Community Eye Care

10/07/2024

Hey Community Eye Care family,
We’re looking for someone to join the office part-time, 2-3 days per week. Please let us know if you or someone you know may be interested.
Thanks!!!

11/20/2023

We will be closed on November 23rd and 24th to celebrate Thanksgiving with our families. And we will reopen on Saturday at 9am. See you then!

08/02/2023

It’s Back to School Time!!!
Students get $10 off their Eye Exam
Call for an appointment

06/17/2023

The sun is harmful to our eyes! Protect them with sunglasses or prescription Transition lenses.
We’re here to help, just make sure to come in through our front door, not from inside Walmart

06/06/2023

Excuse the mess inside Walmart! The Vision Center may be closed for renovations, but we’re OPEN.
Please come in the front door from the outside

03/27/2020

Stay safe and order contact lenses from home!

Visit www.communityeyecare-tx, enter your valid prescription, and shipping is FREE to your door

12/07/2016

It's almost the end of the year!!!
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06/18/2016

$10 Off Eye Exams for Students All Summer!

05/11/2016

We're looking for a hard-working, bilingual individual to work part-time at our office. We will work with your schedule. Please call 713-714-6533 if you are interested

12/15/2015

16 days til the end of the year!!!

Have you used your insurance benefits for your yearly eye exam? If not, we're here for your eye care needs.
Call to make an appointment or just drop by.
Not sure if your insurance covers your eye exam? Give us a call at 713-714-6533, and we'll be more than happy find out for you!!

11/24/2015

What is a Cataract?

A cataract is not something that grows inside your eye.
A cataract is not something that grows outside your eye.

A cataract is the opacification or clouding of the natural lens in your eye. The natural lens becomes a cataract. It's very much like gray hair: almost everybody will develop them if you live long enough. They are usually slow-growing, but they can also exist at birth or can also be caused by trauma to the eye.

A cataract's development could be so gradual that a person might not notice the change or resulting decrease in vision until it is brought to their attention by their eye doctor. As a cataract progresses, it not only affects one's acuity but also a patient's color vision.

With today's technology, cataract surgery has become minimally invasive and is usually an out-patient procedure. Once the cataract is removed, an intraocular lens, or IOL, is inserted in its place. The entire procedure takes approximately 10-15 minutes.

10/29/2015

Be careful this Halloween!

Cosmetic colored contacts still need to be fitted to a person's eye to avoid scratching cornea, eye doctors say.