Optique Family Vision Care

05/22/2026

Not all eye drops are created equal 😬

We’ll be back Tuesday—enjoy your Memorial Day weekend!

05/15/2026

Did you know our office participates in the InfantSEE® program? 👶🩵
Healthy vision starts early! Through InfantSEE®, babies ages 6–12 months can receive a no-cost comprehensive eye exam to help support a lifetime of healthy sight. 👁️✨
A special thank you to this sweet mama for bringing her little one in to see us! 🫶

05/11/2026

A special day calls for stylish new sunglasses! ✨😎
These two were on their way to graduation this evening, and we had to snap a quick picture before the celebration! Congratulations to this proud mama and her graduate! 🎓💐

05/10/2026

Sending love to all the wonderful moms and mother figures who make life sweeter and brighter.💜🦋💗
Happy Mother’s Day!

05/08/2026

We’d like to say a big congratulations to one of our vision therapy graduates! 🎉
15 weeks of hard work and dedication have paid off, and we’ll miss seeing her in the office!
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05/01/2026

First pair of glasses for this little guy!👓
Always a good day when we can help someone see a little clearer.🩵
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Hope everyone has a great weekend!

04/27/2026

Vision screenings like the ones offered at schools and optical-only stores are no replacement for your annual comprehensive eye exam. Your eye doctor is highly trained in the detection and treatment of eye diseases that cannot be detected by a superficial vision screening.

For more information, and to book your next comprehensive eye exam, contact us at Optique Family Vision Care Washington Court House, today.

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04/27/2026

So sad to see our latest OSU student doctor Carolina leave our office, but we are excited for her future!

Good luck Carolina!🤓

04/27/2026

Early vision screenings matter. 💛🦋
Amblyopia is highly treatable when caught early, and consistent care—like patching and follow up visits—can make a lifelong difference in a child’s vision.

Early detection leads to better outcomes. Don’t forget to schedule those annual vision exams!

Meet Harlynn!

When Harlynn was 5 years old, she failed her routine vision screening and was diagnosed with amblyopia, or “lazy eye”.

Amblyopia is often treated by covering the “good eye” with a patch for several hours a day.

Building Harlynn’s new routine wasn’t easy and treatment required consistency, patience and creativity.

“There were a lot of emotions, questions and adjustments as we learned what treatment would look like for her. What helped us most was staying consistent and finding ways to keep her distracted,” her parents shared.

Harlynn returned for follow-up appointments every three months, allowing her providers to closely monitor her vision and adjust treatment as needed.

Those regular visits helped keep her on track.

Looking back, her family is grateful the condition was caught early.

“It wasn’t always easy, but consistency, patience and great providers made all the difference."

Learn more about the common causes and treatments for amblyopia and to find out how you can register for the Ohio Amblyope Registry at the link in our comments.

04/22/2026

It’s Earth Day! 🌱💚
A simple habit can make a difference: save your used contact lens packaging and bring it in for recycling at your next appointment.
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How are you celebrating Earth Day today? ♻️🌎