Optometric Centers

11/18/2025

Thanks for the program VSP!

Giving back to the communities we serve is one way we deliver on our purpose to empower human potential through sight. We invite you to join us in the spirit of our corporate value, We Care, by making a positive impact with a donation via the VSP Hearts at Work Community Portal.

09/22/2025

Optometric Centers at Vision Expo West 2025!

08/05/2024

Embark on a relaxing treatment to significantly reduce crows feet, fine lines and wrinkles, dry eye and more! No needles, no downtime, no gender exclusions. Begin your customized treatment plan with laser light therapy followed by radio frequency therapy. Schedule your consultation today! (951) 684-4646 ☎️

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07/02/2024

Your friendly neighborhood Ophthalmic Laboratory Tech😎

The man behind the scenes, who is responsible for producing finished spectacles to a high degree of accuracy and quality assurance. The optical lab is where our technician measures, cuts, fits and verify your lenses to meet the requirements of each order while respecting ISO tolerances and standards.

Thank you for all you do! 🫶

05/24/2024

We had the pleasure of attending Sunnymeadows Elementary School Career Day! 😎

05/17/2024

It’s time to find your sunglasses or get new ones this summer 😎 We are your one stop shop for all things glasses! Take a look at our luxury brand shades, sure to spark confidence and conversation this summer ☀️

04/30/2024

Is a thing? Dr. Clayton letting the youngsters take the lead 👓

04/15/2024

Raise your hand if you’ve been personally victimized by Pre-testers 🙋🏻‍♀️

04/12/2024

Who’s the patient? 🤔

Did you know it’s recommended for your child to have their first eye exam between 6-12 months? And at least one eye exam between ages 3-5years old. Annual visits from 6-17 years old.

04/11/2024

Office managers , let’s hear the tea ✍️

04/08/2024

Very exciting Eclipse today! But please be careful as it is dangerous for your eyes!

Safety Tips:
- view the sun wearing eclipse glasses
- do not view the sun through camera lens, binoculars, or telescope with eclipse glasses
- view the sun during partial eclipse phases, and before and after totality with eclipse glasses
- when the moon completely obscures the suns bright face (for a brief moment) proper eye where is not needed