Our mission is to provide exceptional eye care, coupled with kind and compassionate service.
Kind and Compassionate Care
Dianne Gray
Huntsville, AL
2023
This team was really great... they were all so friendly, caring and respectful. Wait time before surgery was short. Preparation was simple, and efficient... they all worked so well together. Dr. Ramsey did my surgery, and he was fast and efficient. I was more that apprehensive before this procedure, but the staff and Dr. Ramsey assured me that they would make me comfortable, and would keep me as pain free as possible... They kept their word and was more that grateful.
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Huntsville, AL
2023
Office was clean and wait time was about 10 minutes. Dr. Solomon and his staff , Emily and Sierra were kind and knowledgeable. He explains things in a way that you can understand and makes you feel that he is at your beck-n-call. I appreciated that. I like them alot and have given Dr. Solomon 5 stars.
View on GoogleMeet Our Huntsville, AL, Doctors
Dr. Robert Maynor is a board-certified ophthalmologist. He is certified by the American College of Eye Surgeons in cataract surgery. A pioneer in the field, he has authored articles, conducted seminars in ophthalmic surgical techniques, and introduced advances in ophthalmic surgery to eye care professionals in North Alabama and the Tennessee Valley.
Dr. William Mitchell joined Dr. Maynor in 1999 to form Maynor & Mitchell Eye Center. Dr. Mitchell is known for staying up to date on the latest technology used in cataract surgery. In fact, he was the first in the area to use the breakthrough Crystalens intraocular lens for post-cataract clear vision treatment. You can trust him for thorough care that uses cutting-edge techniques.
Dr. Salter is an accomplished cataract and glaucoma surgeon who is trained in state-of-the-art micro-invasive surgical and laser techniques for effective treatment. As a doctor who performs more of these types of procedures than anyone else in North Alabama, he is uniquely qualified for your care.
With a focus in cataract and refractive surgery, Dr. Ramsey provides comprehensive ophthalmology services. He was elected chief resident during his residency and presented his research on predicting vision after cataract surgery to the American Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgeons.
Dr. Talalight specializes in treating diseases of the retina and vitreous, including macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, and retinal detachments. A board-certified ophthalmologist and Clinical Assistant Professor at the University of Alabama School of Medicine, he is committed to his own education and the education of others.
A leader in the field of ophthalmology, Dr. Solomon participates in treatment trials to help advance it. He is a member of the American Academy of Ophthalmology and the American Association of Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus.
As part of our glaucoma team, Dr. Eitzen works alongside Dr. Salter. He completed his residency in ophthalmology at the University of Alabama School of Medicine and the Eye Foundation Hospital. When he was in the United States Air Force serving in Operation Desert Storm, he served as an advisor for Ophthalmology to the CENTAF Surgeon General.
As a primary eye care physician, Dr. Martin evaluates and treats a vast array of eye conditions, provides routine family eye care, and fits many types of specialty contact lenses. She began her career in optometry in 1995 when she joined our practice.
Serving the eye care needs of patients locally since 1999, Dr. Scott provides entire families with eye care and fits them for contact lenses. She also gives back to her community by treating children with vision needs at the HEALS clinic.
Our Affiliations
How We Serve Our Patients in North Alabama and the Tennessee Valley
Cataract Surgery
Cataracts are extremely common in patients over 60. The eye disorder occurs when the natural proteins within the lens begin to clump together, making vision hazy and cloudy. While many patients simply resort to large print materials, bright light, and stronger lenses, cataract surgery eventually becomes necessary to maintain clear sight. We are a leader in cataract surgery and offer different packages based on your unique needs.
Glaucoma Treatment
Glaucoma occurs when the optic nerve becomes damaged and causes vision deterioration and even blindness. While there is currently no known cure for glaucoma, early detection can help slow the progression of the disease. At Maynor & Mitchell Eye Center, we can detect and manage glaucoma using a wide variety of treatment options, depending on the severity of the case.
