Innovative Eye Doctors

in Colorado Springs

Preserve & Enhance Your Vision

Your eyesight is a precious gift that must be taken care of to ensure longevity. By being leaders in innovation and early adopters of technology, our eye doctors in Colorado Springs help ensure you’re getting the care you deserve.

We take pride in offering reliable care for hard-to-treat patients around the entire country! Our myopia control and therapeutic contact lens specialists are here to provide meaningful solutions and help get your eyes seeing and feeling their best. Our eye doctors also can provide specialty services like dry eye treatment, IPL and more.

At Eye Care Center of Colorado Springs, we dedicate ourselves to supplying an unparalleled eye care experience that you can trust.

Book an Appointment with our eye doctors in Colorado Springs today.

Eye Care That Goes Above & Beyond

Contact lenses can provide functionality for patients with a myriad of conditions. We specialize in providing treatment for even the most difficult cases, using specialized equipment and technologies for accurate fittings.

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Headache & Tension Relief

Headache & Tension Relief

We are the only provider in southern Colorado to offer Neurolens® to help align your eyes and provide relief from headaches, neck and shoulder pain, and eye strain related to detail work. These lenses are designed with a contoured prism to help ease discomfort caused by visual misalignment.

We are the only provider in southern Colorado to offer Neurolens® to help align your eyes and provide relief from headaches, neck and shoulder pain, and eye strain related to detail work. These lenses are designed with a contoured prism to help ease discomfort caused by visual misalignment.

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Visit Our Office in Colorado Springs

Where to Find Us?

Find us on the corner of South Weber Street and Colorado Avenue.

Where to Park?

You can access our private parking lot from South Weber Street.

Our Address

110 South Weber Street
Colorado Springs, CO 80903

Contact Information

Phone: 719-576-5844
[email protected]

Hours of Operation

Monday
8 AM7 PM
Tuesday
8 AM5 PM
Wednesday
8 AM5 PM
Thursday
8 AM7 PM
Friday
9 AM5 PM
Saturday
9 AM2 PM
Sunday
Closed

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If you’re someone who relies on glasses or contact lenses for your myopia, you might be wondering if there’s an alternative. Fortunately, there is another option—orthokeratology, or ortho-k, lenses. These special lenses are worn overnight and removed during the day, giving you clear vision without the need for other corrective lenses. Typically, these lenses last […]

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Can Diabetic Retinopathy Be Reversed?

Diabetes can have many effects on your vision. One common eye condition caused by diabetes is diabetic retinopathy. Diabetic retinopathy is an eye disease caused by high blood sugar, which leads to blockages in the blood vessels in the eyes. If left untreated, diabetic retinopathy can cause some serious side effects, including vision loss.  Luckily, […]

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