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Surgery Center
Spokane's Leading Ambulatory Eye Surgery Center
LocationThe Surgery Center and Laser Eye Center are centrally located on the 2nd floor of the Spokane Eye Clinic, 3 blocks north of Providence Sacred Heart Hospital next to I-90.
Optical Locations
Spokane Optical Co. A full-service optical center is available in each of Spokane Eye Clinic's three locations. Patients can purchase and repair eyeglasses, get fitted for and order contact lenses through Spokane Optical Company (SOC), and more.
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Please contact us to learn more about clinical research or express your interest in participation. It is important to completely understand the clinical trials before volunteering. Talk with your doctors, family members, and clinical trial staff to determine if a particular study is the right choice for you.
Visit pageStrabismus
Strabismus is the term used when the two eyes are misaligned. Strabismus can be congenital or acquired. Acquired strabismus is typically caused by a neurologic or muscular abnormality whereas congenital strabismus is something people are born with or starts at an early age.
Visit pageWandering Eye / Exotropia
Intermittent Exotropia (Eye Wandering)Intermittent exotropia, also called wandering eye, is a type of strabismus (eye misalignment) in which the eyes drift out (exotropia) from time to time. This is a relatively common type of strabismus in both children and adults. The amount of deviation varies widely from person-to-person.
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Spokane's Leading Ambulatory Eye Surgery Center
What to ExpectSpokane Eye Clinic's Surgery Center features the newest technology and surgical techniques to treat eye diseases. Eye surgery is safer, comfortable, and convenient than ever before, and our outpatient facility maximizes patient comfort and convenience while minimizing cost.
Glaucoma
Glaucoma is a specific pattern of diseases that damage the optic nerve, which carries the images we see to the brain.
Visit pageRetina Issues
The retina is the tissue paper-thin membrane in the back of the eye that acts like the ”˜film' in a camera. The retina collects information from the images projected upon it and sends it along the optic nerve to the brain, where it is interpreted and experienced as sight.
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