Davis Hawley Eyecare

07/24/2025

Maddie recently joined Davis Hawley Eyecare as our full-time optometric assistant. Please welcome her as she builds on her previous role in the eye care world. Welcome Maddie!

02/06/2025

*** Little snowflakes say that Davis Hawley Eyecare will open late at 10:00 AM on THU Feb 6th because of them! ***

01/20/2025

Davis Hawley Eyecare will be opening at 10:15 AM on Monday January 20th due to the snow event.

10/09/2024

Please welcome Jennifer (left) and Tammy (right) to Davis Hawley Eyecare! Both of these new staff members have experience in the eye care field and will help to make your experience here a pleasant one!

09/07/2024

Apparently some Alcon brand contact lenses are undergoing voluntary recall. This may involve a small number of our patients, so we are passing on the information to see if your lenses may have been affected. This only applies to Alcon Dailies Total 1 lenses, and then only to particular lot numbers.

You can connect through the link below and follow instructions. If you are one of our patients and this recall did affect you, we would like to know. Please leave a message about your experience with us at 717-732-2423. Thank you!

https://www.myalcon.com/search-my-lot/

Dr. Hawley and Staff

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02/15/2024

Celebrating Davis Hawley Eyecare’s 10th Anniversary of serving Enola and surrounding communities!!! Thank you to the patients, employees, family and friends who have made it possible!

02/13/2024

All morning appointments for Tue Feb. 13 at Davis Hawley Eyecare are cancelled due to snow. At this point we hope to keep our afternoon appointments.

01/29/2024

Davis Hawley Eyecare will be closed on Monday January 29 due to illness in the office. Thank you for your understanding!

01/16/2024

Davis Hawley Eyecare will be opening today, Jan 16, at 10:00 AM.

09/29/2023

I recently returned from my second annual meeting of the American Academy of Orthokeratology and Myopia Control, which was held outside of Chicago in Schaumberg, Illinois September 6-9.
Myopia Management is all about slowing the progression of nearsightedness (myopia) in children, roughly between age 6 years and 16 years, but often into the early 20’s for higher risk patients including those going off to college and graduate school. This process reduces the risk of eye disease for the children later in life, while frequently having the young patients go through processes that make them less dependent on eyeglasses to see well, and in that process, improving their current self-image, self-esteem, and ability to perform.
I failed to capture a picture of myself in the limelight this year, but have a few photo memories of my time there. Pictured below are a photo of our lecture hall while an orthokeratology lecture was in progress. Also below is a photo of several presenters (faculty, if you will) who were at the meeting for whom I have gained a lot of respect, including Dr.Ken Maller, Dr. Cheryl Chapman, Dr. Matthew Martin, and Dr. Bill Tullo.

I am actively doing Myopia Management here at Davis Hawley Eyecare in Enola. The prime prospects are children 6-16 years old who are showing signs of trouble seeing things far away. Those between 17 and 24 can also be helped, but the opportunity to make as big of a difference in outcomes is not as great.

09/29/2023

Myopia Management Takes Root!


It has taken some time to get our message out to our parents of young children (6-16 years old), but Myopia Management has taken root here at Davis Hawley Eyecare! We now have multiple patients in all 3 (you might say 4) methods of myopia management - MiSight daily soft disposable contact lenses, Orthokeratology (Ortho-K) overnight lenses, and low dose atropine. (And, wide-lined bifocals for those on a more limited budget). Axial length measurement is showing that these methods are working to help beat myopia and its long-term consequences!