Siloam Springs, Arkansas

Eye care, close
to home.

Independent eye exams for the whole family, right inside the Siloam Springs Walmart Supercenter.

Find the officeInside the Walmart Supercenter Office hoursMon–Thu 9 AM–5 PM · Fri–Sun closed Talk to our team(479) 238-0257

Eye exams
& services.

From a child’s first pair of glasses to ongoing eye health concerns, here’s how we can help.

Comprehensive eye exams

A full check of your vision and eye health, with an updated glasses prescription you can take anywhere.

Contact lens exams

Fittings for first-timers, astigmatism and multifocal lenses, plus yearly prescription renewals.

Kids’ eye exams

Unhurried exams for school-age kids. Vision problems can look like trouble paying attention in class.

Red eye & urgent visits

For red eyes, irritation or a suspected scratch, call the office to ask about an urgent visit.

Diabetic eye exams

Yearly dilated exams with a report sent to your primary care doctor, often billed to medical insurance.

Dry eye & eye disease care

Ongoing care for dry eye, glaucoma checks and macular health, with imaging to track changes over time.

Meet your eye doctors.

Good Optics is owned by the two optometrists who see you here.

Dr. Andrew Murphy, O.D.

Eye exams for all ages · Contact lens fittings · Glaucoma and dry eye care

About Dr. Murphy

Dr. Andrew Murphy was born and raised in Northwest Arkansas. He received a Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry from the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville. Dr. Murphy then graduated summa cum laude from the Southern College of Optometry, where he was awarded the Dr. Milton Webb Leadership and Service Scholarship from the Arkansas Optometric Association.

Dr. Murphy is dedicated to providing exceptional eye care and vision services. He enjoys seeing patients of all ages for comprehensive eye examinations as well as fitting contact lenses and managing conditions such as glaucoma, age-related macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, and dry eye disease.

When he’s not seeing patients, you can find Dr. Murphy cheering on the Razorbacks, wood-working in his shop, or learning a new song on the guitar!

Dr. Jacob Leet, O.D.

Eye exams for all ages · Contact lens fittings · Eye disease care

About Dr. Leet

Dr. Jacob Leet is originally from Cape Girardeau, MO. He received his Bachelor of Science degree from Southeast Missouri State University. After college, he attended the University of Missouri-St. Louis Optometry School, graduating with honors in 2016.

Prior to moving to the NWA area, Dr. Leet worked in private practice in Southeast Missouri for 9 years. Dr. Leet’s focus is ocular disease and contact lenses, but he enjoys the primary care setting and seeing patients of all ages.

Outside of his professional commitments, he enjoys anything outdoors and spending time with his wife and two kids.

Insurance
& pricing.

Using insurance?

Have your insurance card handy when you call. We’ll help you check your vision or medical benefits before your visit.

Paying for your own exam?

Ask us for the current fee and what it includes. Your prescription is yours to fill at the optical shop of your choice.

Call (479) 238-0257

Visit our office.

Inside the Walmart Supercenter
2901 Highway 412 E
Siloam Springs, AR 72761

Get directions

Office hours (Central time)

Monday – Thursday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Friday – Sunday: Closed

(479) 238-0257

Before your visit.

Answers to the questions we hear from new patients.

Are you part of Walmart?

No. Good Optics Eyecare is an independent practice owned by its doctors. We lease space inside the store, but your exam, your records and your care are with us. Walmart Vision Center is a separate business that sells glasses and contacts.

Do I need an appointment?

Call our office to schedule an exam. If you need a same-day visit, ask about availability when you call.

Do I have to buy my glasses at Walmart?

No. Your prescription is yours. You can fill it at Walmart Vision Center a few steps away, online, or anywhere you like. We’ll hand you a copy at the end of every exam.

Which insurance do you take?

Call us with your plan name and member ID. Our team can check your benefits and explain what your plan covers before you come in.

How long does an exam take?

Plan on about 30 to 45 minutes. Add 20 minutes if your eyes are dilated, and bring sunglasses for the drive home.

What should I bring?

Your current glasses and contact lens boxes, a list of medications, and your vision and medical insurance cards.