Drs. Driver and Clark, P.A.

01/05/2026

January is National Glaucoma Awareness Month. Often called "the silent thief of sight," glaucoma typically has no early symptoms. Half of those affected will have significant vision loss before they're aware that there's a problem. So how do you take preventative measures against a silent disease? Regular annual eye exams are vital to early detection. There's also an increased risk in those who have it in their family so knowing your family's health history and making your eye doctor aware will help in the close monitoring of your eye health. Call us to schedule your regular eye exam for the year!

12/31/2025

As we close out the year, we'd like to thank you for trusting us to care for your eyes this past year. It's an honor to help our community see life's moments more clearly. Here's to another year of clearer vision, kinder connections, and little moments that make life beautiful. Cheers to a bright and beautiful 2026! 🥂😎

12/29/2025

Our doctors and staff will be available normal hours this week with the exception of Thursday when we'll be closed for New Year's Day. We're open our normal 8a-1p on Friday.

12/22/2025

Looking for a last-minute gift idea? We've got you covered! Gift cards are available in any amount and make a great option for someone who could use new eyeglasses or sun wear. Stop by and let our friendly staff help 'give the gift of vision.' 🥰

12/17/2025

Are you searching for last-minute stocking stuffer ideas? We can help with that. 🎅🏻🎁

We offer 3D glasses that transform ordinary Christmas lights or any bright single point of light into various holiday images — gingerbread, angels, reindeer, etc.
Additionally, we have a variety of cleaning cloths featuring food/beverage, sports, animals, eye charts, and more. Our diverse selection ensures there is something for everyone. As always, we provide bottles of eyeglass cleaner and gift cards for purchase.

12/15/2025

Low humidity, cold winds, and indoor heating in the wintertime can make dry eyes feel even dryer. If eye drops, warm compresses, and humidifiers aren't quite cutting it, we offer Intense Pulse Light (IPL) and Low Level Light Therapy. These modes of treatment have proven effective in clearing blocked oil glands in the eyelids to get to the root of Meibomian Gland Dysfunction. When your eyes produce the right amount of oils, your tears are preserved on your eye surface for longer and don't evaporate as quickly. You don't have to live with insufferable dry eye symptoms! Call our office today to ask how to get started with IPL for dry eye.

12/10/2025

Our office is pleased to continue its 20/20 Give and Receive optical promotion again this year! Take advantage of savings on your new eyewear with a donation to an organization dedicated to research toward a world without Type 1 diabetes.

12/09/2025

Need help spending unused FSA dollars ? It's your money! Don't lose it before the end of the year. If you've already had your eye exam earlier in the year, come back and let us help you choose a new pair of eyeglasses or even sunglasses. If you are in need of an eye exam, it's not too late for that either! We still have openings available, but they are filling up fast. Call today and let us help you with all your eye care needs.

12/08/2025

Just a friendly reminder...
We are closed this afternoon at 12:30 pm for our doctors and staff to enjoy our annual office Christmas Party. We will be back to normal office hours for the week after today. Thank you!

12/04/2025

Please note, our office will be closed the afternoon of Monday, December 8th for our office Christmas party. Our staff and doctors can be reached until 12:30 pm. As always, in the event of an eye emergency, please call the office and listen for the after hours number on our voicemail message. Thank you!

12/03/2025

We have provided myopia control services in our office for almost 5 years. It is such great news to have another treatment option for our patients. Give us a call to schedule your child if you have concerns about rapidly changing nearsightedness.

For many children, the experience of getting their first pair of glasses is an inevitable milestone, the first in a lifetime of visits to the eye doctor.

But what if those lenses could actually help preserve the child’s vision and reduce the chances for more serious eye problems in adulthood?

That’s the promise of a new type of lens approved by the Food and Drug Administration in September. While the technology has previously been available in Europe, Asia and other parts of the world, it’s now rolling out in the U.S.

Read more: https://abcnews.visitlink.me/UZm-v7

12/01/2025

Regular eye exams are crucial for maintaining optimal eye health. They serve as a preventative measure, identifying potential issues such as diabetes and high blood pressure before they become severe. Plus, they'll keep your prescription up-to-date, saving you from the headaches (literally!) of outdated glasses or contacts. 💡👓