Thousands of Americans experience some degree of an eye emergency every year.
If you’ve experienced an eye emergency, please contact us immediately. If your emergency happens outside of our regular office hours, please visit your nearest emergency room.
An eye emergency can happen in many different ways, but some of the most common are:
Other emergencies, like sudden eye pain, flashes and floaters, sudden vision loss, or a mix of all, can signal a variety of eye health emergencies, including:
While there is no replacement for the care a trained eye care professional can provide, you may be able to mitigate your emergency by following these simple first aid tips:
For chemical exposure, immediately flush your eyes with cool, clean water for 15 minutes. Cover with an eye shield and contact us immediately for help.
For blunt trauma to the eye, place a cold compress on the injured area, and immediately call us or another medical professional.
For punctures, tears, rips, or scratches to the eye or eyelid, please don’t touch the area or add pressure. Instead, cover the area with an eye shield and contact us or another medical professional immediately.
Find us just south of the Sheridan & Glen intersection, on the same side of the road as Marco’s Pizza and across the street from Walgreens.
Find us just south of the Sheridan & Glen intersection, on the same side of the road as Marco’s Pizza and across the street from Walgreens.
You can find our office on North Cummings Lane, right next door to Rock Valley Physical Therapy. We offer plenty of parking in front of our clinic with accessible parking stalls.
Closed for lunch 12-1pm
You can find our office on North Cummings Lane, right next door to Rock Valley Physical Therapy. We offer plenty of parking in front of our clinic with accessible parking stalls.
Closed for lunch 12-1pm
Peoria
Washington
