Mountain View Eye Center

11/13/2025

This week brings awareness to Thyroid Eye Disease (TED), also known as Graves’ eye disease. It is a condition where your immune system mistakenly attacks the muscle and fat tissue behind the eyes. This causes inflammation and scar tissue to form. The inflammation and scar tissue can cause changes to the eyes, such as bulging eyes, eye pain or pressure, blurry vision, double vision, and more. In the most severe cases, TED can cause enough pressure in the eye socket that the blood supply to the optic nerve is compromised, causing blindness.

TED can have an impact on your physical appearance, visual ability, and even your emotional well-being. Although TED can cause multiple problems with the eyes, there is quite a bit that can be done to help. TED can often be treated with medication and lifestyle changes.

11/11/2025

Sports like basketball, racquetball, and hockey require protective eyewear to prevent injuries.

11/08/2025

11/07/2025

We are excited to announce that Kendra Scott’s first ever eyewear collection is now available at Mountain View Eye Center!Say hello to Kendra Scott’s signature chain details and vibrant gemstone colors. Inspired by the brand’s iconic legacy of jewelry and accessories, the Kendra Scott eyewear collection features both optical frames and sunglasses.

Visit our optical department to see this beautiful collection!

11/05/2025

It is time to review your vision benefits for the year and your remaining HSA / Flex account funds. Eye exams, glasses and contacts, and even LASIK are generally eligible expenses for your HSA / Flex accounts and might be a great way to use your benefits.

Our doctor’s schedules fill up quickly so call today to schedule an appointment.

11/05/2025

Avoid sharing eye makeup to prevent bacteria buildup and potential infections.

10/31/2025

Happy Halloween from the staff of Mountain View Eye Center! We hope your day is filled with fewer tricks and more treats.

Our office is open today, but we will be closing an hour early at 4:00 PM.

Stay safe and have a spook-tacular night!

10/29/2025

Never swim in contact lenses—it can increase the risk of eye infections.