Ophthalmic Surgeons and Physicians

03/09/2026

Join us in our Tempe or Ahwatukee offices to shop the sale!

03/02/2026

Our office is experiencing phone and internet outages today. We’re actively working to restore service and appreciate your patience in the meantime. If you’re trying to reach us please leave a message so we can return your call when we’re back online.

11/25/2025

11/06/2025

Our Ahwatukee location will be closing at 12:00 today 11/6/2025

11/03/2025

Visit our Tempe or Ahwatukee locations to participate in our end of year sale for eyewear going on through November!

It’s time to have some fun while saving on your next pair of glasses! Stop by and spin our Sale Wheel for a chance to win exclusive discounts and prizes

*must purchase a complete pair of glasses to be eligible for the sale.

10/23/2025

Thank you for your patience as we continue adjusting to our new phone system.

While the upgrade has already helped improve call routing and reduce hold times, we’re still working through a few growing pains to ensure everything runs smoothly.

If you experience any delays or difficulty reaching our team, please know we’re aware and actively working to enhance your experience. If you’re having trouble getting through, please leave a voicemail or text us at 480-253-9605 so we know you’re trying to get in touch.

We truly appreciate your patience and understanding as we continue making these improvements.

— The OSP Team

10/14/2025

Call today to be scheduled

09/02/2025

We’re upgrading our phone system this afternoon to reduce hold times and improve your experience.
While we’re aiming for a seamless transition, you may notice a few brief hiccups as everything is finalized.

With this upgrade, our phone tree options have changed. Please listen carefully to ensure you reach the right department or team member.

We truly appreciate your patience and understanding as we make these improvements.

-The OSP Team

05/28/2025

There are more than 38 million Americans with diabetes, individuals who are at risk for vision loss due to diabetic retinopathy. Early diagnosis plays a crucial role in preserving vision. A dilated retinal exam at least once a year with your doctor of optometry is the only way to limit the potential for significant vision loss from diabetic retinopathy. Yet, 60% of people with diabetes do not get annual eye exams.

Doctors of optometry can identify early warning signs and manifestations of diseases through a dilated eye exam, which is the only way to assess the blood vessels at the back of the eye for issues without an x-ray, CT scan or invasive surgery.

👁️ Keep those eyes healthy and call or text us today to schedule 480-839-020

* graphics and post courtesy of the AOA