Urgent Eye Care
We are an after hours group of on call optometrist with a desire to provide better care to our community!
On Call Optometrist
Urgent Eyecare offers fast, professional care for unexpected eye problems, from infections and injuries to sudden vision changes, helping you protect your sight when it matters most.
At Urgent Eyecare, we operate on an appointment-only basis to ensure you receive the prompt attention you need.
Call or Text to Schedule
(972) 922-7537
When you need urgent eye care, give us a call, or shoot us a text message. You’ll be connected with our friendly triage specialist, who will schedule your appointment.
When you need urgent eye care, give us a call, or shoot us a text message. You’ll be connected with our friendly triage specialist, who will schedule your appointment.
Invoice and Payment
After your appointment is scheduled, our triage specialist will send you an invoice over the phone. Once you’ve made the payment, your appointment will be finalized.
Doctor Dispatched
After payment is received, our Urgent Eyecare doctor will be dispatched to meet you. Please note that a doctor will not be dispatched until payment has been processed.
Common Eye Emergencies
Eye Infections:
Including bacterial, viral, or fungal infections like conjunctivitis (pink eye), keratitis, or blepharitis.
Foreign Body Removal:
Objects like metal shards, glass, or dust that have entered the eye.
Corneal Abrasions:
Scratches or injuries to the cornea, often caused by contact lenses, fingernails, or other objects.
Chemical Burns:
Exposure to harmful chemicals that cause eye irritation or damage.
Sudden Vision Changes:
Including loss of vision, double vision, or seeing flashes of light, which could be indicative of more serious conditions like retinal detachment.
Eye Trauma:
From accidents or injuries that affect the eye or surrounding area.
Acute Glaucoma Attacks:
Sudden increase in intraocular pressure, leading to severe eye pain and potential vision loss.
Flashes and Floaters:
New onset of flashes or floaters in vision, which could indicate retinal issues
Eye Pain and Redness:
Unexplained, sudden, or severe eye pain accompanied by redness.
Eyelid Problems:
Issues like styes, chalazions, or sudden swelling of the eyelid.
Optic Neuritis:
Inflammation of the optic nerve, often associated with pain and vision changes.