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Welcome to the Cleveland Eye Clinic. At our eye clinics, our first priority is your care and comfort! Our 11 eye clinics, 2 LASIK centers, and 3 state-of-the-art surgery centers throughout Ohio help us to provide more patients with access to transformative eye care.
The eye doctors at The Cleveland Eye Clinic are nationally and internationally recognized for their educational lectures and teaching efforts. They were among the first in the area to offer all laser LASIK using the intralase femtosecond laser. Our doctors were also among the first doctors in the country to offer ORA intraoperative wave front aberrometer with VerifEye.
Schedule an eye exam or another eye care appointment at the Cleveland Eye Clinic today!
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Frequently Asked Questions About Cleveland Eye Clinic
The retina is a light-sensitive tissue that lines the inner surface of the eye. The retina has layers of neurons, called photoreceptor cells that are interconnected by synapses.
Cataract surgery has an overall success rate of 98 percent. Continuous innovations in techniques and instruments allow our Cleveland, Ohio cataract surgeons to treat more patients while keeping costs down and improving the quality of patient care.
What is CTAK?
CTAK stands for Corneal Tissue Addition for Keratoplasty, a new and advanced treatment for keratoconus—a condition where the cornea (the clear front part of your eye) becomes thin and bulges outwards, causing vision problems.
What is SMILE Surgery?
ReLEx Smile uses state-of-the-art femtosecond technology to create a high-precision thin circular disc of tissue that is removed through a small incision in the cornea. The incision made with SMILE is less than 4 mm.
Some patients are not candidates for LASIK because of thin corneas, high prescriptions, dry eye, etc. Traditionally, the Cleveland Eye Clinic surgeons have used PRK/ASA for these eyes, which is a great procedure, but it takes longer to heal. SMILE is a good alternative allowing for the safety profile that PRK provides for certain eyes, but with quick healing similar to LASIK.
What types of eye care services does Cleveland Eye Clinic offer?
Cleveland Eye Clinic offers services including eye exams, LASIK eye surgery, cataract evaluations, glaucoma treatment, dry eye evaluations and treatment, PRK surgery evaluations, astigmatism evaluation, pterygium evaluations, and oculoplastics.
What are the Cleveland Eye Clinic's operating hours?
The clinic is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM and is closed on Saturdays and Sundays.
Do I need an appointment to visit Cleveland Eye Clinic?
Yes, the Cleveland Eye Clinic requires appointments for visits.
Where is Cleveland Eye Clinic located?
The clinic is located at 2740 Carnegie Ave, Cleveland, OH 44115, USA.
Is Cleveland Eye Clinic accessible for individuals with disabilities?
Yes, the clinic has wheelchair accessible restrooms and is designed to accommodate individuals with disabilities.
Can I find parking at Cleveland Eye Clinic?
Yes, there is onsite parking available at the clinic.
What payment options are available at Cleveland Eye Clinic?
The clinic offers financing options for payment.
Which nearby places can I visit for food before or after my appointment at Cleveland Eye Clinic?
Nearby food options include Burger King, China King, KFC, Rally's at 3040 Carnegie Ave, and Taíno Flavor, offering a variety of fast food, Chinese, American, and Latin American cuisines.
Are there any nearby services for pet care close to Cleveland Eye Clinic?
Yes, The Dog Stop Plus offers pet grooming, training, and other pet services near the clinic.
What community organizations are near Cleveland Eye Clinic, and how might they benefit visitors?
Nearby community organizations such as the Urban League of Greater Cleveland, Kidney Foundation of Ohio, Epilepsy Association, and Universal Healthcare Action Network provide support and charity services which might be beneficial for patients seeking additional health and social resources.