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As a Spokane Eye Clinic patient, you receive the most advanced collection of specialized eye care services available in the Inland Northwest. Spokane Eye Clinic delivers extensive services such as comprehensive eye exams, disease diagnosis, treatment, outpatient surgical procedures, vision correction and research studies.
Eyes are among our most precious tools. Much of our quality of life depends on these windows to the world. Adults and children look to and trust Spokane Eye Clinic doctors for all routine eye exams and specialty eye care needs including LASIK, PRK and cataract surgery.
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The Eye Clinic team of 18 ophthalmologists/MDs, 8 optometrists/ODs and a caring staff provide outstanding care to adult and pediatric patients that includes general and specialty eye care, vision correction and outpatient surgery. Our Board certified and fellowship trained physicians are among the most highly educated specialists practicing in the Northwest.
As Pediatric Ophthalmologists, we have the tremendous privilege of getting to take care of kids and help them achieve their best vision. We understand is a great privilege and know how precious they are. We, like you, want them to have a lifetime of excellent vision. Working together with you, in a patient-centered approach, we will be happy to evaluate and treat your child's eyes as needed, all the way from infancy through high school.
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Each clinic has an in-house optical shop which offers glasses, contacts or various treatments for dry eye. Opticians and contact lens experts help you find the best frames for your face and ensure a good fit.
Every effort to make your experience go well. Great, fun, caring, nurse, great doctor, great staff. (Dr. Whitted)
—Carolyn R.
December 14, 2018
Some people think Nerf darts are safe because they’re ‘soft.’ But three patients at the heart of a medical report all had days or weeks of pain and blurred vision from toy dart injuries.
The report, published in BMJ Case Reports, reinforces what that the American Academy of Ophthalmology has said many times. Projectile toys are not safe. The three cases, treated at Moorfield’s Eye Hospital in the United Kingdom, underscore the serious nature of eye injuries during playtime.
December 6, 2018
No one chooses gifts with the intent to harm, but some popular children’s toys can cause serious injuries. According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, nearly 252,000 toy-related injuries were treated in emergency rooms in 2014, and and almost half of these injuries affect the head or face...