Emergency Eye Care

Abrasions

Although most corneal abrasions are not serious, they can be very uncomfortable and cause light sensitivity and watery eyes.

Learn More

Learn More

Foreign Body Removal

Not surprisingly, what often causes a foreign body sensation in the eye is an actual foreign body. Common foreign bodies that can adhere to and become embedded in the surface of the cornea include metal shavings, inorganic grit (sand, tiny stone particles), sawdust and other organic material.

​​​​​​​Learn More
Learn More

Infections

An eye infection can happen when bacteria, viruses or fungi invade part of the eye or its surrounding area. This includes the clear front surface of the eye (cornea) and the thin, moist membrane lining the outer eye and inner eyelids (conjunctiva).

​​​​​​​Learn More
Learn More

Red Eyes

​​​​​​​Red eyes (or red eye) is a condition where the white of the eye (the sclera) has become reddened or "bloodshot." The appearance of red eye can vary widely. It can look like there are several squiggly pink or red lines on the sclera or the entire sclera may appear diffusely pink or red.

​​​​​​​Learn More

Sudden Loss of Vision

If you experience any sudden loss of vision, even if temporary, painful or not, or sudden changes in vision, including flashes of light, new floating spots, a curtain or shadow blocking part of your vision please call our office immediately to make an appointment with an Optometrist.
​​​​​​​

Learn More