***Important COVID-19 Update April 27, 2020***
We will resume patient appointments on April 27 on a limited basis. Please call the office at 719-574-1654 if you need to reschedule a previously made appointment or to schedule a new consultation.
Your visit to the office may look different than before. Following “safer-at-home” guidelines issued by Governor Polis and guidance from the American Academy of Ophthalmology:
*Please stay home if you are sick, especially with symptoms of cough, fever, or shortness of breath or have had recent, close contact with someone else who has been sick.
*You may be re-screened at the office, possibly including temperature measurement.
*Patients and their parent(s)/guardian(s) should wear masks to the office. These may be cloth masks.
*Please try to limit visitors to the office to the patient and one parent/guardian.
*We have rearranged our reception area to maintain appropriate social distancing, but you may be asked to wait in your vehicle if overcrowding occurs.
As always, to make your visit as efficient and safe as possible:
*We will continue frequent and thorough disinfecting of the reception area and exam rooms, including chairs, desk surfaces, and exam equipment.
*Hand sanitizing stations will be available throughout the office.
*Before your visit, check ‘New Patients-Forms’ on this website to print and complete forms before you arrive! Established patients can also use these forms if it has been over a year since your last visit.
Please be patient as we gradually return to service to ensure the continued safety of our patients and staff. Appointment slots will be limited initially so it may take a bit longer to get seen. However, we maintain our commitment to providing the highest quality medical and surgical eyecare for children and adults with strabismus, and look forward to seeing you in person soon!
We will resume patient appointments on April 27 on a limited basis. Please call the office at 719-574-1654 if you need to reschedule a previously made appointment or to schedule a new consultation.
Your visit to the office may look different than before. Following “safer-at-home” guidelines issued by Governor Polis and guidance from the American Academy of Ophthalmology:
*Please stay home if you are sick, especially with symptoms of cough, fever, or shortness of breath or have had recent, close contact with someone else who has been sick.
*You may be re-screened at the office, possibly including temperature measurement.
*Patients and their parent(s)/guardian(s) should wear masks to the office. These may be cloth masks.
*Please try to limit visitors to the office to the patient and one parent/guardian.
*We have rearranged our reception area to maintain appropriate social distancing, but you may be asked to wait in your vehicle if overcrowding occurs.
As always, to make your visit as efficient and safe as possible:
*We will continue frequent and thorough disinfecting of the reception area and exam rooms, including chairs, desk surfaces, and exam equipment.
*Hand sanitizing stations will be available throughout the office.
*Before your visit, check ‘New Patients-Forms’ on this website to print and complete forms before you arrive! Established patients can also use these forms if it has been over a year since your last visit.
Please be patient as we gradually return to service to ensure the continued safety of our patients and staff. Appointment slots will be limited initially so it may take a bit longer to get seen. However, we maintain our commitment to providing the highest quality medical and surgical eyecare for children and adults with strabismus, and look forward to seeing you in person soon!
Welcome To Our PracticeThe physicians and staff at The Children’s Eye Center are dedicated to providing the best medical, optical and surgical care possible for our patients. We provide medical and surgical care for pediatric eye problems, as well as, persons of all ages who have strabismus (eye misalignments).
We have been serving the Colorado Springs community and Southern Colorado for over 30 years and are the only medical practice in the entire Southern Colorado region dedicated solely to pediatric ophthalmology and ocular motility. |
We Specialize InOur fellowship trained pediatric ophthalmologists specialize in the diagnosis and treatment of eye conditions in children, including amblyopia (decreased vision), need for glasses (myopia, hyperopia, astigmatism), strabismus or crossed eyes (esotropia, exotropia, hypertropia, hypotropia, pseudostrabismus), nasolacrimal duct obstruction (tear duct blockages), congenital eye problems (congenital cataracts, congenital glaucoma, ptosis (droopy eyelids), metabolic or systemic conditions with eye findings (diabetes, juvenile rheumatoid arthritis, neurofibromatosis, etc), optic nerve problems, and nystagmus (shakiness of the eyes), as well as, ocular motility problems in patients of all ages (adult strabismus).
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