We provide professional eye care services at our Vision Clinic for residents of Sequim, WA. Our mission is to deliver exceptional care through the most effective use of advanced technology, continuing education, and access to multiple sub-specialists. Your needs, desires, goals, and values drive our approach to optometry since improving the way you see things improves your quality of life. With our highly-educated team of board certified optometrists, we work tirelessly to be your professional providers of choice for eye care in Sequim, WA.
Eye Care Sequim, WA
Professional Eye Care for Sequim, WA
Our Vision Clinic Services
Our various eye care services include regular eye examinations, prescription glasses, contact lenses, lasik surgery consultations, and treatment of various eye conditions through early eye disease detection.
Complete Optometric Practice
Complete eye condition treatment and prevention including Macular Degeneration, Glaucoma, Diabetes, eye injuries and infections.
American Board of Optometry
Our Vision Clinic is the only practice on the Olympic Peninsula where all its practicing optometrists are certified Diplomat, American Board of Optometry. Only 10% of optometric physicians hold this Board certification.
A Well-Equipped Modern Office
In order to deliver the best eye care, our office is equipped with state-of-the-art technology. By using modern technology such as Optical Coherence Tomography – OCT (a scan that reveals pathology of the retina) and our Humphrey Visual Field Analyzer (used to detect areas of visual field loss), we can assure the health of our patients’ vision for years to come.
A Valuable Resource For Our Patients
Eye conditions, surgeries, and treatments in a comprehensive and easy to understand format.
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