"Helping You Reach Your Potential" is our goal. Agape is Greek for unconditional caring and concern We are a full scope developmental optometry office.
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This means we provide a number of optometry services with an emphasis in helping children that have learning related vision problems. These types of difficulties can contribute to AD/HD, dyslexia and other types of learning difficulties. Vision Therapy can often be the key to school success. Vision Therapy is also very useful in cases with lazy ey (amblyopia) and crossed eyes (strabismus). Many pa
tients have been wonderfully surprised with the results. This is also true with vision problems from stroke and head injuries such as double vision, dizziness and slow processing speed. Our practice also provides optometry care for medical eye problems such as allergy, cataract, dry eyes, glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy, macular degeneration, etc. We are especially pleased to be the only local provider for high definition (HD) lenses called iZon. These provide vision that is unbelievable. In our frame area we carry a number of lines including Tag Heuer, Dior, Gucci, Tura, Calvin Klein, Marchon Airlock and many others. Finally, another area of special interest is Corneal Molding (also known as Orthokeratology). This process is an alternative to surgery. It utilizes specialized contact lenses. They are worn at night, the eyes are "molded" and removed in the morning. Vision is clear all day without lenses - it is truly miraculous!
Our office is now closed permanently.
For records or ocular needs please contact the office of:
Dr. Paul Snyder
Oakbrook Optometry
2125 E. Thousand Oaks Blvd. Suite A
Thousand Oaks, CA 91362
(805) 497-7373
Website: DrSnyder.org
It is with mixed emotions that Agape Optometry Center is announcing, due to Dr Mayer's recent unexpected passing, that our practice will close effective November 13, 2020.
All medical records are confidential and protected by federal privacy and security regulations. With your authorization, a copy of your medical record(s) can be released to you or transferred to a physician.
You have a few options:
You may pick up your medical record(s) at this practice until November 13, 2020; or
We will transfer them to Dr Mayer's close friend, Dr Snyder at:
Oakbrook Optometry
2125 E. Thousand Oaks Blvd.
Suite A
Thousand Oaks, CA 91362
(805) 497-7373
Website: DrSnyder.org
If you wish to pick up your records, please call our office (805) 495-3937 to let us know when you will be arriving. You will be asked to sign a medical record release form when picking up your physical records.
After November 13, 2020, you may obtain a copy of your medical record(s) at Oakbrook Optometry.
Providing your optometric care needs has been a privilege. Please know that we have greatly valued our relationship and wish you and your family the best of health. š
Congratulations to Agape Super Star Darya Ghavami! Darya worked hard here and at home to completely correct a drifting eye and double vision. Dr. Mayer was always so proud to receive updates on Darya's progress and we have all been so impressed with her dedication and responsibility as she worked through her program. We will miss you Darya!! Only great things ahead! š
Happy Friday! Just wanted to let our contact lens patients know, that you can now order contacts directly through our website Agape1.com If you have any questions don't hesitate to call our office.
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Did you know spending an average of two hours per day outdoors can help children decrease the risk of nearsighted? So get out there, and enjoy the sunshine.
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COVID-19 AND YOUR EYES: 3 FACTS YOU NEED TO KNOW.
1. The CDC recommends avoiding touching your eyes, nose, and mouth to prevent transmission of the virus.
2. Contact lens wear is safe, but disinfection and hygiene is more important than ever. Before applying or removing your lenses, wash your hands for 20 seconds then dry on a clean towel.
3.There have been reports of COVID-19 causing conjunctivitis, also known as pink eye. Upper respiratory infections are known to cause conjunctivitis. If you have pink eyes, it is important to avoid touching your eyes and to launder all pillowcases and towels.
Bringing NY to Thousand Oaks!! Come in and try our NEW line JONES New York...Sleek, Modern and Comfortable!!
Welcoming all New Patients and taking Most Vision Plans.
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Come see our new collections, Carolina Herrera and Jones New York. Call our office today to schedule your appointment!!!
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Agape Learning and Optometry Center will be closed this Friday, July 3rd in observance of July 4th. We hope that you have a great (and safe!) holiday! The office will re-open Monday, July 6th at 9:30am.
With kids being home from school due to the Coronavirus, they may be getting more screen time than usual. Take a break! Get some fresh air outdoors, but be mindful of your surroundings.
If someone sick is within 6 feet of a healthy person and coughs or sneezes, their respiratory droplets can enter through the eyes, mouth, and nose. Avoid touching your face!
