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Welcome to Eagle Vision Eye Clinic in Longmont

The staff at Eagle Vision Eye Clinic and our optometrists Dr. Forrest, Dr. Gabriel, Dr. Potter, and Dr. Wray welcome you to Eagle Vision Eye Clinic serving all Longmont and surrounding area residents. Our goals are to make sure your eyes are healthy and your eyesight is as nearly perfect as possible and that we provide personalized, one-on-one attention for all your eye care needs. We also use only the most advanced optometry equipment available to diagnose and treat all types of vision and eye disorders. Stop by and visit our staff anytime or call to schedule your next eye exam today with an experienced optometrist.

Services Provided at Eagle Vision Eye Clinic

Dry Eye Treatment

Ocular Disease Management

Eye Examinations

Whether you, your child or grandparent needs an eye exam, we offer comprehensive eye and vision evaluations that accommodate all ages. In addition to a history review, eye exam patients receive a series of eye and vision tests, eye movement and focusing assessments and an in-depth analysis of general eye health. Following an eye exam, your Eagle Vision Longmont optometrist will talk to you about additional tests needed to properly diagnose eye conditions or diseases. Call our center today at (303) 651-2020 to schedule an appointment.

Contact Lenses

If you are diagnosed with a refractive error such as nearsightedness, astigmatism or farsightedness but do not want to wear eyeglasses, we offer contact lenses to address all vision and eye needs. Types of contact lenses include extended wear disposable, extended wear, daily wear soft contacts, planned replacement and rigid gas permeable lenses. Your optometrist can help you decide which kind of contacts best suit your needs following a contact lens exam.

Scleral Lenses: The Solution for Distorted Corneas

Scleral lenses have been life-changing for many of our patients with corneal irregularities due to high astigmatism, keratoconus, and corneal injuries or surgery. Click the video above to learn more!

LASIK

Laser assisted in situ keratomileusis (LASIK) is an outpatient procedure involving modification of corneal tissue to correct refractive errors. People opting for LASIK may reduce or even eliminate their need to wear glasses or contact lenses. Our Longmont optometrists offer preoperative and postoperative LASIK exams for patients interested in having LASIK treatment. Call Eagle Vision Eye Clinic at (303) 651-2020 to schedule an exam to see whether you would be a good candidate for LASIK.

Computer Vision Treatment

If you work behind a computer all day or spend hours using your tablet or smart phone, you may develop symptoms of computer vision syndrome, such as blurry vision, eye strain, headaches, dry eyes and general eye discomfort. We can diagnose and treat your condition by adjusting your eyewear prescription or discovering undetected vision/eye health problems needing attention. Specially designed eye glasses are available for people with normal vision who suffer from computer vision syndrome. We also offer lens prescriptions to help reduce eye strain due to computer use.

Vision Therapy

Vision therapy helps patients see and process information better by performing specific visual exercises with a qualified optometrist. Essentially, it’s like physical therapy for your eyes, focusing on skills like improving eye movement control and eye coordination.

Optomap Scans Performed by a Longmont, CO, Optometrist

Your eyes consist of more than what you can see on the outside. Internally, your eyes have several components that work together to transfer images to your brain. For the longest time, the only way to view the interior of the eye was through a dilated eye exam, but no longer. With the invention of the Optomap scan, a highly detailed image of the eye’s interior can now be taken using a specialize device.Eagle Vision Eye Clinic, serving Longmont, CO and the surrounding region, is proud to provide Optomap scans as part of our comprehensive eye exams. Not all patients are a candidate for the Optomap. Your doctor will decide if this technology is right for you.

Schedule an Appointment With Our Local Optometrist Today

Our Doctors of Optometry also provide many other vision and eye care services. To learn more about what we have to offer, call Eagle Vision Eye Clinic in Longmont today at (303) 651-2020, email [email protected], or click the "schedule an appointment" button at the top of the page.


We are so grateful to each of you for supporting our small, locally owned business, and wanted to pass along some updates and reminders. 

If you are not feeling well, please reschedule your appointment.
Please do not enter if
- You have fever, new cough, shortness of breath, or new loss of smell or taste in the last 7 days
OR
- You have been exposed to a confirmed case of COVD-19 recently.
Please give our office a call at (303) 651-2020 to discuss your specific circumstances. Thank you for keeping our staff and patients safe!

Online paperwork: For new patients or all patients ages 0-18, we ask that you please print and fill out paperwork before your appointment if you are able. It is located on our website at evec.com under “New Patient Center”

Again, thank you for being part of the Eagle Vision family. We look forward to seeing you in the office.

Our office is closed on the following dates:

Saturday, December 31 through Monday, January 2
Re-opening: January 3 @ 8AM

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Office Hours

Monday:

8:00 am-5:00 PM

Tuesday:

8:00 am-6:00 pm

Wednesday:

9:00 am-6:00 pm

Thursday:

8:00 am-5:00 PM

Friday:

8:00 am-5:00 PM

Saturday:

8:00 am-12:00 pm

Sunday:

Closed

Will be closed August 25th through Sept 4th for renovations

Eagle Vision Eye Clinic

2080 Main St
Longmont​, CO 80501

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