Vitamin D and Your Eyes Vitamin D is a fat-soluble vitamin that is synthesized by the body when exposed to UV. This vitamin is essential to bone health and calcium absorption, and is known to prevent rickets in children and osteomalacia in adults. Vitamin D also has an impact on the health of your eyes. […]
What is the Difference Between Buying Glasses Online and Buying In Person? If you wear glasses, chances are you have noticed ads encouraging you to buy glasses online. These ads can be enticing, as they offer low prices and stylish eyewear. But the true cost of online eyewear purchases may cause you to think twice. […]
Opticians, Optometrists, Ophthalmologists, and Occupational Therapists Do you need to schedule an eye appointment, but feel confused about which type of provider to see? In this blog we will explain what these eye care professionals do, help you find the best provider for your needs, and introduce you to the amazing staff at Mountain View […]
Digital Eye Strain Many Americans spend their days looking at computer, phone, tablet, and television screens. These screens allow us to stay connected, work efficiently, and learn new information with just the touch of a few buttons. But spending too much time looking at screens can lead to symptoms of asthenopia, more commonly known as […]
Eyelash Extensions and Your Eyes Eyelash extensions are one of the most popular beauty trends on the market. Used to make eyelashes appear longer and fuller, the process involves gluing artificial strands onto natural lashes for a semi-permanent enhancement. The eyes are a very sensitive part of the body, and as with any procedure, risks […]
Seeing Well at Night Living in Alaska means experiencing more than your fair share of long, dark nights. One of the greatest challenges Alaskans face is nighttime driving safety, especially on snowy or icy roads. In this blog, we’ll discuss the best ways to achieve clear vision and stay safe while driving at night. […]
Smoking and Your Eyes November is National Smoking Cessation Month! It is a well known fact that smoking is very bad for your body. Smoking leads to heart disease, pulmonary disease, and cancer. What you may not know is that smoking is equally as bad for your eyes. In this blog, we’ll discuss some of […]
Diabetes Awareness November is Diabetes Awareness Month. According to The Centers for Disease Control (CDC), 34.2 million Americans-or 1 in 10-have diabetes, with the highest percentage of existing cases occurring in American Indian/Alaska Native populations. If not properly controlled, Diabetes can lead to kidney failure, amputation of the feet or legs, and blindness. In this […]
Halloween eye safety October is Halloween Eye Safety Month! The pursuit of the perfect Halloween look might have you tempted to buy those wild contact lenses you saw at a gas station, but eye injuries caused by Halloween contact lenses can be truly scary. In this blog, we’ll discuss why purchasing costume contact lenses without […]
Combined Cataract and Glaucoma Surgery If you have been diagnosed with cataracts and glaucoma, you may have the option of treating both problems with one surgery. In this blog, we’ll discuss the option of cataract surgery with Micro Invasive Glaucoma Surgery (MIGS) to effectively treat both conditions. Kahook Dual Blade Kahook dual blade (KDB) is […]
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Sat / Sun: Closed
Appointment Only
Our hours are back to:
8am to 5pm Monday-Friday
Closed Saturday and Sunday
Optical is open by appointment only.
As of 5/4/2020, we are scheduling ALL types of exams, as we are no longer restricted to urgent/emergent visits only. We will gladly continue to schedule telemedicine appointments when possible and at our patient’s request. We are following state mandates and social distancing protocols, and continue to put great efforts into cleaning and sanitizing to keep our patients and community safe and healthy. Please call 907-328-2920 to schedule an appointment
