Eye Disease Management
in Murray, KY
Your eye health and vision are so important to your ability to live the best life you can. You deserve eye care that takes every part of your eyes into account, using the latest technology in the industry.
At Jarvis Vision Center, we’re dedicated to accurate diagnosis and comprehensive management of a range of different eye diseases — and we won’t stop until we find just the right solution for you.
Eye Conditions We Treat at Jarvis Vision Center
We screen for and treat all of the serious eye diseases and conditions our patients face day-in and day-out. Dr. Reed Jarvis and Dr. Jesse Williams combine their extensive training and expertise with the industry’s most advanced equipment to get a full picture of our patient’s eye health.
Glaucoma
Glaucoma is sometimes referred to as the “silent thief of sight” because vision loss from glaucoma can happen without obvious symptoms. Pressure buildup in the eye can damage the optic nerve, causing blind spots, distorted vision, tunnel vision, and vision loss.
Dry Eye Disease
Dry eye occurs when your eye can’t produce the optimal quality or quantity of tears, leading to itchy, burning, watery, and otherwise uncomfortable sensations in and around the eyes. Causes can include the environment, hormonal imbalance, health history, and more.
Cataracts
Cataracts are when the eye’s natural lens breaks down and becomes blurry, reducing your ability to see objects clearly, drive at night, or live an independent lifestyle. Cataracts are a normal part of aging and most people will start getting them as they get older.
Macular Degeneration
The macula, a tiny structure in the center of the retina, is responsible for clear central vision. Over time, aging and other factors can damage the macula or cause it to slowly break down. This is called macular degeneration, or “AMD”.
Myopia
Myopia (nearsightedness) is a normal refractive condition, like astigmatism and hyperopia (farsightedness), but it’s more common and can impact quality of life in children and adults. We have a variety of myopia control techniques that go beyond basic eyeglasses or contact lenses.
In Case of Emergency
If you’re experiencing eye pain, unexpected vision loss, or other worrying symptoms, do not hesitate to call Jarvis Vision Center at (270) 512-8388 and we will work quickly to have one of our doctors see you.
Contact Jarvis Vision Center
for Eye Condition Management
We encourage people to come in for appointments regularly, so that we can track and evaluate ongoing changes in your eyes and protect you against eye health issues and vision loss. To learn more, call or use our online scheduler to book an appointment.
