Andre Lenoir is an Atlanta, Georgia, optometrist whose career combines practice ownership, corporate professional relations, and community eye care. The owner of four eye care practices, Dr. Andre Lenoir has experience managing teams across multiple locations. His work extends from office operations to business development and partnerships within optometry.
From 2021 through 2023, Dr. Lenoir served as Walmart’s senior director of OD professional relations and business development. He helped develop teleoptometry programs for locations without onsite doctors and worked on optometrist recruitment and retention. His responsibilities also covered electronic records implementation, equipment planning, and clinical policies for employed optometrists.
Dr. Lenoir founded Dr. Lenoir and Associates LLC in 2004 and led it through 2022. His team of optometrists and physicians worked across eight Atlanta-area locations. He directed expansion planning and negotiated reimbursement arrangements with insurance payers. From 2008 through 2021, he owned Southlake Eye Clinic in Morrow, Georgia, where he managed a multidisciplinary practice.
His entrepreneurial work also included Optometric Billing Services, which he founded in 2015 and operated through 2022. Its team supported 26 optometry practices with insurance verification, claims processing, and payment administration. Dr. Lenoir introduced verification systems that brought first-time claim reimbursement accuracy to 96.7 percent. He also developed an onboarding process that completed credentialing in fewer than 60 days for most medical and vision plans.
Community programs formed another part of his career. Dr. Lenoir founded Eye Care for Kidz, a nonprofit practice in College Park, Georgia, which operated from 2009 through 2014. He also established Atlanta Mobile Eye Care, partnering with schools and retirement facilities between 2012 and 2022.
Dr. Lenoir earned his optometry doctorate at Southern College of Optometry in 2004, following undergraduate studies at the University of West Georgia. He serves as a director-at-large for the American Association of Corporate Optometrists. His volunteer background includes VOSH/International and the Essilor Vision Foundation Program.