Changes in vision can actually be a sign of a stroke, as this young woman learned first-hand. If you're concerned about any changes in your vision, let us know ā we're here to help.
Lauren Barnathan was only 30 years old when she ignored the symptoms of her stroke and it cost her a full recovery.
Is the new iPhone dark mode really better for your eyes? Read this article to learn more about this controversial topic.
The ādark modeā feature on the new IOS is described as āeasier on your eyesā, but what's the evidence behind this? Our Clinical Adviser, Daniel Hardiman-McCartney, provides some insight in his latest blog.
We are so lucky to have amazing patients, sending the luck of the EYE-ris to everyone! Happy St. Patrickās Day!
Wearing lenses overnight has been shown to be safe and effective in slowing down myopia progression in children. That said, many parents believe orthokeratology involves a higher risk factor than other contact lens modalities. Let's take an open and honest look at some of the issues.
Wearing lenses overnight has been shown to be safe and effective in slowing down myopia progression in children. That said, many parents believe orthokeratologyā¦
Focus on the basket - precisely assess distance and height - keep an eye on the 3-point line - be aware of your opponent's movements - then sink that shot. Your vision is everything!
Got Dry Eye? Keep Blinking! Frequent blinking can improve eye-comfort.
Mojo Vision created a prototype of a smart contact lens that will allow users to see their schedules, view notifications of incoming messages, and even control music playback! This futuristic eyewear won't be on the market for another few years and the first release of these contacts will be targeted to individuals with low vision.
Mojo Vision's prototypes can enhance your vision or show you your scheduleāright from the surface of your eyes.
March Madness is approaching and every college basketball player is dreaming of scoring the last 3-pointer that will win the game. However, to beat the buzzer one needs exceptional skills, including above-average visual skills. Learn how sports vision training can help.
March Madness is approaching and every college basketball player is dreaming of scoring the last 3-pointer that will win the game. However, to beat the buzzer oneā¦
Some often feel that good vision means good eye health but that is not always the case. Getting a routine eye exam can ensure your vision not only stays clear but it can also keep your eyes and body healthy. Save your vision with an eye exam!
Has grandma said that something is ānot quite rightā with her vision? Be empathetic. A person with Alzheimerās or dementia may not be able to articulate themself accurately. Schedule a neuro-optometric assessment to understand whatās going on.
Optometry Blogs | Neuro-Optometric Rehabilitation Association International | by Leonard V. Messner OD, FAAO Alzheimerās disease is a global disease of central nervous system dysfunction. Although public discourse about it tends to focus on the cognitive aspects of this terrible disease, it is...
Early detection is key to preventing and treating Glaucoma to keep you safe from getting blind. Save your sight by scheduling your routine eye exam with us. Visit our website or contact us to schedule!
While vision may not seem to be the most important factor in maintaining balance, the brain relies on visual input to keep your world appearing both stable and leveled. Visual problems related to balance issues or dizziness can be effectively treated with neuro-optometric rehabilitation therapy.
While vision may not seem to be the most important factor in maintaining balance, the brain relies on visual input to keep your world appearing both stable and leveled.ā¦
Equal world = enabled world. Letās celebrate womenās achievement, raise awareness against bias, and take action for equality!
Donāt forget to Spring forward! Remember to set your clocks ahead one hour tonight.
: Men blink an average of 11 times per minute while women blink an average of 19.
Thousands of workers sustain job-related eye injuries daily due to the lack of proper eyewear at work. Whether you work indoors or outdoors, we urge everyone to keep your eyes protected at all times!
Would you let your 8-year old wear contacts if they were custom-made for him/her? Share your thoughts.
If you suffer from red, itchy eyes, you may be interested in this article about a prototype of self-moisturizing contact lenses. They could be a game-changer in the world of dry eyes!
Although contact lenses may be less awkward than glasses, they do have their drawbacks ā among these is the fact that they can cause "dry eye syndrome." Help could be on the way, however, in the form of a self-moisturizing contact.
Did you know that kids with functional vision problems can produce a similar set of symptoms to those found in ADHD? Those with undetected vision problems often get misdiagnosed as having ADHD and take unnecessary medication. If your child has trouble focusing at school, fidgets or squirms in their seat, it may be due to an underlying vision problem. Contact us for a functional eye exam and to learn how vision therapy can help.
Concussions can result in a number of vision problems. Some of these can be helped with vision therapy.
A concussion is a type of traumatic brain injury. After concussion, a person may experience vision and eye-teaming issues for an extended period.
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