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.
The Eye Clinic team of 20 ophthalmologists/MDs, 11 optometrists/ODs, and 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.
At Spokane Eye Clinic, we have two fellowship-trained pediatric ophthalmologists, Dr. Colburn and Dr. Weed. We know how important your child’s eyes and vision are. Working together with you, we will develop a customized treatment plan to meet your family’s needs and give your child the best possible vision.
Three out of our four clinics have 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.
Locations include, South/Downtown, Spokane Valley, and Nevada/Northpointe.
The whole event was great. I was quite nervous but since Dr. Skoog has taken care of my eye since the injury, I had a lot of trust in him and the staff.
Many people living with dry eye feel misunderstood and unsatisfied with their treatment, according to a new survey.
Health Union interviewed 415 Americans with chronic dry eye about their experience managing the condition. Here’s what the survey found, and what ophthalmologists say could help.
Did you know that COVID-19 can have an affect on your eyes? But not in the ways you might think...
Turn to the Academy’s collection of EyeSmart articles for the latest information about coronavirus and your eyes, advice for patients and tips for staying healthy at home.
The current mask mandates still require all patients, employees, and visitors to wear a mask at all times when visiting our clinic. Spokane Eye Clinic thanks you all for your continued compliance and patience during this time.
If you have any more questions, please read the latest mask guidance, as well as visiting the Spokane Regional Health District website .
Prevent the spread of COVID or other illnesses by calling and rescheduling if you are feeling sick or have been in contact with someone diagnosed with COVID-19.
Don’t Be Too Early
Please try to keep waiting rooms clear by arriving no more than 15 minutes early. If you want to be earlier, please wait inside your vehicle.
Any Questions?
If you have any questions about how Spokane Eye Clinic is taking extra precautions to ensure the safety of our patients, employees and all clinic visitors, please give us a call.
