If something feels off with your vision, please don't wait.

RETINAL DISEASE

Macular Degeneration

The macula handles fine central vision — reading, faces, colors. AMD blurs or darkens that center. Dry AMD moves slowly; wet AMD can progress quickly. The earlier we know, the more we can do.

URGENT — CALL SAME DAY

Retinal Tears & Detachments

Sudden floaters, flashes, or a curtain closing in at the edge of your vision are warning signs. Time-sensitive — the sooner we see you, the better the outcome.

SYSTEMIC

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Diabetic Retinopathy

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Diabetes damages small blood vessels in the back of the eye. It can progress silently for years. If you have diabetes, regular retinal exams are essential — not optional.

RETINAL DISEASE

Macular Pucker

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Scar tissue over the macula causing blurry or wavy central vision. Very common, very treatable. We'll explain exactly what we find and what your options are.

RETINAL DISEASE

Macular Hole

A small gap in the center of the retina causing a blurry or missing spot. More common with age. Many patients do very well after treatment.

VASCULAR

Retinal Vein Occlusion

A blocked retinal vein causes fluid or bleeding that can affect vision — sometimes suddenly. Early treatment makes a real difference in outcomes.

MAY BE URGENT

Flashes & Floaters

New floaters by themselves are usually harmless. But when they arrive suddenly — especially with flashes — call us the same day.

INFLAMMATORY

Uveitis

Inflammation inside the eye causing pain, light sensitivity, blurry vision, and floaters. Getting the diagnosis right is everything — treatment depends entirely on knowing what's driving it.