Dr. Epstein and Dr. Steinhauser were Ranked by Newsweek's America's Best Eye Doctors 2021. Dr. Epstein was ranked #1 in the US and Dr. Steinhauser placed in the top 10. Phoenix Eye Care is incredibly honored that our committment to patients and excellence in clinical care was recognized by Newsweek.
For patient safety we are maintaining a limited appointment schedule and have implemented stringent patient screening and safety protocols consistent with current CDC guidelines. We ask that whenever possible patients arrive at the office alone for their appointment. We will be monitoring temperature, providing hand sanitizer upon arrival as well as requiring facial coverings while in the office.
For patient safety we are maintaining a limited appointment schedule and have implemented stringent patient screening and safety protocols consistent with current CDC guidelines. We ask that whenever possible patients arrive at the office alone for their appointment. We will be monitoring temperature, providing hand sanitizer upon arrival as well as requiring facial coverings while in the office.
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Our Practice
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Our practice is focused on patient care above all else. Many of our patients have been referred with complex eye conditions and come from as far away as the Middle East and South America. We are relentless in finding solutions to even the most challenging problems. Our residency trained doctors manage a wide range of eye diseases and complicated visual problems with special focus on dry eye, keratoconus and glaucoma.
Eye Care Services
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Caring, High-Quality, State-of-the-Art Comprehensive Eye Care For a Wide Variety of Conditions and Disorders. We provide a full range of eye care services including routine and emergency eye care, a broad selection of eyewear and the latest in conventional and specialty contact lenses. This section of our website is a learning center that offers up-to-date indepth information on a variety of eye and health conditions that we treat or manage.
Cataract Management
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Cataract refers to an opacity of the crystalline lens. Cataracts can decrease vision in a number of different ways. Cataracts can cause glare, block portions of the visual field or dim vision by reducing the intensity of the light that reaches the retina. Most cataracts generally occur with avancing age, although some people never develop signficant cataracts.
Color Blindness
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Defective color vision, often referred to as color blindness, ranges from a mild to severe inability to distinguish different color groups or shades. Red-green color deficiences are the most common, but blue-yellow defects also occur. Most color vision defects are inherited and affect both eyes. Some color vision loss can be due to diseases that damage the retina, optic nerve or other parts of the visual system.
Contact Lenses
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Today, contact lenses are available to correct for almost every imaginable vision problem and can be fitted for patients ranging from one month to more than ninety years of age. More importantly, contact lenses are incredibly safe and, unlike other refractive options, are totally reversible. Specially designed lenses for patients who have keratoconus, pellucid degeneration, and traumatic eye damage.
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