Drs. Ward & Coomer Eyecare

04/25/2025

Feel free to stop by the office to drop off any retirement cards or letters for Dr. Ward 😊.
Sage Peak Eye Care

🎉Please join us in wishing Dr. Ward all the best in his retirement!🎉

04/23/2025

Please visit our new office page (Sage Peak Eye Care)and see all of the great things happening!!

02/27/2025

Visit our new office page below and enter to win!!!

*GIVEAWAY CLOSED*
Having blurry vision in this weather is snow joke! ❄️
Chilly winds got you down? We want to warm you up with a chance to win a FREE eye exam with Dr. Wilson AND retinal imaging! We're giving away this fantastic prize to help you see clearly through the winter wonderland and beyond.
To enter this giveaway, you MUST complete ALL THREE steps on either Facebook or Instagram:
FOLLOW our page!
TAG three friends who could use a little boost in the comments below! Share the warmth! (Earn extra entries for every 3 new friends tagged)
LIKE this post! ❤️
That's all it takes to potentially win! But remember, you have to do ALL THREE to be eligible!
This giveaway covers the cost of the eye exam with Dr. Wilson and retinal imaging. Prize will be applied to next scheduled eye exam. Any additional tests, procedures, or eyewear (like those stylish new glasses) will be the responsibility of the winner.
The giveaway will close on February 27th. at midnight. The winner will be randomly selected and announced on February 28th.
Good luck, everyone! ✨

01/09/2025

We’re very excited to announce a new beginning! Drs. Ward and Coomer Eyecare is now Sage Peak Eye Care! The same doctors and staff who have been serving our local community, but now under a new name! Head over and like our new page and share to spread the word! We are so thankful for our patients and community for their support!

07/04/2024

Happy Independence Day 🇺🇸!!! Due to the holiday, our office will be closed until Monday morning at 8:00am. Thank you for your support and have a wonderful weekend!

04/09/2024

Our staff took a break to view the solar eclipse together. We hope everyone else wore protective eyewear while viewing!

04/07/2024

Tomorrow, a TOTAL SOLAR ECLIPSE will occur.

If you plan on watching the partial phases of the solar eclipse, which happen before and after totality, it is important to use safe solar viewing glasses (“eclipse glasses”) or a safe handheld solar viewer. LOOKING AT THE PARTIALLY ECLIPSED SUN THROUGH SUNGLASSES, A PHONE, CAMERA LENS, BINOCULARS, TELESCOPE, OR ANY OTHER OPTICAL DEVICE IS NOT SAFE…. EVEN WHILE WEARING APPROVED ECLIPSE GLASSES!!!! The concentrated solar rays can burn through the filter and cause serious eye injury. Trust me. I have seen it many times before. Solar maculopathy is permanent vision damage.

The next total solar eclipse will occur on August 23, 2044, but will only be visible in Montana, North Dakota, and South Dakota. Another total eclipse will occur on August 12, 2045, and will be visible from northern California to Florida.