Cataract surgery increases your overall quality of life. Learn more about this simple procedure and the IOL options at Illinois Eye Center.
March is Workplace Eye Wellness Month. Take time to learn the proper safety procedures to avoid eye injuries in your workplace.
A number of conditions may cause the need for a corneal transplant. Illinois Eye Center receives donated corneas from a local eye bank.
Say goodbye to cataracts. Learn about cataract treatments and the surgery process, as well as the different intraocular lens options.
Use remaining funds in your Flexible Spending Account (FSA) on glasses or contact lenses from the Optical Boutiques at Illinois Eye Center.
Ask your LASIK eye surgeon these 8 questions to make sure you have a surgeon you trust to perform a safe and effective LASIK procedure.
February is National AMD/Low Vision Awareness Month. Learn about the symptoms, treatments, and risk factors of age-related macular degeneration (AMD).
Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is a common, progressive eye condition of which there are two types: wet and dry. Learn more.
It’s a new year and the perfect time to think about getting LASIK eye surgery at Illinois Eye Center.
Glaucoma offers no warning signs. Once symptoms show, lost vision cannot be restored. Regular eye exams are key to the prevention of glaucoma.
7:30-noon Wednesday, 11/27
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Normal hours resume on Monday, 12/2
Close at noon on Wednesday, 11/27 with normal hours resuming on Monday, 12/2
Closes at noon on Wednesday, 11/27 with normal hours resuming on Monday, 12/2