Circle Of Life Eyecare Center

read moreWe provide in-office and in-facility eye health care and glasses services to residents of nursing homes, assisted/supportive living, independent living, and developmentally disabled facilities.

read moreMacular degeneration is responsible for the loss of fine vision and extreme light sensitivity. With new state of the art testing, we are able to determine the density of the pigment cells surrounding your macula to determine your potential risk for the disease. The pigment in your eye helps protect from harmful blue light exposure and the lower the pigment the less protection you get. While effects are permanent and irreversible, with proper management we can slow progression and lower your risk significantly if caught early.

read moreOklahoma is one of the worst offenders of dry eye problems, which manifest as dry, red, itching, or watery eyes. Patients with dry eye often experience an itching sensation, excessive eye strain, have constantly watery eyes or report the feeling of something being lodged in their eye. While the symptoms are usually only minor, untreated severe Dry Eye Syndrome can damage tissue and possibly scar your cornea, leading to sight-threatening damage. If you have ever tried contacts, or are a current wearer, and have noticed the lens sticking to your eye or an increased level of discomfort - you are most likely experiencing dry eye symptoms!

read moreGlaucoma is the second leading cause of blindness in the United States. It is estimated that by 2020 that 2.5 million American's will suffer from this disease. It is dangerous not only because it can cause early blindness, but also because there are often no symptoms or pain until after irreversible damage has already happened. Glaucoma is a dangerous disease but is treatable if caught early. Our office uses digital tonometry to precisely measure your eye pressure and a variety of methods to monitor any potential signs glaucoma to assure your eyes are as healthy as possible.