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The optometric department of Magnet Health, NY, enjoys extreme popularity among the residents of the Bronx. Every optometrist working at our clinic has extensive experience and is already among the best in the United States. They treat patients of all age groups. They have experience in handling cases involving serious eye disorders, and their success rate in those is enviable.
You may want proper management of a chronic eye disorder or might be looking for comprehensive preventive care for your eyes; there’s no better place to visit in the Bronx than Magnet Health. We can also assist you in selecting new contact lenses and glasses.
Contact us and share your requirements, and we will customize our optometry services accordingly.
For all our patients, we begin with a thorough checkup followed by diagnostic tests. The combination of the two allows our eye doctors in the Bronx to make a quick and accurate diagnosis.
Our doctors treat common eye conditions like cataract, glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy, macular degeneration, lazy eye, Blepharitis, etc. Treating eye infections such as styes and conjunctivitis is also a regular phenomenon for them. You can visit them to seek treatment for diabetes and nerve damage-related eye conditions like dry eyes or diplopia.
Our optometrists are great at helping patients during emergencies. So, don’t hesitate to visit us if you need a foreign body removed from your eyes or are suffering from corneal abrasions.
Additionally, you can visit us for power adjustments. We also recommend that people in the Bronx come for an annual eye checkup at our clinic, even if they don’t have any existing eye discomfort.
Optometrists at Magnet Health have access to the most advanced diagnostic tools available on the market. This allows them to make quick and accurate diagnoses.
Our optometrists have amazing credentials, which include a great academic career and years of successful practice. Additionally, they keep updating themselves by attending training sessions.
Our staff never shies away from investing time to listen to patients’ concerns and explain complex information to them.
We can give quick appointments thanks our organized scheduling. You can also get a same-day appointment if it's an emergency.
If your eye condition is a result of a health problem such as a neurological disorder or diabetes, our optometrists will collaborate with related specialists to manage the problem more effectively.
We work with many insurance plans to ensure you receive the care you need without anxiety. Contact us for more details on your coverage options.
You can visit an optometrist at both our facilities. They are located at 3071 Perry Avenue, Bronx, NY 10467, USA, and 163 Manor Avenue, Bronx, NY 10472, USA. Thanks to the convenient locations of our clinics, reaching them is not difficult, irrespective of which part of the Bronx you are coming from.
Ideally, you should schedule your appointment before arriving at our clinic. However, in extraordinary circumstances, we also offer appointments to walk-in patients without a long waiting time. For more information, contact us on 7182316700.
Our business hours are designed to fit your schedule. Below you will find our schedule:
Monday – Thursday : 8:30 AM – 6:30 PM
Friday :
8:30 AM – 5:30 PM
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed
All our optometrists are board-certified eye care professionals. They have completed advanced training, which makes them better equipped to diagnose, treat, and manage complex eye conditions successfully. You may be looking for vision correction or treatment for an eye disorder/infection, our optometrists can do all.
You should visit an optometrist if you experience blurry vision, eye strain, headaches, difficulty seeing at night, or any sudden changes in your vision. Regular eye exams are also important even if you don’t have symptoms.
During an eye exam, the optometrist checks your vision, evaluates eye health, and may test for conditions like nearsightedness, farsightedness, or astigmatism. They may also look for signs of underlying health issues.
Yes, optometrists can prescribe corrective lenses such as eyeglasses and contact lenses to improve your vision.
It’s generally recommended to have an eye exam every 1–2 years, or more frequently if you have vision problems or existing eye conditions.
Yes, children should have regular eye exams to ensure proper vision development and to detect any issues early.
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