Tower Clock Eye Center is moving exclusively toward electronic patient registration, meaning you can fill out paperwork online before your visit. Have an upcoming appointment? Check out the new registration page below: https://towerclockeyecenter.com/patient-registration-forms/
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March is Workplace Eye Safety Month, a perfect time to raise awareness about the importance of protecting your eyes at work. Whether you’re staring at a screen all day or working in a high-risk environment, eye injuries and strain can impact your vision and overall health. At Tower Clock Eye Center, we’re here to help
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Last week Dr. Matt traveled to Jamaica to help train future eye doctors as part of his ongoing work with @1focus_org. During the successful trip, he helped guide students through 10 teaching cases, providing them with valuable hands-on experience for their future practices. Dr. Matt has been involved with FOCUS for many years and has
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Tower Clock Eye Center proudly announces the addition of CAM 360 AmnioGraft, an innovative treatment that addresses various corneal issues, including dry eye. CAM 360 AmnioGraft benefits patients by reducing inflammation and promoting healing on the cornea, the clear front part of the eye. The graft enhances the body’s natural healing response and capability, restoring
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Understanding Age-Related Macular Degeneration (AMD) Age-Related Macular Degeneration (AMD) is a leading cause of vision loss among older adults. It affects the macula, the central part of the retina responsible for sharp, detailed vision. As AMD progresses, it can cause blurriness or blind spots, making everyday tasks like reading and recognizing faces more difficult. Tower
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January is Glaucoma Awareness Month. Glaucoma is considered a “silent” disease because there are few symptoms as it develops in the eye, so regular check ups and exams are very important. Glaucoma develops when pressure inside the eye (the eye needs some pressure to stay inflated) becomes higher than the eye can tolerate. That added
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Our Green Bay surgery center crew made the holidays brighter by partnering with the Salvation Army to participate in their “Adopt-a-Family” for Christmas program. Our team purchased items that will be donated to a local family in need. Great job everyone!
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All Tower Clock Eye Center and Surgery Center locations will be closed Thursday and Friday for Thanksgiving. We’ll reopen on Monday, December 2 with normal business hours. Have a happy and safe holiday!
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Dry eye syndrome is a common ocular condition that affects millions of people worldwide; Tower Clock Eye Center doctors treat a variety of causes for dry eye. While many individuals find relief with artificial tears or prescription eye drops, some experience severe symptoms that are difficult to manage with conventional treatments. For these individuals, serum
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Last night Tower Clock Eye Center hosted a continuing medical education event where Dr. Annette Giangiacomo, MD, presented on glaucoma to nearly 30 area optometrists. The event also served as an open house for our new state-of-the-art Appleton surgery center.
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