Eye exam at My Vision Care in Lexington, KY, serving patients from Nicholasville

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Eye Doctor for Nicholasville, KY Patients

Our office is in Lexington, a straight drive up US-27 from Nicholasville.Walk-ins welcome.

We'll be upfront: My Vision Care is not in Nicholasville. We're one office in Lexington at 114 E Reynolds Rd, about 8 miles north of downtown Nicholasville on US-27. For Jessamine County patients, the drive is simple and the care is personal.

This is one of the few remaining doctor-owned, owner-operated practices in the area. Dr. Ron Haddad, OD, owns it and sees every patient, and the practice is run as a family business. We practice full-scope optometry, so one trip can cover your exam, your contact lenses or your glasses.

The drive from Nicholasville: one road, one turn

US-27 runs directly from Nicholasville to our street.

  1. Head north on US-27From North Main Street or the bypass, get on US-27 north (Lexington Road).
  2. Pass Brannon CrossingBrannon Crossing, at E Brannon Rd, is the shopping center closest to the Fayette County line. From there you're about 3 miles away.
  3. Cross Man o' War BlvdNow you're in Lexington, on Nicholasville Road. The Summit at Fritz Farm is at this corner, about a mile from us.
  4. Right on E Reynolds RdAt the Fayette Mall area, turn right onto E Reynolds Rd. 114 E Reynolds Rd is a short way in.

About 8 miles and roughly 15–20 minutes from downtown Nicholasville, or about 3 miles and roughly 5–10 minutes from Brannon Crossing. These figures are approximate, based on OpenStreetMap routing; traffic on US-27 can add time. Directions from Nicholasville in Google Maps.

Contact lens fitting room at My Vision Care, serving Nicholasville patients

Make the trip count

Get more done in one visit

When you're driving in from Jessamine County, you want to avoid a second trip. Our office handles your exam, contact lenses and glasses in one place. For most single-vision prescriptions, we can make your new glasses the same day, so you drive home wearing them.

When you call or book, let us know what you need (a contact lens fitting, a child's exam or new glasses) so our team can prepare for your visit. If you're renewing contacts, bring your current lens boxes.

Reasons it's worth the drive up

Care that brings Jessamine County patients to our Lexington office.

  • 01

    Specialty contacts

    Dr. Haddad fits scleral lenses, Contacts for Keratoconus and other specialty contacts himself, for eyes that standard soft lenses don't suit.

  • 02

    Contact lenses

    Routine contact lens exams too: first pairs with insertion and removal training, daily, biweekly and monthly lenses, toric lenses for astigmatism, multifocals and RGP. About contact lens fittings.

  • 03

    Children's exams

    Eye exams for kids that check focusing, tracking and eye health, with Kentucky Medicaid plans accepted. Children's eye exams.

  • 04

    Eye emergencies

    Before you make the drive for an eye injury, a red eye or a sudden change in vision, call or text us so we can guide you. Emergency eye care.

Dr. Ron Haddad, OD, who sees patients from Nicholasville at My Vision Care

Who you'll see

The same doctor, every visit

Dr. Ron Haddad, OD, owns My Vision Care, and he's the optometrist you'll see each time you make the drive. Dr. Haddad earned his Doctor of Optometry degree at the University of Houston College of Optometry (UHCO).

Dr. Haddad holds Kentucky certification in Expanded Therapeutic Procedures (ETP), part of the full scope of optometry practiced in Kentucky. He also cares for dry eye, myopia in children and other medical eye concerns. Meet Dr. Haddad.

Insurance, including Kentucky Medicaid plans

Jessamine County patients can use the same plans as Lexington patients: EyeMed, VSP, Spectera, Cigna, Anthem, Aetna, Medicare, Humana and Kentucky Medicaid plans, including UnitedHealthcare Community Plan (Medicaid).

To save you a wasted trip, call or text 859-216-2660 before you drive up, and our team will check your coverage. Insurance we accept.

Google reviews

5.0 on Google210+ reviews

  • “Family run business. Easy, professional, fast. A wonderful experience.”
    Cina C., Google review
  • “Very thorough and explained everything to me in plain language so I could understand.”
    Allison Y., Google review
  • “This is a small, family‑owned eye doctor’s office, which means so much to me. They are thoughtful, patient, and incredibly kind.”
    Ashley, Google review
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Questions from Nicholasville patients

Is My Vision Care in Nicholasville?

No. Our only office is in Lexington at 114 E Reynolds Rd, Lexington, KY 40517. It's a straight drive north on US-27 from Nicholasville.

How long is the drive from Nicholasville?

From downtown Nicholasville it's about 8 miles, roughly 15–20 minutes in normal traffic (approximate). From the Brannon Crossing area it's about 3 miles, roughly 5–10 minutes. Rush-hour traffic on US-27 can add time.

Which turn do I take off US-27?

Head north on US-27, which is called Lexington Road in Jessamine County and Nicholasville Road in Lexington. Pass Man o' War Boulevard, and when you reach the Fayette Mall area, turn right onto E Reynolds Rd. The office is a short way in on E Reynolds Rd.

Do you accept Kentucky Medicaid plans for Jessamine County residents?

Yes. We accept Kentucky Medicaid plans, including UnitedHealthcare Community Plan (Medicaid), along with EyeMed, VSP, Spectera, Cigna, Anthem, Aetna, Medicare and Humana. Coverage varies by plan, so call or text 859-216-2660 and our team will check your benefits.

Is it worth the drive for specialty contact lenses?

If standard soft lenses haven't worked for you, it may be. Dr. Haddad personally fits scleral lenses, RGP contact lenses and Contacts for Keratoconus when standard soft lenses fall short. Whether a specialty lens is right for you is determined during an exam.

Can I come in without an appointment if I'm driving up from Nicholasville?

Walk-ins welcome. Because you're making a drive, booking online or calling ahead is the best way to reserve a time that suits you.

Worth the drive up US-27.

Call or text 859‑216‑2660, or visit 114 E Reynolds Rd, Lexington, KY 40517, about 8 miles north of downtown Nicholasville. Walk-ins welcome.

Information on this site is general and is not medical advice.