COVID-19 ANNOUNCEMENTS
OUR APPOINTMENT SCHEDULE HAS BEEN TEMPORARILY REDUCED TO KEEP THE OFFICE FROM BEING TOO CROWDED. WE WILL EXPAND THE SCHEDULE WHEN IT IS SAFE TO DO SO. PLEASE BE PATIENT WITH US.
THE OPTICAL DISPENSARY IS OPEN ON AN APPOINTMENT ONLY BASIS. PLEASE CALL AHEAD TO SCHEDULE. IF YOU HAVE AN APPOINTMENT WITH ONE OF OUR DOCTORS AND ARE GETTING GLASSES THAT SAME DAY YOU DO NOT NEED A SEPARATE OPTICAL APPOINTMENT: WE ARE ALREADY EXPECTING YOU.
AS OF JUNE 22, 2021 THE MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND THE CDC RECOMMEND THAT EVERYONE, REGARDLESS OF IMMUNIZATION STATUS, SHOULD WEAR A MASK IN ANY HEALTH CARE FACILITY. EVERYONE WHO ENTERS OUR OFFICE MUST WEAR A MASK. THERE ARE NO EXCEPTIONS. WE HAVE A MIX OF VACCINATED AND UNVACCINATED PEOPLE IN THE OFFICE AT ANY GIVEN TIME AND WE HAVE SOME VERY HIGH RISK, FRAGILE PATIENTS THAT DESERVE TO BE PROTECTED.
IF YOU HAVE COVID-19 SYMPTOMS (FEVER, NEW COUGH, MUSCLE ACHES, SHORTNESS OF BREATH, SORE THROAT, LOSS OF TASTE OR SMELL, UNDUE FATIGUE, HEADACHE, DIARRHEA, RASH) DO NOT COME TO OUR OFFICE WITHOUT CALLING FIRST.
(906) 226-2531
WE ARE OPEN AS ALWAYS FOR YOUR URGENT NEEDS. IF YOU HAVE AN URGENT PROBLEM PLEASE CALL THE OFFICE AND WE WILL TAKE CARE OF YOU. (906) 226-2531
THANK YOU FOR BEING PATIENT WITH US
WE ENCOURAGE EVERYONE TO PRACTICE GOOD HYGIENE AND SOCIAL DISTANCING
Do you have questions about your eye care during this time? Please see the Coronavirus Eye Care guide at the Academy of Ophthalmology:
Quality Eye Care in Marquette
Eye Associates of Marquette has been serving the eye care needs of Upper Michigan and Northern Wisconsin citizens for over one hundred years!
We believe that your sight is irreplaceable, and deserves the best possible care. All of our frames and lenses are backed with a one year warranty against product defects or breakage from normal usage.
Did You Know?
The external muscles that move the eyes are the strongest muscles in the human body for the job that they have to do. They are 100 times more powerful than they need to be.
The "Red eye" effect occurs in photos because light from the flash bounces off the back of the eye. The choroid is located behind the retina and is rich in blood vessels, which make it appear red on film.
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