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Insurance & Vision Care: Understanding Coverage for Pediatric Eye Health

Insurance & Vision Care: Understanding Coverage for Pediatric Eye Health

by Rachel | Dec 10, 2025 | Uncategorized

When it comes to your child’s health, clear vision is essential for how they learn, explore, and connect with the world. But when parents start searching for answers about pediatric ophthalmology insurance in NJ, things can get confusing fast. What’s actually covered?...
Back-to-School Eye Exam: How to Reduce School Eye Strain and Boost Success

Back-to-School Eye Exam: How to Reduce School Eye Strain and Boost Success

by Rachel | Dec 10, 2025 | Uncategorized

The school year is underway. As parents, you’re busy navigating the whirlwind of homework, practices, and early alarms. With so much on your plate, it’s easy for one critical component of your child’s readiness to get overlooked: their vision. Clear, comfortable...
Blocked Tear Ducts in Infants: Symptoms & Probing/Irrigation Explained

Blocked Tear Ducts in Infants: Symptoms & Probing/Irrigation Explained

by Rachel | Nov 5, 2025 | Uncategorized

If your baby’s eyes are constantly watery or seem crusty when they wake up, it can be worrying. One of the most common causes of this in infants is a blocked tear duct, also known as nasolacrimal duct obstruction. While it sounds serious, most of the time it’s not...
Pink Eye vs. Allergies: How Our Doctors Diagnose & Treat Eye Irritations

Pink Eye vs. Allergies: How Our Doctors Diagnose & Treat Eye Irritations

by Rachel | Nov 5, 2025 | Uncategorized

If your child suddenly wakes up with red, itchy eyes, it can be hard to tell what’s going on. Is it pink eye, or just allergies? Both conditions can look very similar at first glance, and parents understandably worry about whether their child should stay home from...
Digital Eye Strain in Kids: Symptoms, Prevention & When to Seek an Exam

Digital Eye Strain in Kids: Symptoms, Prevention & When to Seek an Exam

by Rachel | Oct 6, 2025 | Uncategorized

Screens are everywhere these days—tablets, phones, computers, gaming consoles—you name it. Kids are spending more and more time in front of screens, whether it’s for school, homework, or just entertainment. And while technology can be a great tool, it comes with a...
Choosing the Right Glasses: Durable Options for Active Kids

Choosing the Right Glasses: Durable Options for Active Kids

by Rachel | Oct 6, 2025 | Uncategorized

Watching your child explore, play, and grow is a joy—but if they wear glasses, it can also be nerve-wracking. Active kids move fast, run, jump, and sometimes accidentally knock their glasses off. That’s why choosing the right pair of glasses isn’t just about...
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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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