WELCOME Located in Kernersville, the Heart of the Triad, Harper Eye Care offers comprehensive vision management to patients of all ages utilizing cutting edge technology and advanced ophthalmic equipment. Dr. Amy V. Harper, an established NC Licensed Optometrist has had the privilege of practicing in Kernersville since June of 2005, and established Harper Eye Care in 2007 in an effort to bring more personalized attention to her patients.  Dr. Harper looks forward to continuing her relationship with her established patients and is gladly welcoming new patients of all ages.  We are focused on you!  Our goal is for you to be comfortable and confident with your vision, and to provide quality eye care on a very personal and professional level. We want to be your family’s choice for vision care for life. Thank you for visiting our website.  Please contact our office to schedule your ocular health examination.

Dr. Amy V. Harper receives Legendary Patient Care Award from the First Practice Academy.  Please click on the logo below to read the press release from Schaumburg, IL. Harper Eye Care is partnered with the Kernersville Lions Club and collects donations year round of old and unused eyeglasses.  Please remember us when updating your eyeglasses so that we may be able to give the gift of sight to someone less fortunate and in need.

A New Look at Optometry - by Patty Jo Sawvel According to Dr. Amy Harper - who is opening an optometry practice in Kernersville - there is more to optometry than glasses and contacts. "While examining a person's eyes," said Dr. Harper, "an optometrist can detect up to 80% of all systemic diseases, including diabetes, high blood pressure, cancer, AIDS/HIV, arthritis, and irritable bowel syndrome." About two years ago, Dr. Harper had a patient who complained of chronic headaches, dizzy spells, and tingling in her arms and legs. Dr. Harper did a full eye exam that included a visual field test. As a result of that exam, she flagged the possibility of multiple sclerosis. She referred the patient to a neurologist and a couple of weeks later she received a report that confirmed her suspicions. (Full article HERE!)