Price Family EyeCare, LLC

03/20/2020

NOTICE TO OUR CHILLICOTHE PATIENTS: COVID-19 UPDATE
In compliance with the CDC & American Optometric Associations recommendations, we are temporarily postponing routine eye exams at this time. Our office will only be open for emergent medically necessary issues, such as, sudden vision changes, new onset of floaters or flashes of light, suspected eye infections, eye injury, foreign objects in eyes, and eye pain.
Please call our office at (740) 773-8055 with any questions and to schedule emergency appointments.
As of 3/21/2020, the office hours will be as follows:
Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday: 9am-4pm and Friday: 9am-12pm. Closing 12:30 to 1:30 for lunch.
Glasses and contacts can be picked up at the front desk. No adjustments or repairs at this time. The office doors will be locked, please call or knock on the door when you arrive.
The doctors and staff appreciate your support and understanding during this extraordinary time. We are sorry for the inconvenience this causes you. We will get through this challenging time and look forward to seeing you for all your eye care needs.
Be well and stay safe!
Price Family Eye Care Staff

03/20/2020

NOTICE TO OUR LANCASTER PATIENTS: COVID-19 UPDATE
In compliance with the CDC & American Optometric Associations recommendations, we are temporarily postponing routine eye exams at this time. Our office will only be open for emergent medically necessary issues, such as, sudden vision changes, new onset of floaters or flashes of light, suspected eye infections, eye injury, foreign objects in eyes, and eye pain.
Please call our office at (740) 654-4762 with any questions and to schedule emergency appointments.
As of 3/21/2020, the office hours will be as follows:
Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday: 9am-4pm and Friday: 9am-12pm. Closing 12:30 to 1:30 for lunch.
Glasses and contacts can be picked up at the front desk. No adjustments or repairs at this time. The office doors will be locked, please call or knock on the door when you arrive.
The doctors and staff appreciate your support and understanding during this extraordinary time. We are sorry for the inconvenience this causes you. We will get through this challenging time and look forward to seeing you for all your eye care needs.
Be well and stay safe!
Price Family Eye Care Staff

03/16/2020

COVID-19 Update:

-Our office and services will operate as normal with obvious adherence to the cleaning and disinfecting protocols that have been handed down by the CDC for medical offices. We will remain attentive to any changes that might occur and adjust accordingly.

-You are able to keep your scheduled appointments. However, we are asking our patients that are experiencing any flu-like symptoms (cough, fever, shortness of breath) to please stay home and reschedule your appointment.

01/27/2014

Our Winter Newsletter:

Due to changes in the most recent provider contract, as well as changes in the health care insurance climate as a whole, we will no longer be in-network providers for EyeMed or EyeMed affiliated vision insurance plans. This goes into effect April 24, 2014.

05/01/2013

Read our May newsletter: http://www.smilereminder.com/sr/temp/view.do?id=29d829341a896b06

During the month of May, we are reminding all our patients to have an eye exam if they haven’t done so in the last year. Millions of people in the United States have undetected vision problems that can cause vision loss or blindness, according to the National Eye Institute. Unfortunately, many eye d...

04/08/2013

Read our April newsletter: http://www.smilereminder.com/sr/temp/view.do?id=bf147fd39f8a75bc

This month, the we are urging athletes to wear protective eyewear when playing to help prevent eye injuries. Please be aware:

03/29/2013

Happy Easter from Price Family EyeCare: http://www.smilereminder.com/sr/temp/view.do?id=394965259dfb6170

03/04/2013

Read our March newsletter: http://www.smilereminder.com/sr/temp/view.do?id=d4ef708cb38e8ec0

By now, you’re probably a pro at online shopping, online banking and tweeting. Spending long hours staring at a computer screen can cause eyestrain. Problems such as physical fatigue, dry eyes, and burning eyes can be the result of eyestrain or computer vision syndrome (CVS).

02/01/2013

February is American heart health month:

So for this month, and for many months to come, please take care of your health and heart. Participate in daily exercise. Maintain good eating habits. Stop smoking. Manage your blood pressure and cholesterol. And, share this message with others!

01/04/2013

Read our January newsletter: http://www.smilereminder.com/sr/temp/view.do?id=477bf8ff4bb08157

National Glaucoma Awareness MonthGlaucoma, sometimes nicknamed “the sneaky thief of sight” is the second leading cause of blindness in the U.S. It is so called because its effects on your sight most often occur gradually over time and might only be realized after permanent damage has already happ...