Dr. Nate with a very important message about Coronavirus and Bight Eyes.
If you have questions call us at 813-792-0637.
CORONAVIRUS UPDATES
Our patients' health and safety is our number one concern. The CDC has recommended that all patients "postpone routine dental and eyecare visits". Everyone is rightfully concerned about health and safety during the COVID-19 pandemic.
- Bright Eyes Family Vision Care and Bright Eye Kids will be temporarily closed for routine care starting Saturday, March 21st. We will remain open for urgent eyecare, pickup of eyeglasses or contact lenses until Thursday, March 26th.
- After Friday, March 27, the doctors will be available by appointment only for urgent and emergency eye care at both offices.
- Update for clinical patients: Read here.
- Update for vision therapy patients: Read here.
- Purchase contacts online: Order here.
Stay home when you can. Practice social distancing. Stay tuned for more information.
- Dr. Nate, Dr. Beth and the Bright Eyes Team
Myopia Control & Vision Therapy Experts In Tampa, Florida
The mission of Bright Eyes Vision Care is to empower our patients by providing the best in friendly, professional and individualized eye care.
We treat every patient with respect, including our littlest ones! Each patient has individual needs, and we listen carefully and offer individual solutions.
We offer unique services and products for today's visual needs: eyestrain relief lenses (for tired eyes staring at digital devices), the latest technology in contact lenses (great for dry eyes!), Myopia Control (for children whose vision gets worse every year), Amblyopia treatment (alternatives to patching), Vision Therapy, and more. Browse our website, read our blog, and call us for an appointment.
- Dr. Nate, Dr. Beth and the Bright Eyes Team
Sharp Vision & Healthy Eyes
Learn about individualized programs and exercises we use to treat non-refractive vision problems such as eye alignment, binocular vision dysfunction, and lazy eye.
Learn what’s involved in a comprehensive eye exam and about special considerations for kids and contacts.
Learn about daily, weekly and monthly disposables, as well as utilizing specialty contact lenses for controlling myopia (nearsightedness) in children.