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Why choose eyeeye clinic of Austin for eye care?

Eye Clinic of Austin is one of the leading eye surgery and eye care centers in the Austin area. For over 35 years, our optometrists and ophthalmologists have used the most advanced eye technology, including laser cataract surgery, LASIK, and corneal transplants.

How do I connect to mypatientvisit?

Once you enter the safe health code and connect you will see your dashboard for MyPatientVisit. You will create your own username, password, and enter your First Name, Last Name (same as name on insurance card). You will then complete 3 security questions of your choosing.

What services do our optometrists and ophthalmologists provide?

For over 35 years, our optometrists and ophthalmologists have used the most advanced eye technology, including laser cataract surgery, LASIK, and corneal transplants. We also provide comprehensive eye care including routine eye exams, prescription glasses, contact lens fitting, and glaucoma treatment.

Where is the Eye Physicians of Austin located?

Eye Physicians of Austin, located in Austin, Texas, has been providing the highest quality of advanced eye care for adult and pediatric patients since 1963. The practice’s team of highly-trained physicians offer the latest medical and cosmetic eye surgeries and non-invasive treatments, utilizing the most sophisticated, cutting-edge technologies available today. The physicians here embrace a proactive approach to eye care, seeking to prevent conditions and diseases that can destroy healthy vision. They are also among the most renowned specialists in the Austin area and have performed countless successful surgeries including: LASIK, cataract surgery, cornea transplant surgery, as well as, cosmetic blepharoplasty procedures.

What are the hours of eye doctor in Austin?

We continue to implement best practices for preventing the spread of COVID-19 including precautionary cleaning and sanitizing, screening staff and patients, and wearing proper personal protective equipment.#N#Beginning on Monday May 4th, 2020 we will be seeing both new and established patients during our regular 8am – 5pm office hours. We will close for an hour between 11:30am – 12:30pm to allow for additional time for cleaning and sanitizing. For the safety of our patients and staff, the following temporary measures are in place:#N#• While an in-person visit to the ophthalmologist is often necessary, we are excited to be able to offer telehealth visits for some conditions. Please call 512-583-2020 to inquire if a telehealth visit is appropriate for your condition.#N#• Our providers are in the office for conditions requiring in-person visits. In order to ensure the health and safety of our patients and staff, the doctor’s technician will be contacting you 1 -2 days prior to your appointment to update your medical history, current medications, and other pertinent information.#N#• We will screen every visitor that comes to our facility upon arrival. Please plan to arrive no more than five minutes before your appointment time and come with a mask or face covering. During this time, you may be asked to reschedule if you are not wearing a face covering. Please wait for admission to the building by our staff as we complete screenings. We have allowed for ample time in our schedules to complete screenings on each visitor.#N#• We ask that only one companion accompany the patient to their appointment if necessary and that only children scheduled for an appointment visit our building.#N#• We are scheduling surgeries and procedure for our patients. If your surgery was postponed due to COVID-19 restrictions, please know we are continuously monitoring guidelines so we can schedule your procedure when it is safe to do so. You may call 512-583-2020 for more information about the current schedule.#N#• Our Optical and Contact Lens departments are open and operating as usual on Monday through Fridays. We will resume Saturday hours as soon as possible.#N#Eye Physicians of Austin will continue to provide the most advanced, personalized care for all of our patients. Please contact us at 512-583-2020 with any questions or concerns.

When do you get blurred vision?

Sometime after age 40, most people begin to experience blurred vision up close when performing tasks like reading, sewing, or working at the computer. This condition is called presbyopia.

Does Eye Physicians of Austin accept insurance?

At Eye Physicians of Austin, we accept most major insurance plans. Here is a list of some of the plans we accept. Please contact our office if you do not see your insurance provider listed.

What is the name of the eye care facility at UT Health Austin?

UT Health Austin’s Mitchel and Shannon Wong Eye Institute diagnoses, treats, and manages a wide range of eye conditions, from cataracts and diabetic retinopathy screenings to some of the most specialized ophthalmic care, in patients (13 years and older). We use the latest diagnostic imaging and treatment modalities to fully care for your eyes.

What is UT Health Austin?

This facility is outfitted with the latest state-of-the-art technology and organized to support an unmatched level of multidisciplinary care. Patients have access to all of the resources and amenities UT Health Austin has to offer, including attached garage parking, comfortable waiting areas, an on-site cafe, a full-service H-E-B pharmacy, advanced imaging and lab testing, and an Ambulatory Surgery Center for same-day surgical care.

What is the Mitchel and Shannon Wong Eye Institute?

The Mitchel and Shannon Wong Eye Institute care team includes fellowship-trained ophthalmologists who specialize in glaucoma, uveitis, and adult strabismus as well as ophthalmic technicians, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, dietitians, and more, who work together to help you get back to the things in your life that matter most to you.