Silvana Abadeer, OD

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Dedication to corneal disease, dry eye therapy, and community health shines at Logos Vision

Logos Vision proudly highlights the exemplary clinical practice of Dr. Silvana Abadeer, O.D., a trusted optometrist located at 545 State Route 18. Having earned her Doctor of Optometry from Pennsylvania College of Optometry (Salus University) in 2010, Dr. Abadeer brings over 15 years of rich experience to her community, combining advanced clinical skills with compassionate care.

Since joining Logos Vision, Dr. Abadeer has stood at the forefront of cutting-edge eye care, specializing in corneal disease and dry eye management. Her expertise encompasses comprehensive exams, advanced contact lens fittings, myopia management, cataract and diabetic eye evaluations, and minimally invasive procedures such as IPL therapy and punctal plugs. She frequently employs digital imaging and OCT to detect early signs of glaucoma, macular degeneration, and systemic conditions, ensuring her patients receive prompt, personalized treatment.  

Dr. Abadeer is renowned for her concierge-style approach, offering tiered care packages—Gold and Platinum—that provide accessible, premium eye care with additional services such as dry‑eye consultations, trial lenses, fundus photography, and eyewear discounts. This innovative model addresses gaps in traditional vision plans and helps reduce out‑of‑pocket burdens for her patients. Her commitment to patient experience is reflected in positive reviews and a 4.5-star average rating across platforms like Healthgrades and Sharecare, where patients commend her for clarity in explanations, trustworthiness, friendly office staff, and ease of scheduling. 

Beyond the clinic, Dr. Abadeer’s community engagement is notable; she has taken part in multiple mission trips, providing vision care in underserved areas. She also speaks both English and Arabic, broadening access to care within diverse patient populations. In her time, she enjoys traveling and exploring new cuisines alongside her husband and two daughters.

“Dr. Abadeer’s unwavering commitment to patient-centered innovation and clinical excellence continues to elevate the standards of care at Logos Vision,” said a spokesperson for the practice. “Her passion for treating complex ocular conditions and dedication to individualized service make her an asset to both our team and the East Brunswick community.”

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