Jarvis Family Eye Center

09/16/2025

Today we celebrated 20 years of eyecare in Willard! We’ve been blessed with wonderful patients, fabulous employees, and a community that has supported what we do since 2005. Thank you to everyone that has trusted us!

05/02/2025

Tonight is Jarvis Family Eye Center’s night to sponsor the Kiss Cam at the Springfield Cardinals game. We have 4 FREE tickets to the first person that comments!

02/18/2025

We are closing at 12:00, February 18. We will be closed Wednesday, February 19. We hope to reopen normal hours on Thursday. Stay warm everyone!

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12/20/2024

We will be open limited days over the next 2 weeks. We will be open December 23 normal hours, December 24 until 12:00, Friday December 27 until 12:00. We will be closed all of the following week. We will reopen normal business hours on Monday, January 6. Have a great Christmas and Holidays with your families!

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12/14/2024

We are lucky to work with people we like. One of our favorite nights of the year—when we get our families together and eat good food. Thank you for a great 19 years! We hope that each of you have a very Merry Christmas!

08/29/2024

We will be closed Friday, August 30 - Monday, September 2 for Labor Day Weekend.

07/03/2024

We will be closed Thursday and Friday, July 4-5. If you have an emergency (bottle rockets, roman candles, etc. to the eye), please contact Dr. Jarvis. Have a great 4th of July!

05/03/2024

Thank you to Halli W. Photography for the great pictures and kind write-up. It’s been a blast to be in Willard the past 19 years.

06/07/2023

New Oakley display just in time for summer. Come in and try on a pair of Oakley, Ray.Ban, Wiley-X, Kate Spade and others. Kids sizes also in stock.

02/14/2023

💕Will you be our Valentine? 💕

02/08/2023

AMD (Age-related macular degeneration) is a chronic progressive disease that could be affecting your day-to-day life by hindering your central vision.

It gets its name because it is commonly associated with aging. Two forms are associated with the disease: Dry (The most common, slow progressing, and with no known current treatment) and Wet (Less Common, faster progressing, and treated with injections)

Regular eye exams help identify and track AMD and reduce its risk and progression. Call us today to set up an appointment. And keep an eye out for more posts to learn more about AMD this month.

12/19/2022

We're here all week to help pick out your next pair of glasses or refill your contact lenses stop by anytime while we are here 😁