As mentioned previously, we should correct all optical errors of the eyes (glasses); eliminate eye muscle problems; and create smooth accurate eye movements. In addition, we should make sure that we properly interpret what we see and use it appropriately. These are known collectively as perceptual skills and include form perception, size and shape recognition, visual memory, and visual motor integration (hand-eye coordination.)
At some point, you might be the victim of one of these scenarios: You rub your eye really hard, or you walk into something, or you just wake up with a red, painful, swollen eye. However it happened, your eye is red, you’re possibly in pain, and...
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Everyone from front desk to Dr. Swanson, my optometrist, was a delight to speak with and they made me feel very comfortable as a new patient who was looking to try on contacts for the first time.
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Very friendly staff. Helped me get a appointment quickly. It was my first visit but Dr. Swanson spoke to me like she was an old friend. Answered all of my questions and didn't try to push me to do anything or purchase anything I didn't want to. Absolutely wonderful experience.
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Dr. Swanson has been my optometrist for over 12 years. She is extremely knowledgeable, professional, and friendly. She is always willing to work with her patients to ensure their needs are met. I highly recommend her for anyone who needs an optometrist.
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Appreciated the time to go over frames with me and could tell that Dr. Sara genuinely cared about my eye health. I wasn’t just another new client. We went over a plan and are starting best practices. Definitely recommend!
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