Okemos Optometry

09/17/2021

Private group practice providing Vision & Medical Eyecare in the greater LANSING area.
All team members are cross trained providing various patient care activities. Experience preferred but extensive training is provided. COVID protocols followed for all patients; all staff must have COVID vaccines.

05/18/2021

Yard work season is upon us!
Don't forget to wear your protective glasses or goggles during yardwork to prevent injury!

Paul Miller nearly lost his eye in a split second to a common gardening eye accident. A rock kicked up by his grass trimmer ruptured blood vessels in his iris and sidelined him for weeks.

04/27/2021

Woow and Fysh are a couple of brands that we carry for those who are looking for something fun, colorful, and unique!

If you're looking for something fresh and new this spring, give us a call at 517-349-8888. We'd love to help you find your perfect pair of glasses!

04/13/2021

Happy spring, everyone-- the sun has come out of hiding!

We have a wide variety of mens and womens sunglass styles to choose from, including Maui Jim.

We'd love to help you find your ideal pair of sunnies. Call our office at 517-349-8888 to set up an appointment for a frame fitting!

11/16/2020

A fun place to work! Come join our private practice team. Experience in reception, electronic health records, insurance verification a plus. Competitive pay and benefits.

06/25/2018

Okemos Optometry takes over the Mayors Suite and we held Big Lug Hostage! Go Big or Go Home!!!

06/21/2018

Jimmy Crystal has arrived at Okemos Optometry!

08/15/2017

We are getting alot of calls about viewing the Eclipse next week SAFELY!

I do not trust the cheapo cardboard "Eclipse Viewing Glasses"

Viewing the Eclipse directly can cause irreparable damage to your Retina. You might not notice the effect immediately, kind of like when you notice the effect of sunburn hours after being at the beach. However the damage to your retina can cause loss of vision that you can not get back!

I did just read a good idea that would be safe for your eyes.
Set your smart camera phone on reverse, point the camera at the Eclipse while you only look down at the phone, you can even video the Eclipse to watch and share later.

This is safe for your eyes and I do not believe it can harm your smart phone camera; if it does damage my phone camera I can get a new phone - I CAN NOT GET NEW EYES!!

07/07/2017

Have a dilated eye exam every year.