COVID-19 Practice Update
Due to recent COVID19 (coronavirus) events, we are updating our community regarding our hygiene measures and procedures, which are in accordance with the latest CDC guidelines:
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Locations
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43rd & Dodge
4353 Dodge
Omaha, NE
Spectacles: 402-552-2850
Contacts: 402-552-2811
Office: 402-552-2020
MON-FRI: 8:00-5:00
SAT: Closed -
135th & California
13500 California
Omaha, NE
Spectacles: 402-827-3200
Contacts: 402-827-3230
Office: 402-552-2020
MON: 8:00-5:00
TUE: 8:00-5:00
WED-FRI: 8:00-5:00
SAT: Closed -
72nd & Giles
7202 Giles
La Vista, NE
Spectacles: 402-779-8100
Contacts: 402-779-8100
Office: 402-552-2020
MON: Closed until June 1
TUE: Closed until June 1
WED-FRI: Closed until June 1
SAT: Closed -
181st & Q
18111 Q Street
Omaha, NE
Spectacles: 402-557-6444
Contacts: 402-557-6444
Office: 402-552-2020
MON: Closed until May 26
TUE: Closed until May 26
WED-FRI: Closed until May 26
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Council Bluffs
715 Harmony, Suite 300
Council Bluffs, IA
Spectacles: 712-388-2605
Contacts: 712-388-2605
Office: 402-552-2020
MON-FRI: Closed until May 18 due to COVID restrictions
SAT: Closed
LASIK
What is refractive surgery?
The images you see are the result of your cornea and retina working together.
Learn MoreRetina
The retina is a transparent layer in the rear of the eye consisting mainly of nerve cells, and is actually an extension of the brain. The front of the eye (the cornea) focuses images onto the retina that are interpreted by the brain.
Learn MoreGlaucoma
Tissue in a healthy eye produces a transparent fluid called aqueous humor that travels through the eye before exiting through tiny channels on the surface of the eye. The balancing act between the production and outflow of this fluid determines the pressure inside your eye – your intraocular pressure.
Learn MoreCornea
The cornea is the clear front window of the eye. It transmits light to the interior of the eye allowing us to see clearly.
Learn MoreCataracts
Cataract surgery is one of the most common surgeries performed in the United States each year, with over two million surgeries performed each year. It is also one of the safest surgeries, with over 95% of those surgeries having no complications.
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