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COVID Office Hours Update

As of Monday, May 4, we will resume normal office hours with preventative eyecare and optical services with the following enhanced safety measures:
We ask that patients supply their own facial covering while in the office
Doctors and staff with direct patient care will wear masks
Social distancing guidelines met with limited number of people in the office.
Adult patients should arrive alone or only 1 companion/caregiver for those needing assistance.
Optical services by appointment only at this time
Please use the hand-sanitizing station upon entering the office.
We look forward to seeing you!!

Patient Forms Reorder Contact Lenses

Drs. Driver and Clark, P.A. is with Cassee Cole and 6 others.

7 days ago

Digging my Maui Jim blue Hawaii lenses!! ... See MoreSee Less

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Drs. Driver and Clark, P.A. is with Deb Davis.

2 weeks ago

When all else fails, check your head!!😉😉Happy Friday!! ... See MoreSee Less

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Drs. Driver and Clark, P.A.

2 weeks ago

Just a little education on sun tints for you!!😎 ... See MoreSee Less

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Drs. Driver and Clark, P.A.

2 weeks ago

"Overexposure Over time"The longer the eyes are exposed to solar radiation, the greater the risk of developing cataracts, eye cancer, pterygium (surfer’s eye) or macular degeneration later in life. It is not clear how much exposure to solar radiation will cause damage. So, whenever you spend time outdoors, wear a wide-brim hat as well as quality sunglasses that offer UV protection. ... See MoreSee Less

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3 weeks ago

Recently, there have been increased reports of Acanthamoeba keratitis. The best defense against this infection is proper contact lens hygiene.Causes & risk factorsUsing tap water to clean and disinfect contact lenses, including the lens case.Swimming with contact lenses, especially in freshwater lakes and rivers.Acanthamoeba keratitis has been found in almost all water sources from pools to hot tubs and showers. Failure to follow contact lens care instructions could lead to infection. ... See MoreSee Less

Summer Safety: Remove Contacts Before Swimming

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This video is a friendly reminder for your patients to remove their contact lenses before swimming. Designed for social media and email, this video is a perfect way to engage patients this summer.

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