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  • Holiday Hours

    posted: Jun 28, 2018.

    Have a safe and happy holiday weekend!  Emergencies:  Dr. on-call information posted on office door. Read more
  • CLOSED for Memorial Day

    posted: May 25, 2018.

    Have a safe and happy holiday weekend! Read more
  • Specks, dots and cobwebs in your vision.

    posted: Feb 20, 2018.

    "Doc, I have these specks or dots in my vision...what are these things?"This is a question both Dr. Fose and myself get asked often in practice.Luckily, these small specks and Read more
  • Happy New Year!

    posted: Dec 28, 2017.

     We will be CLOSED Monday January 1st to usher in the new year. Read more
  • Happiest of holidays!

    posted: Dec 20, 2017.

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  • Give Thanks

    posted: Nov 15, 2017.

    We will be closed Thursday, Friday, and Saturday to spend time with our families and give thanks for the many blessings in our lives. Enjoy your holiday! Read more
  • Labor Day

    posted: Aug 31, 2017.

    We will be closed Monday, September 4th in observance of Labor Day!  Wishing you a safe and happy holiday! Read more
  • Vision and Learning: ages 6-18

    posted: Jul 31, 2017.

    Photo by JJ Thompson on UnsplashArticle by American Optometric AssociationA child needs many abilities to succeed in school. Good vision is a key. Reading, writing, chalkboard work, and using computers Read more
  • Memorial Day Hours

    posted: May 26, 2017.

    We will be closed Saturday and  Monday to Honor those that gave their lives to preserve our freedoms. Read more
  • Earth Day is April 22nd

    posted: Apr 21, 2017.

    Want to go GREEN with your old eyewear?  Here are a few simple ways to reduce waste and recycle eyewear and eyecare products.1. Donate your old eyewear!  We have a collection box Read more
  • Overcoming Dry Irritated Eyes

    posted: Mar 08, 2017.

    Dr. Strong discusses dry, red eyes.  Visit our website for more information and to schedule an appointment. Read more
  • Help make us a FAN FAVORITE!

    posted: Jun 15, 2016.

    Stop by our booth and check our our #BOGO suns promotion! Read more
  • Just for Her Event #BOGO

    posted: Jun 15, 2016.

    Stop by our booth and check out our #BOGO suns promotion!  #rayban #toryburch Read more
  • Protect Your Peepers!

    posted: May 25, 2016.

    Protect Your Peepers!It’s heating up! Summer is just around the corner. That means it’s time to bust out the shorts, tank tops, and swimsuits!  And remember sunscreen! According to the Read more
  • One Year Down! Thanks for Your Support.

    posted: May 14, 2016.

    We'd like to wish a big Thank You to everyone who made it out for our one-year anniversary and ribbon cutting ceremony! It's been a great year with a lot Read more
  • Winter is coming!

    posted: Sep 30, 2015.

    Fall is finally here!, but, WINTER IS COMING.  Be prepared to get your sunglasses for the blinding snow! Read more

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    Patrick H. Overland Park, KS
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    John M. Overland Park, KS

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  • Diabetic Eye Diseases

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