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Optometrists - Salisbury, MD

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Ms. Debbie A. Steele-Moore, O.D.

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Optometry

209 Milford Street, Salisbury, MD 21804

Dr. Debbie Steele-Moore practices optometry (primary eye care) in Salisbury, MD.
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Dr. Jennifer R. Giles, O.D.

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31519 Winterplace Parkway, Salisbury, MD

Dr. Jennifer Giles specializes in optometry (primary eye care) and practices in Salisbury, MD.
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Dr. Tracey C. Boss, O.D.

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31519 Winterplace Parkway, Salisbury, MD

Dr. Tracey Boss is a pediatric optometry specialist in Salisbury, MD.
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Dr. Kevin Warren Darcey, O.D.

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101 Milford Street, Salisbury, MD

Dr. Kevin Darcey works as an optometry (primary eye care) specialist in Salisbury, MD.
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Dr. Alexander Earl Carpenter, O.D.

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409 N Fruitland Boulevard, Salisbury, MD

Dr. Alexander Carpenter works as an optometry (primary eye care) specialist in Salisbury, MD.
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Dr. Jeanne Murphy, O.D.

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Optometry

105 Pine Bluff Road, Salisbury, MD

Dr. Jeanne Murphy practices optometry (primary eye care) in Salisbury, MD.
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Dr. John Anthony Geremia, OD

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2657 North Salisbury Boulevard, Salisbury, MD 21826

Dr. John Geremia works as an optometry (primary eye care) specialist in Salisbury, MD.
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Dr. Darryl Aaron Smith, OD

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2300 N Salisbury Boulevard, Salisbury, MD

Dr. Darryl Smith practices optometry (primary eye care) in Salisbury, MD.
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Dr. Kenneth Alan Bortnick, O.D.

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Optometry

800 S Salisbury Boulevard, Salisbury, MD

Dr. Kenneth Bortnick practices optometry (primary eye care) in Salisbury, MD.
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Dr. Jesse Michael Lael Catron, O.D.

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409 N Fruitland Boulevard, Salisbury, MD

Dr. Jesse Catron practices optometry (primary eye care) in Salisbury, MD.
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Dr. Joseph Clark Hollaway, O.D.

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2300 N Salisbury Boulevard, Salisbury, MD

Dr. Joseph Hollaway specializes in optometry (primary eye care) and practices in Salisbury, MD.
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Dr. Jil Klein, O.D.

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Optometry

Salisbury, Salisbury, MD

Dr. Jil Klein practices optometry (primary eye care) in Salisbury, MD.
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Dr. Hampton Robert Sue, O.D

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2700 N Salisbury Boulevard, Salisbury, MD

Dr. Hampton Sue practices optometry (primary eye care) in Salisbury, MD.
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Payal Kothari

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Optometry

101 Milford Street, Salisbury, MD

Dr. Payal Kothari practices optometry (primary eye care) in Salisbury, MD.

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What is Optometry?

Optometry is primary care for vision, dealing with vision correction and certain diseases of the eye. Optometrists are the medical providers who prescribe glasses and contact lenses, and they are usually the ones who perform annual eye exams.

Optometrists attend four years of graduate school after college to study the health, function, and care of the eye before they become licensed. They are not medical doctors, unlike ophthalmologists, so they cannot perform surgery. However, optometrists can diagnose diseases of the eye and prescribe vision therapy, medications, and vision correction, such as glasses.

Some common conditions that may be seen by an optometrist include:

Refractive disorders, such as myopia and astigmatism, which require lenses to correct the vision
Glaucoma, a condition where increased pressure within the eye leads to damage to the optic nerve, the nerve that carries light images from the eye to the brain
Dry eye, where there are insufficient tears to lubricate the eye
Common infections of the eye, such as conjunctivitis

An optometry exam involves checking the patient's vision as well as the eye itself and the tissues surrounding the eye. Optometrists may check the pressure of the eye or test to see how well the eyes focus and move. They may ask about any problems, discomfort, or concerns the patient has experienced related to their eyes.

Optometrists are the first stop for most people who need a medical provider to care for their vision health.

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