Hundred of thousands of Americans across the country suffer preventable eye injuries every year.
If you’ve experienced an eye emergency at work or at home, please contact us immediately. If your emergency happens outside of our regular office hours, please visit your nearest emergency room.
Injuries can happen anywhere and in any way, including:
Emergencies don’t always have to be external, either. Other emergencies like sudden eye pain, flashes and floaters, sudden vision loss, or a mix to all these can signal a variety of eye health emergencies, including:
Find us on the corner of South Weber Street and Colorado Avenue.
You can access our private parking lot from South Weber Street.
20/40 vision means you need to stand 20 feet away to see what someone with normal vision can see from 40 feet. […]
20/40 vision means you need to stand 20 feet away to see what someone with normal vision can see from 40 feet. […]
Light sensitivity and eye color are connected, and those of us with blue, green, or other light-colored eyes may have a bit more trouble dealing with intense sunlight. […]
Light sensitivity and eye color are connected, and those of us with blue, green, or other light-colored eyes may have a bit more trouble dealing with intense sunlight. […]
When it comes to protecting your eyes outdoors, sunglasses are important, but not all lenses are created equal. Regular sunglasses reduce brightness and block harmful UV rays, but polarized lenses go a step further by cutting glare and improving clarity, especially around reflective surfaces like water or pavement. This added benefit can make a noticeable […]
When it comes to protecting your eyes outdoors, sunglasses are important, but not all lenses are created equal. Regular sunglasses reduce brightness and block harmful UV rays, but polarized lenses go a step further by cutting glare and improving clarity, especially around reflective surfaces like water or pavement. This added benefit can make a noticeable […]
Eye Care Center of Colorado Springs