LASIK
Patients who are 18 years of age and older can benefit from LASIK surgery, a solution for vision correction. Dr. Mitchell has been performing LASIK since its FDA approval in 1999. His was the first practice in Huntsville to offer the procedure and the first to offer blade-free iLASIK in North Alabama. We know some practices run LASIK specials that sound too good to be true, and they are. We always recommend choosing reputable care with established doctors like ours over a good deal when your vision is on the line.
Retinal Ophthalmology
If you're experiencing symptoms like floaters, flashes, or blind spots, you may be experiencing a retinal disease. Retinal ophthalmology can help stop or slow the disease to preserve your vision. Our Huntsville office serving the North Alabama and Tennessee Valley areas can treat retinal tears, retinal detachment, macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, and more.
Family Eye Care
We offer comprehensive eye care for the whole family, from children to seniors. With eye exams, contact lenses, and eyeglasses, our optometrists have everything your family will need to maintain their vision for life. We will help you select the right option for your look and lifestyle.
Specialty Contact Lenses
If you’ve been told you can’t wear contacts, or you’re not seeing like you think you should with your current lenses, you may benefit from Specialty Contact Lenses. These lenses are designed to fit the shape of your unique corneas and can accomplish things standard lenses can’t giving you sharper, clearer vision.
Diabetic Eye Care
Diabetes can cause damage to the retina, in a condition called diabetic retinopathy. This is why it’s so important for diabetic patients to attend regular eye exams—early detection is key. While mild cases can be controlled with diabetes management, more severe cases may require laser treatment or surgery to correct.
Our IOL Offerings
Intraocular lenses replace your natural lenses to correct a range of vision issues. We offer a standard option and many advanced IOLs, including:
Basic (Single Focus)
This type of IOL has one focusing power, meaning you can choose to sharpen either your close-up, mid-range, or distance vision. Most people choose to sharpen their distance vision and continue to wear glasses for close-up tasks.Multifocal IOLs
Multifocal lenses contain several focal zones, improving both close-up and distance vision. With these IOLs, your brain is able to choose which zone to focus on. Over time, patients should be able to rely less on their glasses, and some can stop using them altogether.
Astigmatism Correcting IOLs
Certain lenses can adjust how the light hits your retina, correcting astigmatism and lending to clearer vision. These lenses ultimately aim to reduce the glare and halos astigmatism can cause.
Light Adjustable Lens
Your ophthalmologist can fine-tune the corrective power of light adjustable lenses using a series of UV light treatments. These customize your prescription and bring you as close to your desired visual outcome as possible. Glasses are still necessary for reading or driving.
Our Complete List of Eye Care Services
- Eye Care Services Overview
- Cataract Surgery
- Comprehensive Eye Care
- Contact Lenses
- Diabetic Retinopathy Treatment
- Dry Eye Treatment
- Eye Exams
- Eyeglasses
- Glaucoma Treatment
- LASIK
- Macular Degeneration Treatment
- Retinal Detachment Surgery
- Visian EVO
Your First Appointment
A patient's initial exam with us typically lasts about two hours or longer so we can run all necessary tests. We may recommend having someone drive you to and from your appointment because we may dilate your pupils and this can make driving difficult.
Please bring the following with you to your first appointment:
- Online registration confirmation number
- Current insurance cards and photo ID
- List of all current medications and pharmacy information
- Your current glasses and/or contact lenses
- All co-pays and deductibles
- A referral–it is your responsibility to determine if one is required by your insurance
Paying for Your Eye Care
We want maintaining and correcting vision to be accessible for our patients throughout North Alabama and the Tennessee Valley, so we accept many insurances that can contribute to or cover your care. We also offer free consultations for patients considering LASIK surgery. We accept Visa, Mastercard, Discover, and American Express for your convenience.
Experience a Higher Level of Eye Care
Sharene Pyka
Huntsville, AL
2023
Rare to find a doc that takes the time to explain everything in detail. Staff was also very friendly, professional and informative. Just a wonderful experience! Highly recommend them.
View on GoogleSandra Stutts
Huntsville, AL
2023
Maynor & Mitchell provide exemplary patient care. The office staff and medical staff are efficient and very kind. I feel like the doctors listen and answer all questions and concerns. Highly recommend!
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