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Pediatric Esotropia and Exotropia – Conditions and Treatments

Pediatric Esotropia and Exotropia – Conditions and Treatments

by Rachel | Apr 28, 2024 | children’s eye doctor, pediatric eye doctor, Pediatric Optical Shop, pediatric optometrist

Seeing your child with crossed eyes or eyes that seem to wander outward can be a cause for concern. These conditions are known as esotropia and exotropia, which are types of strabismus 一 a misalignment of the eyes that prevents them from working together effectively. ...
What is the difference between vision screening and an eye exam?

What is the difference between vision screening and an eye exam?

by Rachel | Mar 29, 2021 | Pediatric Optical Shop

We have all heard the terms’ vision screening’ and ‘eye exam.’ The general public often uses them interchangeably, but did you know that they are not the same?  Our pediatric eye doctors can examine your child for vision concerns from as young...
My child says her eye hurts – what do I do?

My child says her eye hurts – what do I do?

by Rachel | Oct 19, 2020 | Pediatric Optical Shop

As a parent, your first instinct when your child has an eye injury may be to panic. Your child may not have had an injury at all, but the child is complaining of eye pain, so the source is unknown. It is difficult to see your child in pain. You ask yourself what is...
What to look for when buying glasses for your child

What to look for when buying glasses for your child

by Rachel | Mar 16, 2020 | Pediatric Optical Shop

When it comes to children’s eyeglasses, there are myriad styles to choose from, yet several other important factors must be taken into consideration before finalizing a purchase. The variety of styles, colors, and shapes available can be overwhelming but not all of...
Why it’s important to treat your child’s lazy eye

Why it’s important to treat your child’s lazy eye

by Rachel | Jul 1, 2018 | Pediatric Optical Shop

Lazy eye – or amblyopia – may seem at first glance like an inconvenience or an aesthetic problem, but it has real consequences for children’s success in school. What is amblyopia? Amblyopia has three types based on different underlying causes: Strabismic...
Why your child may need glasses and when to check

Why your child may need glasses and when to check

by Rachel | May 22, 2018 | Pediatric Optical Shop

Glasses may be an essential part of your child’s wardrobe if they suffer from one of the 3 common reasons why children see a pediatric ophthalmologist in Livingston. But glasses also serve other purposes in children, too. It’s true that some of the reasons why...
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Dear Families,

Due to the ongoing coronavirus epidemic, we are forced to postpone all appointments through at least May 15, 2020.

When will we reopen?   Right now, June 1st, 2020 is our tentative date to start seeing patients again. This may be moved up or pushed back, depending on circumstances.  We know many families are anxiously waiting.

Our optical shop is open by appointment only.  Please navigate to our website’s optical page for details on how to schedule an optical shop visit.

In the meantime, we are working hard at figuring out how to make an office visit as safe as possible for all involved – patients, staff and our doctors. Eye exams present unique challenges, as they necessitate close face to face distance, and therefore are especially risky in terms of virus spread.

Going forward, we anticipate reducing the number of appointments per day to avoid crowding, limiting visits to one parent & child (no siblings), requiring pre-visit screening and temperature checks, and other measures.  Parents and children who are old enough will be required to bring and wear face coverings.

We are going to do our best to try and accommodate as many requests for appointments as possible, and hope to extend our hours to ease the current backlog.  Please understand that our staff and doctors face certain limitations like everyone else.  Have patience if we cannot see you as soon as you desire.

If your child has a true eye emergency that cannot wait, please call our office and leave a message with our answering service. One of us will return your call. If you have a non-urgent medical question about your child’s eyes or glasses, please email us at [email protected].

Where appropriate, our doctors may be able to do a telemedicine visit.

Thank you.  We appreciate your understanding and cooperation.

Pediatric Eye Associates, LLC

Dear Families,

Due to the ongoing coronavirus epidemic, we are forced to postpone all appointments through at least May 15, 2020.

When will we reopen?   Right now, June 1st, 2020 is our tentative date to start seeing patients again. This may be moved up or pushed back, depending on circumstances.  We know many families are anxiously waiting.

Our optical shop is open by appointment only.  Please navigate to our website’s optical page for details on how to schedule an optical shop visit.

In the meantime, we are working hard at figuring out how to make an office visit as safe as possible for all involved – patients, staff and our doctors. Eye exams present unique challenges, as they necessitate close face to face distance, and therefore are especially risky in terms of virus spread.

Going forward, we anticipate reducing the number of appointments per day to avoid crowding, limiting visits to one parent & child (no siblings), requiring pre-visit screening and temperature checks, and other measures.  Parents and children who are old enough will be required to bring and wear face coverings.

We are going to do our best to try and accommodate as many requests for appointments as possible, and hope to extend our hours to ease the current backlog.  Please understand that our staff and doctors face certain limitations like everyone else.  Have patience if we cannot see you as soon as you desire.

If your child has a true eye emergency that cannot wait, please call our office and leave a message with our answering service. One of us will return your call. If you have a non-urgent medical question about your child’s eyes or glasses, please email us at [email protected].

Where appropriate, our doctors may be able to do a telemedicine visit.

Thank you.  We appreciate your understanding and cooperation.

Pediatric Eye Associates, LLC

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