Dr. Paul K. Albert

Dr. Paul K. Albert Providing eye care to patients of Downeast Maine for 30 years. Dr. Albert is originally from Fort Kent, Maine.

Dr. Albert is experienced in the diagnosis, management, and treatment of eye infections and diseases. Dr. Albert also has extensive knowledge in the fitting of all types of contact lenses including soft disposable, multifocal, and ridged gas permeable designs. He attended the University of Maine and the Pennsylvania College of Optometry. He resides in Ellsworth with his wife and 3 daughters.

02/27/2024

In addition to wiping your lenses to get rid of dust and other miscellaneous items, it is also a good idea to wash them to eliminate grease, oil, and other pollutants. Bring your glasses buy for a quick cleaning by our courteous staff.

02/22/2024

Cataracts are a problem of the eye’s lens, and if not addressed can lead to loss of vision. When you have your annual eye screening, we check for early signs of cataracts to head off problems before they become severe.

02/20/2024

Did you know that the lens inside your eye continues to grow throughout your life? Research suggests that in an average life span your eyes will see approximately 24 million images of the world around you and contribute 85% towards your total knowledge.

02/15/2024

What is astigmatism? This is a very common eye condition in which vision is blurry at all distances. Your eye is sphere-shaped, which is necessary, as the cornea bends or refracts light so you can see things clearly. Astigmatism means the eye is not completely round.

02/13/2024

Children should have their eyes checked within their first year of life. Additionally, the American Association for Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus (AAPOS) recommends that a child’s vision be screened every one to two years after the age of five years. Just as a child’s body continually changes, his or her vision changes too.

02/08/2024

While spending eight hours a day in front of a computer for work is hardly comparable to hard physical labor, it can still take its toll on your eye health. If you spend the bulk of your time in front of a computer screen, be sure to let us know during your next eye exam.

02/06/2024

While cataracts due to aging are the most common, there are several other types of cataracts, according to experts. Babies can be born with cataracts or cataracts can develop after some type of eye trauma. It’s also possible for cataracts to develop after eye surgery for other eye issues. Cataracts also have been linked to diabetes.

02/01/2024

Do the figures in movies or on TV seem blurry to you, or do you struggle to read street signs when you’re driving? These can be signs of nearsightedness. If you suspect you are nearsighted, its important to tell your optometrist during your next visit.

01/30/2024

If you think there are a lot of eyeglass stores around, you're probably right. More than 225 million people require vision correction in the U.S. Care to guess how many people work in industries related to corrective lenses and eyewear in general? That would be over 73,000.

01/25/2024

Getting an annual eye exam is one of the foundations of your ongoing health and wellness. When you’re able to catch a developing eye issue in its early stages, it’s often possible to treat it before it can seriously impair your vision.

01/23/2024

Large, leafy greens are excellent sources of vitamins for your eyes, and incorporating vegetables like kale and spinach can help your eye health with vitamins such as A, C, E, lutein, and beta carotene, according to the New York Department of Health.

01/18/2024

The amount of melanin in skin helps determine skin coloration. Does melanin in the eye also help determine the color of the iris? If you guessed no, guess again. Melanin does help determine eye color.

01/16/2024

We believe there is nothing better for keeping your eyes fresh and young than getting a good night’s sleep and drinking plenty of water during the day. Keeping your body properly hydrated and rested is good for all of your organs.

01/11/2024

During World War II, pilots in the British Royal Air Force consumed large quantities of blueberries, which they believed improved their vision especially at night. A recent study in Japan confirmed blueberry juice helped reduce eyestrain and improved weak eyesight.

Address

125 Oak Street
Ellsworth, ME
04605

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 12pm
1pm - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 12pm
1pm - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 12pm
1pm - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 12pm
1pm - 5pm
Friday 8am - 12pm
1pm - 5pm

Telephone

+12076674237

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