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Emily M. Korszen, OD, FAAO

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Dr. Korszen grew up in Florida, where she attended the University of Florida and earned a Bachelor of Science in Neurobiological Sciences.   She attended Nova Southeastern University in Fort Lauderdale, where she graduated valedictorian with her Doctor of Optometry degree.

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Best of the City Award: Spokane Eye Clinic

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We are excited to announce we have been voted one of the best Optical Shops in the area by the readers of Spokane/CDA Magazine! We have recently opened up a new optical shop location at 9651 N Nevada making it even easier for patients to access our award-winning Optical Department.

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Welcome Dr. Emily Korszen!

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Dr. Korszen attended the University of Florida where she received a Bachelor of Science in Neurobiological Sciences.   She then graduated with highest honors from Nova Southeastern University in Florida, where she earned her Doctor of Optometry degree.

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Nathan L. Noakes, OD

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Dr. Noakes joined Spokane Eye Clinic in December 2019.   He completed his undergraduate degree in Nutritional Science at Brigham Young University and graduated from the Ohio State University College of Optometry.

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Shelly T. Lee, MD

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Dr. Lee joined the Spokane Eye Clinic in 2020.   She graduated Cum Laude from Harvard University in Chemistry and received her medical degree from the Duke University School of Medicine.

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Safety at Home: Preventing Eye Injuries

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Did you know that half of all eye injuries happen at home?

The American Academy of Ophthalmology urges every household to have at least one pair of ANSI-approved protective eyewear.  (“ANSI-approved” means the protective eyewear is made to meet safety standards of the American National Standards Institute.

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IMPORTANT! Fireworks Eye Safety

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The numbers are clear: Fireworks are dangerous, and July 4 is especially risky for eye injuries. Increased InjuriesAccording to the U. S. Consumer Product Safety Commission's most recent study on annual fireworks injuries, fireworks caused 8 deaths and 9,700 injuries in 2023, with 19% being eye injuries.

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Patient Portal Smartphone App Now Available!

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We live in a world where more people have a smartphone or tablet than a computer. That is why we have worked with our vendors to bring an app to your smartphone to make it even easier to communicate with your doctors and see your records.

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Digital Eye Strain

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Screens and Your Eyes Spending too much time on digital screens (Phone, Computer, Television) can cause eye and vision-related problems. In the eye-care world, this is referred to as "digital eye strain.

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