All Tower Clock Eye Center locations will be closed on Thanksgiving, November 24, and Friday, November 25. We will resume normal clinic hours on Monday, November 28. We hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving holiday with family and friends. Posted in: Latest News, New Announcements, Uncategorized
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Tower Clock Eye Center’s Dr. Michael Servi recently visited Fox 11’s Living with Amy show to discuss eye floaters. Dr. Servi talks about the types of floaters, how they affect the eye and the importance of seeing your eye care professional should you experience floaters. Watch here: Tagged with: Best of the Bay, Common eye problems, Dr. Michael
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Tower Clock Eye Center ophthalmologist Matthew Thompson, MD, recently held a continuing education event at the clinic for technicians seeking CE credits. The focus of the discussion was dry eye syndrome. Through his research, Dr. Thompson explained the symptoms, causes and treatments for the common eye disease. Ophthalmologic techs from several area clinics and providers
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Tower Clock Eye Center’s Dr. Michael Servi recently visited WLUK’s Living with Amy to discuss dry eye syndrome. Learn how Dr. Servi can help if you suffer from this very common disease. Watch the segment here: Tagged with: Best of the Bay, Common eye problems, community, Dr. Michael Servi, Dry Eye, Eye Care, Eye disease, eye doctor, eye exam, eye health, eye problems, Green Bay, News, Tower Clock Eye
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Join us for a FREE seminar to discuss the advantages of laser cataract surgery at Tower Clock Eye Center on Thursday, November 10 at 6:00 p.m. The event will be held at Tower Clock Surgery Center, 1077 West Mason Street, in Green Bay. Light refreshments will be served. Kurt Schwiesow, MD, will present on why
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Watch as Tower Clock Eye Center’s Matthew Thompson, MD, discusses new technologies and developments for cataract surgery on WBAY’s Ask the Expert. Tagged with: Ask the Expert, Best of the Bay, cataract surgery, Cataracts, Dr. Matthew Thompson, Eye disease, eye doctor, eye surgeon, Green Bay, ophthalmologist, Tower Clock Eye Center, Wisconsin Posted in: Latest News, Uncategorized
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Dry eye syndrome is a condition caused by a chronic lack of sufficient lubrication on the surface of the eye. The consequence of dry eye syndrome ranges from slight persistent irritation to the severe inflammation of the front of the eye. Symptoms: Red, irritated eyes accompanied by constant dryness, the feeling of debris in your eyes
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Tower Clock Eye Center’s Dr. Amanda Schuster was on the WLUK Living with Amy program yesterday to discuss the importance of children’s eye exams, especially during back-to-school preparations. View the segment here: Tagged with: Common eye problems, Dr. Amanda Schuster, eye doctor, eye exam, Kids eyes, News, school eye exams, Tower Clock Eye Center, Wisconsin Posted in: Latest News, New Announcements, Uncategorized
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As a parent, you do all you can to make sure your child learns and develops properly. But there is one essential that many moms and dads frequently miss – the back-to-school eye exam. Vision is vital to children’s development. In fact, the American Optometric Association (AOA) states that up to 80% of learning is
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Tower Clock Eye Center’s Velp Avenue location will be affected by upcoming road construction. A portion of Velp Avenue, including all exits and on-ramps to US 41, will be closed late in the week of August 8, 2016 for approximately 60 days. Motorists will not be able to exit to or enter Velp Ave. from
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