Campus Eye Center

Can too much screen time be damaging to your child's developing eyes? Learn more about the potential risks of too much screen time and what to look out for.

February is Macular Degeneration Awareness Month and we feel it is important to educate you about this disorder. It’s true that macular degeneration usually occurs in mature adults as a consequence of our eyes’ natural aging process. In this article, we answer some of the most common questions patients have about macular degeneration from the standpoint of it being age-related, as well.

Have questions about what a pediatric eye exam entails for the youngest patients? Read on to get our answers to a few of the most significant questions and concerns parents often have about children’s eye exams.

Cataracts can develop slowly or appear quickly. The only way to know if you have cataracts with certainty is to get an eye exam from an ophthalmologist.

Even if you have a good notion of the type of contact you'd like to wear, it's best to involve your eye care professional in the decision process. And Campus Eye is here to help!

Whether you're working from home, doing remote learning, or stuck in the office, your screen time use has likely increased in the past year. Make sure you're taking care of your eye health as a result!

Want to know more about preventing diseases and preserving your vision? Check out our video library for answers to many common questions about a number of eye conditions and treatment options.

Meet Dr. Womer, who has worked for Campus eye Center since graduating from the Pennsylvania College of Optometry in 1999. She takes a professional, yet compassionate approach to her patients, dedicating the necessary time to address all of their concerns. She says that many of her patients express concern about giving the "right" answers during refraction testing. Patients appreciate her reassurance throughout the process and the time she takes to help them.

With busy schedules, we understand that an eye exam might not be at the top of your priority list. But did you know that skipping exams can put your eyesight at risk? Many serious eye conditions can be treated effectively if they are caught early enough.

Campus Eye Center is an exceptional eye center with experienced eye doctors, Ophthalmogists and Optometrists, in Lancaster, PA.

At Campus Eye Center, our mission is to protect, preserve, and improve the vision of those we serve in Lancaster Countychildren and adults alikeby utilizing a patient-centered practice approach characterized by outstanding clinical, technical, surgical, and personal expertise and service.

With so many brands of contact lenses out on the market, it's always best to speak with an eye care professional, even if you think you know what you want. For example, if you suffer from dry eyes there are specific contact lenses that may be better suited for you. Contact us today to schedule your eye exam and a fitting!

Meet Dr. Williams! He chose to pursue a career in medicine a bit later in life than some doctors, but has now joined us here at Campus Eye. He initially worked in non-profit settings but decided medicine was the best fit for him because of its scientific perspective. He also likes working with patients to help them solve problems that impact their daily life.

Want to know more about preventing eye diseases and preserving your vision? Check out our video library for answers to many common questions about a number of eye conditions and treatment options.

We believe that our patients of all ages deserve the best resources and educational materials to help them or their caregivers make informed decisions about their eye health. Our caring and dedicated staff are ready to answer your questions. Get in touch with us today!

Our main focus is always on YOU. But you don't have to take our word for it. We love hearing back from our customer about the great experiences they had.

Did you know that too much screen time could be harming your child's vision? Our experienced Campus Eye Center eye doctors have recently seen an uptick in younger patients experiencing eyestrain and headaches from screen overuse.

At Campus Eye Center our entire practice is focused on our patients' eye care needs. Unlike retail eye care centers that push the sale of eye glasses or promote coupons and discounts to get you in the door, we're focused on your eye care from start to finish.

If you or your child have been experiencing visual disturbances or issues that have remained undiagnosed, schedule a visit with our neuro-ophthalmologist today. We'll evaluate your condition, diagnose the issue and provide a treatment course.

We've made eye care our focus for over 40 years. Our board-certified ophthalmologists, optometrists, nurses, technicians and staff are dedicated to your eye health! After all, you depend on your vision for just about every aspect of your daily life. Rest assured, we understand and we're here to help.