Southwest Virginia Eye Center

06/03/2025

Please help us wish one of our techs Samantha a Happy Birthday!

Our office had fun celebrating her at Ichiban Japanese Steak House & Sushi Bar for lunch today! Thank you for everything you do for our office Samantha, we hope you have a great Birthday! 🥳🎈

03/26/2025

Beautiful day at the office! 🌸

03/24/2025

Tis the season for showers & spring flowers. 🌸🌿🌧

Make sure you are keeping your eyes moisturized with over-the-counter artificial tears to keep the seasonal allergy irritation in your eyes away!

02/14/2025

01/28/2025

Blue Ridge Surgery Center located in Salem, Virginia and is a ambulatory surgery center that specializes in outpatient same-day surgical procedures. They proudly serve the residents of the city of Salem, Roanoke County and the surrounding communities in our area of Virginia.

Blue Ridge Surgery Center is a multi-specialty surgery center offering outpatient surgical services since 1984. They are conveniently located on the south side of Salem and about 20 minutes west of Roanoke at 1802 Braeburn Drive, on the campus of Lewis-Gale Medical Center.

Over 50 surgeons perform a broad range of procedures in a private setting. They are proud that our staff of approximately 50 employees upholds a tradition of providing quality healthcare services on a professional and caring environment. Dr.Till is part owner in Blue Ridge Surgery Center and operates weekly on patients needing Cataract or Glaucoma Surgery. 👁

01/27/2025

01/17/2025

Help us wish Dr.Till a Happy Birthday! 🎈

12/23/2024

Here are our holiday hours!

We hope everyone has a Merry Christmas & Happy New Year! 🥳

12/17/2024

Here is a Christmas Card to all of our amazing patients! We thank each & everyone of you for entrusting Dr.Till & his staff to take care of your eyes. We hope you all have a Merry Christmas & a Happy New Year! 👁️❤️🎄🎅🏼

12/16/2024

Congratulations to Jonathan Till, MD and the Southwest Virginia Eye Center team in Roanoke, Virginia for catching a patient’s wet conversion with ForeseeHome!

The conversion was caught at 20/40 after testing 6.5 times per week on average for over eight years. This patient had five prior non-exudative alerts in their left eye, before the sixth alert resulted in a wet AMD conversion.

A sub-analysis of the ALOFT study showed that these types of non-exudative alerts predict an increased risk of wet AMD conversion, highlighting the need for more attentive management. Read the analysis here: https://foreseehome.com/doctor/rs/news/predictive-value-of-foreseehome-alerts

The Notal Vision Monitoring Center is proud to partner with Dr. Till and his team to catch their patients’ conversions to wet AMD early enough to help maintain functional vision.