Nittany Eye Associates
Central Pennsylvania’s Home for Eye Care
Optometrists in the State College and Surrounding Areas
Our mission at Nittany Eye Associates is to offer world class care through the collaborative efforts of our optometrists, ophthalmologists and eye-care staff. By utilizing the newest technology in eye health, glasses, and contact lenses, we provide a patient experience that is second to none. With over 20 years of service and locations in State College, Greys Woods, Spring Mills, Tyrone, and Lock Haven we are your home for quality eye care.
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What Our Patients Are Saying
This was our first time at Nittany Eye Associates in State College and it was phenomenal! Every employee we encountered was pleasant, down-to-earth, knowledgeable and very helpful. We are from Lock Haven but we enjoyed this office so much that we will definitely be going there from now on!
Lacy TomJuly 13, 2020
Wow, what an experience! When customer service at any company seems to be at an all time low this business does it right. Making the appointment was simple, checking in was fast and easy, they reviewed my insurance coverage the week prior to the appointment and sent an email 2 days prior to the appointment explaining what would be covered and what wouldn't be covered, Dr Cymbor was kind and thorough, and upon checkout they provided me with a rebate form for our contacts that will get 33% of my payment returned from Cooper Vision. Kudos to the entire team here and keep up the great work. Nittany Eye Associates has Made Eye Care Great Again!
Michael HughesNovember 5, 2020
The staff there is phenomenal. I was really happy with my recent experience and am glad to have found an eye doctor i actually like
Christina LoDucaDecember 21, 2020
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