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Why choose Atlantis Eyecare?

Patient Portal - Atlantic Eye Institute (904) 241-7865 See full list of locations & Hours Patients Make an Appointment Online Bill Pay New Patient Forms Order Contact Lenses *Disclosure: accessible format is available upon request. Services Routine Eye Exams Contact Lenses Vision Correction Surgery Cataracts Keratoconus Atlantic Retina Dry Eye

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What is patient portal?

Dec 30, 2021 · Atlantic Eye Institute is closely following the latest guidance from the CDC, Florida Department of Health, and the American Academy of Ophthalmology to manage how to continue to provide the highest quality eye care to our patients. Click the link below for information on how we are handling patient and staff safety. Learn More

What is the Washington Eye Institute?

The Washington Eye Institute is a full service ophthalmology practice that provides for the eye care needs for its patients in the DC metro area. We have combined some of the best subspecialists in the country to give our patients specialty care in cataracts, glaucoma, macular degeneration, lasik and refractive surgery as well as plastic surgery. The Washington Eye Institute provides its patients the highest level of compassionate eye care with a personal touch. The eye surgeons in our practice are on staff at all the major hospitals in Washington D.C and Maryland and are active in teaching the future generation of eye surgeons in the mid Atlantic area.

Who is Lamees Ashker?

Under the guidance of Lamees Ashker, a board certified and fellowship trained corneal specialist, our practice is able to diagnose and treat any corneal or refractive issues that you may be suffering from.

What happens when the clear lens in the eye becomes cloudy over time?

A Cataract occurs when the clear lens in the eye becomes cloudy over time. Patients may notice symptoms of blurry or decreased vision, glare, or even halos. Usually vision loss from cataracts occurs slowly over time.

What is the most common eye disease?

Diabetic eye disease, including damage to the retinal layer of the back of the eye, is one of the most common issues facing eye health today. Picking up early eye problems from diabetes can also be the first clue to other issues affecting your kidneys, heart, and blood vessels.