Welcome to Nevada Eye Care Optometry!

Our staff is multi-lingual and speaks Spanish, Mandarin, Cantonese and English. Out of state and internaational patients are welcome. We accept most major medical insurances and vision plans including Medicare, Medicaid, TRICARE, FEDVIP, VSP, Molina VSP and EyeMed as well as Health Savings Account (HSA) and Flexible Spending Account (FSA) funds. (Unused FSA contributions cannot be rolled over into the next year. They will be lost at end of the year if not used. The same goes for vision plan insurance. Use it or lose it.)  

Nevada Eye Care Optometry takes great pride in “Caring for YOU Like Family.” If you're tired of assembly line care, being treated like a number or spending only a few minutes with the doctor, Nevada Eye Care Optometry is the place for you. Dr. Doris Wong and Dr. James Williamson (former Air Force optometrists 28 years active duty) and their experienced staff will provide the best care available, explain diagnoses/treatment options and take time to answer your questions. Come visit our friendly doctors and staff, modern facility and optical boutique. Become part of our eye care family! Call us for an appointment at 702-734-9600.

We enjoy seeing patients, young (minimum age 4) and old, and welcome walk-ins (please call ahead, no walkins 12-1pm) for routine or acute eye problems (infections, allergies, sudden vision loss, minor injuries). We have a professional private practice where you can expect the best in comprehensive eye care from prescription glasses and specialty contact lenses (soft, colors, astigmatism, multifocals, RGPs) to diagnosis and management of eye disease (dry eyes, conjunctivitis (pink eye), iritis, cataracts, glaucoma, macular degeneration, keratoconus, diabetic or hypertensive retinopathy, retinal tear/detachment, etc.) We can also evaluate you for elective surgeries such as cataracts, droopy eyelids or refractive surgery (Lasik, PRK). If you have concerns about your children's nearsightednes progressing, we have myopia control options to include medical treatment (atropine drops) or multifocal soft contact lenses. 

We carry a wide variety of adult and children's frames, designer brands, digital lenses and anti- glare/anti-scratch/blue blocker coatings to afford our patients the latest styles and technologies in prescription eyewear. Our optical has many popular brands: Prada, Versace, Michael Kors, Coach, Ray Ban, Calvin Klein, Calvin Klein Jeans, Anne Klein, Bebe, Draper James, Jones of NY, John Varvatos, Emporio Armani, Michael Abboud, Cole Haan, Genesis and Spyder.

School's in session! Your kids need their annual eye exam to make sure their eyes are healthy and ready for their academic and athletic challenges. Eighty percent of learning is visual. Kids have no idea their vision is blurry, if they've never had clear vision to start with. They just think their blurry vision is normal. The same goes for student athletes. Many student athletes perform so well it's assumed they have perfect vision when they frequently don't. Bryce Harper and Stephen Curry are good examples of professional athletes who needed visual correction (contact lenses) to improve their vision. Many college athletic programs screen their athletes annually because they frequently find eye problems.

Drs. Wong and Williamson also support the less fortunate in the community through their involvement in Lions Club Vision Screenings and Sight First eye exams.

HOURS OF OPERATION: Open Monday through Friday 9AM to 5PM. For same day appointments call 702-734-9600 and we will let you know the best time to come in. To pick up your new glasses or contact lenses, call ahead so we can recommend a good time to come by. A face mask is preferred for your visit, If you are sick or don't fell well, we can't see you until you have completely recovered - we don't want to risk infecting other patients or staff in the office.

CORONAVIRUS AND PINK EYE: Less than 1% of coronavirus patients have "pink eye" (eye infection called conjunctivitis). If you have "pink eye" along with a dry cough, fever and shortness of breath, the pink eye could be coronavirus related if you have coronavirus. If you have "pink eye" and no other symptoms then it's likely related to allergic conjunctivitis (itching, tearing, redness) or bacterial conjunctivitis (pus discharge, redness) or viral conjunctivitis (watery discharge, redness). 

CORONAVIRUS PRECAUTIONS: In the past 14 days if you: 1) Had close contact with a person known to have Coronavirus and aren't feeling well, or 2) Have a fever or symptoms of respiratory illness - cough, shortness of breath, feel ill, or 3) Know you have coronavirus, we cannot see you until you've recovered. Contact your primary care/family doctor immediately. Southern Nevada Health District can tell you what to do at 702-759-4636. Call us at 702-734-9600 if you have questions.

 

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