Pink eye is a common eye infection, especially among kids — and yes, it’s very contagious. Fortunately, most infections aren’t serious — but they still need medical treatment. Here’s what you need to know about this very common infection.
COVID-19
At ABC Children’s Eye Specialists we are committed to providing the best health care to our patients. We are also committed to contributing to the good health of our families and our community. Accordingly, to limit unnecessary exposure of our healthy patients, their families and our staff to the risk of COVID-19, effective immediately we will be instituting the following changes at our clinic:
• Please avoid bringing unnecessary people to your child’s appointment. Siblings, friends, and relatives should all stay at home, if possible. One parent or guardian should attend with the patient
• We will continue to keep our office clean and safe for all patients.
• We will be limiting the number of people in the waiting room at any one time
• For any patients who have symptoms of cold, flu, or fever please call the office to reschedule for at least 14 days out.
• Wash hands with soap and water frequently for at least 20 seconds or use hand sanitizer.
• If your child is sick AND has an eye infection, please call our office in advance in order to get them seen without exposing others.
• Please come back frequently to our website for any updates.
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Serving the communities of Phoenix and Mesa, Arizona, ABC Children’s Eye Specialists is dedicated to providing outstanding care for infants, children, and teenagers. Families trust the team of compassionate providers for services that range from routine eye exams to care for ocular disease and acute eye conditions.
The team of ophthalmologists and optometrists has advanced training in pediatric eye care and provides personalized treatment plans designed to meet the needs of each individual patient. Appointments at ABC Children’s Eye Specialists are never rushed, and families are always encouraged to ask questions and to feel empowered to participate in making choices about the health of their child’s eyes.
The team offers surgical and nonsurgical strategies for eye pathologies, as well as vision correction with glasses and contact lenses, including infant lenses. Conditions such as retinopathy of prematurity, strabismus, astigmatism, amblyopia, ptosis, blepharitis, double vision, pink eye, and styes are examples of the full range of concerns the team addresses with expertise.
ABC Children’s Eye Specialists is equipped with state-of-the-art diagnostic equipment. The friendly administrative team helps families from all economic backgrounds navigate the process of insurance claims, and options for financing are available.
To schedule an eye exam or a consultation with one of the caring providers at ABC Children’s Eye Specialists, call the office today, or make an appointment online.
What are Children's Eye Specialists?
Our team specializes in the care for and treatment of children's eye disorders and general eye health issues
Why should you get your eye care from us?
With over 20 years of experience in the Pheonix area ABC Children’s Eye Specialists is dedicated to ensuring the best possible care for your child and providing a personalized treatment plan for all of our patients
What to expect from your eye visit
ALL of the children we care for receive thorough, respectful care. We enjoy caring for children with special needs, rare syndromes, gifted children, and ALL are treated like family.
Optical Shop on-site
Health Plans We Accept
We accept most medical plans! Since we bill through your medical insurance we do not accept vision plans. Click below to read more.
Number 1 Pediatric Eye Clinic in the Area
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Specialist Doctors
ABC Children's Eye Specialists consists of both Pediatric Ophthalmologist and Pediatric Optometrist. Click below to meet our doctors!
Financing Options
We accept low-income insurances to help families of all walks of life afford the care that their children need.
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