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Advance Family EyeCare / Dr. Eldon R Repsher

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Advance Family Eyecare – Dr. Eldon R Repsher – Optometrist has been serving the 4-states for over 22 years.

Advance Family Eyecare – Dr. Eldon R Repsher – Optometrist has been a leading provider of optometry services and vision care products in the Joplin community since 2003, and we want to help you achieve and maintain clear vision for years to come.

10/30/2025

After a stroke, vision changes are common and can significantly impact daily life. These issues occur due to damage in areas of the brain responsible for processing visual information. These may include double vision, visual field loss and difficulties with visual perception. Rehabilitation and adaptive tools can help improve quality of life.

A stroke can result in many changes to vision, including visual field loss, double vision, and difficulties with visual perception and visual memory.

10/23/2025

New to contact lenses? Start with a proper eye exam and contact lens fitting. Learn how to insert, remove and care for your lenses safely to protect your eyes and maintain comfort. Follow cleaning and replacement schedules, and never sleep in lenses unless approved. Good habits keep your vision clear and eyes healthy. Learn more:

Contact lens rules can be confusing. Check out this guide and learn how to properly care for your contact lenses to avoid eye infections.

$People with Down syndrome have higher risk of eye issues, such as:- Refractive errors (blurry vision)- Strabismus (eye m...$

10/16/2025

People with Down syndrome have higher risk of eye issues, such as:
- Refractive errors (blurry vision)
- Strabismus (eye misalignment)
- Nystagmus (involuntary eye movements)
- Tear-duct problems
Early, routine eye exams (first at birth, then again by 6 months) help detect treatable conditions and improve vision and quality of life. Learn more:

Learn about common eye problems that many people with Down syndrome experience, including their symptoms and treatment options.

10/09/2025

Happy World Sight Day! This day highlights the global burden of vision impairment and the importance of eye care. Around 2.2 billion people worldwide can’t see clearly, and about 1 billion of them have conditions that are preventable or treatable. Celebrate by scheduling an eye exam, or finding donation and volunteer opportunities. Together, we can help improve lives by improving sight.

World Sight Day is a great time to make a difference in people's lives by improving their vision. Learn how you can help.

10/02/2025

As we age, certain vision changes are common. These include:
- Difficulty focusing up close
- Glare sensitivity
- Seeing floaters
A senior eye exam includes specific tests to detect early issues and preserve eyesight. Healthy aging starts with regular, sight-saving exams.

Regular eye exams are important, especially as you age. Learn about sight-saving tests for seniors and common eye conditions that can affect older adults.

09/25/2025

This , remember that your eyes provide clues about your heart health. A comprehensive eye exam can detect signs of:
- High blood pressure
- High cholesterol
- Diabetes
- Artery blockages
- An impending stroke
Early detection may save not only your vision, but your heart health. Schedule your eye exam today.

A dilated eye exam can provide your eye doctor with valuable information about your eye health and heart health, including signs of high blood pressure and risk of stroke.

09/18/2025

This , understand how sickle cell anemia can impact the eyes. In sickle cell disease, misshapen blood cells block blood flow, causing:
- Swelling in retinal structures
- Damage to the optic nerve
- Increased risk of vision impairment
Regular eye exams are vital to detect early changes and protect vision.

Learn how severe anemia can cause the whites of the eye to develop a blue hue, the inner lower eyelids to become pale, and the retina to become damaged.

09/11/2025

Celebrate World Alzheimer’s Month with an eye exam. Certain non-invasive tests can reveal vision problems linked to early Alzheimer’s. Detecting changes in retinal blood vessels or reduced contrast sensitivity allows for earlier intervention to support eye and brain health. Schedule your routine eye exam this month — it may protect more than your vision.

Learn how some studies have found that certain changes in vision and the eyes may help detect early signs of Alzheimer's and other types of dementia.

09/04/2025

Protect your eyes this Sports Eye Safety Month! Over 32,000 sports-related eye injuries happen yearly, and 90% of them are preventable with proper gear. Read our guide to learn which type of protective eyewear to choose for each sport, and keep your eyes safe and focused!

Searching for the best sports glasses for kids? All About Vision provides valuable information on things to consider when shopping for kids' sports glasses.

08/21/2025

Not all contact lenses are the same! From soft and silicone hydrogel to gas-permeable and hybrid lenses, each lens type offers unique benefits. Find out which is right for your eyes and lifestyle by scheduling a contact lens exam. Learn more:

You must have a prescription for contact lenses — even cosmetic ones. Learn about the process of a contact lens fitting and why an exam is important.

08/14/2025

Unlike adult eye exams, pediatric eye exams use games and engaging charts with shapes to identify vision concerns, since little ones can’t yet read letters. Because vision is a critical part of learning, getting a comprehensive eye exam early is crucial for child development. Read more:

Discover the 5 ways that children’s eye exams differ from adult eye exams and what various optical tools and tests are used for both.

08/07/2025

A comprehensive eye exam is more than just reading from a chart. Unlike standard vision screenings, eye exams can detect vision issues early and keep your vision sharp, making them essential for your overall health. Learn more:

Are your eye exams as complete as they should be? Learn about tests that commonly are included in a comprehensive eye exam.

Address

5832 N Main Street
Joplin, MO
64801

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 7pm
Tuesday	9am - 5:30pm
Wednesday	9am - 5:30pm
Thursday	9am - 5:30pm

Telephone

+14176237900

Website

http://afeyecare.net/

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