Scott Eye Care in Oswego, Illinois
Looking for an eye clinic in the Oswega area that offers eye care for your whole family? Scott Eye Care’s got you covered! We offer a whole range of eye care services, including specialty services such as:
- Treatment for symptoms of dry eye syndrome
- Vision therapy
- Scleral lens fittings
- Sports vision therapy
- Myopia control
- Medical optometry
- Neuro-optometry services
We are also proud members of the International Association of Low Vision Specialists. This means we’re able to offer top-notch advice and treatment for those experiencing low vision, as well as low vision aids to help you continue living independently.
Our friendly and professional opticians are also here to help you find just the right pair of glasses or contact lenses. We offer a wide selection of stylish glasses frames and cutting-edge contacts from popular brands.
Want to learn more about how we can help you see clearly and comfortably every day? Come visit our Oswega eye care team today!
Located at 2075 Wiesbrook Drive in Oswego, Illinois. Directions?
What Makes Scott Eye Care Unique?
We take the time to provide our patients with a detailed and comprehensive assessment of their visual system, utilizing state-of-the-art technology.
Since opening in 1991, we’ve been passionate about developing our comprehensive eye care services and maintaining the high-quality standard we strive toward. Our top priority is to provide each patient with complete satisfaction and confidence that all of their eye care needs have been met.
Specialized Eye Care: Medical Services For All Conditions
Vision Therapy
Vision Therapy helps patients improve their foundation for reading, learning and playing sports. It’s a series of custom and individualized activities and exercises which function as a form of neuro-optometric rehabilitation. The goal is to enhance eye tracking, focusing and eye teaming abilities as well as eye-hand coordination and visual processing speed.
The program is not only for children. Vision Therapy is effective for adults, especially if they are motivated to improve their visual abilities.
Low Vision
Low vision is considered significant vision impairment that usually results from serious eye disease or an injury. The vision loss, which is characterized by either reduced visual acuity (to 20/70 or worse) or reduced field of view, can’t be fully corrected with glasses, contact lenses, medication or surgery.
Dry Eye Syndrome
Even without knowing the term “dry eye” or “Dry Eye Syndrome“, if you suffer from it, then you are all too familiar with the soreness, discomfort, and even the constant misery that can come with dry eyes.
We use the most advanced diagnostic equipment and tools to quickly and accurately pinpoint the cause and type of dry eye problem you’re suffering from. We don’t just throw any old drops at you either. We provide custom, tailored treatment plans designed to maximize the relief of your dry eye symptoms AND treat the underlying cause of your discomfort.
Customer Pricing Notice
Beginning of September 1st, 2022;
3% convenience fee when you pay with Visa, Debit, Discover, Mastercard, and American Express
0% convenience fee when you pay with Cash or Check
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What is “Low Vision”?
The term “low vision” refers to partial sight that cannot be corrected with surgery, drugs, eyeglasses, or contact lenses. The condition can range from having unsatisfactory vision to being nearly blind. The causes of low vision include eye injury, diseases such as age-related macular degeneration (AMD), and heredity. As a result of reduced visual acuity or decreased contrast sensitivity, low-vision individuals may be unable to fully distinguish colors, see contrasts, or determine spatial relationships among objects. Fortunately, there are a variety of devices and strategies available for helping people with low vision overcome vision loss and live independently.
How do I know Vision Therapy is right for my child?
f your child displays symptoms of strabismus (eye turn), amblyopia (“lazy eye”), skipping words or lines while reading, using a finger while reading, blurry near vision, double vision, eyestrain and/or eye fatigue, it is suggested your child has a complete eye exam from a Doctor of Optometry. If symptoms persist or the Doctor of Optometry recommends Vision Therapy, then a Vision Therapy assessment is the next step. The doctor will perform a thorough one-on-one assessment and will determine which conditions are present, whether Vision Therapy is suitable, the type of eye exercises required and the number of sessions needed.
If you experience loss of vision, double vision, swelling, infection or any eye emergency, contact us immediately for guidance. We’ll help you with the best treatment to prevent complications and promote long-lasting clear eyesight.
Call our office at: 630-394-6133 for further instructions. Use your best judgment on urgency, if you feel the need to find the nearest emergency room.
