If you have an ocular emergency and you cannot reach us, please go to the nearest emergency room and/or call 911.
We see eye emergencies every day and the majority of them can be diagnosed and even treated right on the spot. According to the severity and nature of your emergency, we will gladly make room on our schedule.
We see eye emergencies every day and the majority of them can be diagnosed and even treated right on the spot. According to the severity and nature of your emergency, we will gladly make room on our schedule.
FOR CURRENT PATIENTS
If you are experiencing an eye emergency,
CALL:
(615) 773-5773
In some cases, an injury may mean permanent loss of your vision!
We will also get you set up with the correct specialist should your eye
emergency warrant referral and we will work on your behalf to get you in ASAP.
These services may be covered by your Medical Insurance.
What is considered an eye emergency?
+ Flashes of light (twinkling, iridescent, lightning bolt like flashes)
+ Foreign body in eye
+ Floaters (grey or black spots, strings, crescents, or curtain like feeling)
+ A sudden loss of vision
+ Blunt force trauma to the eye
+ Scratched eye
+ Pain in or around the eye
+ Any redness
+ Injury
+ Sudden blurry vision
If you are experiencing an eye emergency,
CALL:
(615) 773-5773
In some cases, an injury may mean permanent loss of your vision!
We will also get you set up with the correct specialist should your eye
emergency warrant referral and we will work on your behalf to get you in ASAP.
These services may be covered by your Medical Insurance.
What is considered an eye emergency?
+ Flashes of light (twinkling, iridescent, lightning bolt like flashes)
+ Foreign body in eye
+ Floaters (grey or black spots, strings, crescents, or curtain like feeling)
+ A sudden loss of vision
+ Blunt force trauma to the eye
+ Scratched eye
+ Pain in or around the eye
+ Any redness
+ Injury
+ Sudden blurry vision