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Appleton surgery center update
Our Appleton surgery center is getting closer to opening its doors! We look forward to serving the Fox Cities with our patient-centered brand of ophthalmologic services! We look to open…
What is OCT (Optical Coherence Tomography)?
Watch as Mattaja, a COA, explains what a patient will experience when undergoing an OCT test at Tower Clock Eye Center for any of a number of eye diseases such…
Exploring The Pathophysiology Of Aqueous Humor And Its Role In Glaucoma
Glaucoma, often referred to as the “silent thief of sight,” is a group of eye conditions characterized by progressive damage to the optic nerve, leading to vision loss. Tower Clock Eye…
Welcome Dr. Annette Giangiacomo, MD!
Tower Clock Eye Center is excited to announce the addition of Dr. Annette Giangiacomo, MD. Dr. Giangiacomo will see patients on a part-time basis in both our Appleton and Green…
New Phone System 5/10/24
We are going live with a new phone system today! We ask your patience as we learn our new phones, but please know we may experience some hiccups along the way….
Navigating Eye Care: Knowing The Differences Between Medical And Routine Eye Care
When it comes to maintaining healthy vision, regular eye care is essential. The doctors and staff at Tower Clock Eye Center treat the eyes in many ways, from routine eye care to…
Annual “Best Of” Contests Have Begun
Best of the Bay and Best of the Valley voting opens today! Please take a moment to vote for Tower Clock Eye Center in both contests under the Best Eye…
Pinguecula explained
Watch Dr. Matthew Thompson, MD, describe what a pingueculum is and how they’re treated at Tower Clock Eye Center. These non-cancerous growths on the conjunctiva are fairly common and caused…
Congrats, Mac!
This week we celebrate a remarkable milestone as Sharri “Mac” marks 28 years of unwavering dedication and expertise at Tower Clock Eye Center! Her commitment to excellence has shaped our…
Is eye rubbing safe?
We all do it, sometimes because our eyes are dry or irritated, or because it’s been a long day, or maybe you have something in your eye and rubbing it…
