King Family Eyecare

11/11/2025

Were you previously told you weren't a candidate for contacts? Have you considered contact lenses for special occasions? Are you tired of heavy glasses due to a high prescription?

Contact lenses may be a great option for you! Call us to schedule a fitting!

10/27/2025

Patients with VSP can still use their in-network benefits through the end of the year. If you have benefits you want to use (exam, glasses/contact lens allowance), schedule an exam before the end-of-the-year rush!

10/01/2025

We are turning two and are celebrating with you!

Independent eye clinic and optical for patients of all ages

09/19/2025

We will be closed today Friday 9/19. We apologize for any inconvenience.

09/16/2025

09/04/2025

School is back in session, but it's never too late to make sure your child's vision is ready for the rest of the year.

Call us today to schedule before this promotion ends at the end of September!

08/20/2025

We will be closing tomorrow 8/21 at 12:00 pm and will be closed all day on Friday 8/22. We apologize for the inconvenience.

08/01/2025

It's official! We are now King Family Eyecare!

07/31/2025

8/1-9/30 at King Family Eyecare: Patients 10 years or younger can schedule a free eye exam to prepare to go back to school!

Independent eye clinic and optical for patients of all ages

07/01/2025

Remember to celebrate the 4th of July safely this year by keeping in mind the risks associated with fireworks!

Fourth of July is coming up, which means we are in the midst of fireworks season. We would like to remind our community that extreme caution should be practiced while observing, and especially while handling, fireworks. On average every year, over 8,500 emergency department visits are due to fireworks injuries, with 1,200 of those being eye injuries. 65% of fireworks injuries affect bystanders and observers.

This is an issue near and dear to our optometrists, and it is actually the reason why Dr. Isabel King became an optometrist. At 12 years old, Isabel suffered an eye injury from a malfunctioning firework that she was watching from a safe distance. That led to complete loss of vision in one eye and was her introduction to the world of eyecare. The picture below is the prosthetic, called a scleral shell, that she has had to wear in her left eye since the injury.

To prevent injury:
-Never allow children to ignite or play with fireworks
-Never handle lit fireworks or attempt to re-light a firework
-Light fireworks on a flat, open space one at a time and move away quickly