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“Prof” Schwiesow presents to LLI
Today, “Professor” Kurt Schwiesow presented a class on cataract surgery for the UWGB Lifelong Learning Institute. He touched on all aspects of surgery including the surgical process, IOL options, technology,…
Understanding Normal Eye Pressure: A Vital Aspect of Eye Health
Healthy eye pressure, also known as intraocular pressure (IOP), is essential for maintaining the normal shape and function of the human eye. IOP that is higher than your eye can…
Dr. Patel instructs staff on eyelid conditions
Last night Kunal Patel, MD, presented Review of Common Eyelid Conditions to Tower Clock Eye Center techs and other staff. The presentation gave those in attendance added insight into several…
Foreign body removal
We’ve all been there, happily going about our day when something finds its way into our eye. Â Ugh! March is Workplace Eye Wellness Month, but Dr. Matt’s video below rings…
“Best of” Community Contests have begun!
It’s that time of year again – time for the annual “Best of Community Choice Awards” contests! Please nominate Tower Clock Eye Center in both Best of the Bay and…
Dr. Patel presents to GBARMC
Today, Dr. Kunal Patel, MD, entertained (and was entertained by) 121 members of the Green Bay Area Retired Men’s Club. Dr. Patel presented on eye health, stressed the importance of…
Do eyes change color?
Have you noticed your eyes apparently changing colors as you age? Check out Dr. Matt explain this phenomenon and it’s simple explanation. #towerclockeyecenter #eyecare #eyecolor #weirdeyestuff
Happy retirement, Pam!
It’s the end of an era. Our longtime clinic manager, Pam, has retired. We thank her for her many years of dedicated service, wisdom, know-how, and her vision for what…
Tower Clock Eye Center gives back
Each year, in lieu of gifts, our staff take up a collection for a local charity on behalf of Tower Clock Eye Center. This year we chose the Shawano Area…
Over 40? Learn about presbyopia with Dr. Kunal Patel, MD
Presbyopia is a condition that affects all of us as we age. Starting around the age of 40, you may experience presbyopia as your vision changes. Learn more from Dr….
