteous and helpful staff. Dr. Aker is of course, the best!”
Tell us what is going on and which office suits you, and we will find you a time. We answer (321) 269-2021 Monday through Friday, 8am to 5pm.
4.9 stars from more than 2,000 Google reviews
Three ways to get a time
Mon to Fri, 8am to 5pm, both offices. We open at 10am on the first and third Wednesday of the month.
The numbers are public: 4.9 stars from 2,027 Google reviews as of September 2026, across both of our offices on S Washington Ave, where we have practiced since 2004. Dr. Greg Aker is a Southern Diplomate in Glaucoma Management, Dr. Sarah Koehnemann started our Low Vision Clinic in 2012, and Dr. Jennifer Bradley trained in pediatrics and binocular vision. Book online or call us at (321) 269-2021.
Whichever is closer, for most things, since nearly everything we do happens at both. Dr. Greg Aker and Dr. Amanda Aker are Downtown at 338 S Washington Ave, on the second floor. Dr. Koehnemann and Dr. Bradley are at Playalinda, 1114 S Washington Ave, on one floor, home of our Low Vision Clinic. Unsure? Call (321) 269-2021 and we will point you the right way.
Most vision plans and medical insurance, including VSP, EyeMed, Davis Vision, Medicare, Humana, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Aetna, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare, and Tricare. A vision plan usually covers the routine exam and part of your glasses or contacts; medical insurance covers a visit for a problem such as glaucoma, dry eye, or diabetes. Have your plan name handy when you call (321) 269-2021 and we will check your benefits first.
Call (321) 269-2021 first and we will tell you. We see eye emergencies at both offices, and when you call we will say which one can take you and when. A sudden change in vision, a painful red eye, or new flashes and floaters should not wait for a routine opening; a routine exam books online any time.
