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The Eye Institute TEI, since opening its doors in 1978, has been a valuable vision care resource for Philadelphia and
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The inaugural Day of Service event at The Eye Institute (TEI) attracted 34 patients and was designed to provide vision c...
02/20/2026

The inaugural Day of Service event at The Eye Institute (TEI) attracted 34 patients and was designed to provide vision care for school-age children who would not otherwise receive it.

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02/18/2026
See why our patients choose The Eye Institute for all of their eyecare needs!Call 215.276.6111 to schedule your appointm...
02/15/2026

See why our patients choose The Eye Institute for all of their eyecare needs!

Call 215.276.6111 to schedule your appointment today.

02/14/2026

If you think that you have sexually transmitted conjunctivitis, please don't panic. Feel free to give us a call, we will examine you and get the appropriate diagnosis and treatment.

At The Eye Institute’s first Day of Service, eye doctors, interns, staff and volunteers provided eye exams for children ...
02/13/2026

At The Eye Institute’s first Day of Service, eye doctors, interns, staff and volunteers provided eye exams for children in need. When kids can see clearly, they can learn confidently and thrive in the classroom.

The Eye Institute (TEI), in conjunction with Temple Health, will host a series of “Real World Diabetes” workshops from M...
02/12/2026

The Eye Institute (TEI), in conjunction with Temple Health, will host a series of “Real World Diabetes” workshops from March 16 to May 4 for those who want to learn more about managing their diabetes.

Health care professionals will be available to discuss medications, how diabetes affects your body - including vision and hearing, and important lab work.

Staff Spotlight with Alena Hackett, Community Outreach Coordinator, The Eye Institute: https://ow.ly/HVEy50YcRx5
02/11/2026

Staff Spotlight with Alena Hackett, Community Outreach Coordinator, The Eye Institute: https://ow.ly/HVEy50YcRx5

Low vision includes any visual impairment that impacts a person's daily life. This can range from glare intolerability t...
02/09/2026

Low vision includes any visual impairment that impacts a person's daily life. This can range from glare intolerability to severe vision loss. The doctors at The William Feinbloom Vision Rehabilitation Center work with low vision patients to improve their activities of daily living and quality of life. They often prescribe low vision devices such as magnifiers and binoculars to maximize a patient's vision.

If you are in need of low vision services, schedule an appointment with The Eye Institute today: 215.276.6111

02/06/2026

Dr. Kuznia tells us why he chose The Eye Institute for his residency.

Over the next several weeks, patients at the Drexel University clinical facilities — The Eye Institute (TEI), the Pennsy...
02/05/2026

Over the next several weeks, patients at the Drexel University clinical facilities — The Eye Institute (TEI), the Pennsylvania Ear Institute (PEI) and the Speech-Language Institute (SLI) — will notice a change in signage.

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01/31/2026

When it comes to conjunctivitis, there are a subset of sexually transmitted infections. One type of viral infection that affects the eye is herpes simplex virus (HSV).

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Clear Choice for Vision Care

The Eye Institute has been a valuable vision care resource for Philadelphia and the Delaware Valley since opening its doors in 1978. As the clinical practice of the Salus University Pennsylvania College of Optometry (PCO), TEI employs a multidisciplinary approach- with optometrists, ophthalmologists, opticians, optometric technicians, optometric interns (trainees) and other health care professionals working together in order to provide comprehensive vision care for nearly 50,000 patients annually.