EYE Center

Detailed retinal and optic nerve layer imaging used to assess retinal disease, glaucoma, and related abnormalities.

Visual field testing evaluates peripheral vision and is useful for glaucoma and optic nerve-related conditions.

Retinal photography records and monitors changes in the retina, blood vessels, and optic disc.

Laser treatment for selected conditions such as posterior capsule opacity after cataract surgery and retinal laser treatment when indicated.

Small-incision cataract surgery using ultrasound technology to remove cataract and support visual recovery.

Vitreoretinal surgery for selected retinal and vitreous conditions.

Slit-lamp examination and eye pressure measurement for anterior eye evaluation and glaucoma screening.

Eye ultrasound used for internal eye assessment and preoperative measurement when indicated.

Injection into the vitreous cavity for selected retinal diseases such as diabetic macular edema or macular degeneration when indicated.

Diagnosis and treatment of cataract, which causes blurry vision, glare, and decreased vision. Treatment may include cataract surgery with intraocular lens implantation.

Glaucoma is optic nerve damage that may be related to high eye pressure and can lead to permanent vision loss if untreated.

Care for conjunctivitis, red eye, keratitis, dry eye, ocular allergy, and corneal disorders.

Care for retinal diseases such as diabetic retinopathy, age-related macular degeneration, retinal tear or detachment, and vitreous disorders. Tests and treatments may include OCT, retinal photography, laser, intravitreal injection, or vitrectomy.

Diagnosis and treatment of uveitis, which may cause redness, eye pain, light sensitivity, or decreased vision.

Care for optic nerve disorders, abnormal vision, double vision, and eye problems related to the nervous system.

Care for drooping eyelids, eyelid malposition, eyelid masses, tearing, tear duct obstruction, and related conditions.

Care for pediatric eye conditions, strabismus, amblyopia, refractive errors, and visual problems in children.

Care for eye injuries, eye wounds, foreign bodies, chemical exposure, and ocular emergencies. Immediate medical care is recommended for severe symptoms.

Regular eye checkups are recommended, especially for people over 40, patients with diabetes or hypertension, or those with a family history of eye disease.

OCT analyzes retinal and optic nerve layers and helps evaluate retinal disease, glaucoma, and selected abnormalities.

Glaucoma is usually chronic and requires ongoing monitoring. Treatment helps slow optic nerve damage and reduce risk of vision loss.

Cataract surgery is commonly performed under local anesthesia. Mild discomfort may occur, and the doctor will provide guidance before treatment.

Children should have age-appropriate eye exams. If they have strabismus, blurry vision, frequent eye rubbing, headaches, or learning difficulties, they should see an eye doctor.

Intravitreal injection delivers medication into the vitreous cavity to treat selected retinal diseases such as diabetic macular edema or macular degeneration.