Why do I have cataracts? Patients often wonder why their vision has become cloudy, their eyes are sensitive to light, they have difficulty seeing at night, see faded colors, and their glasses don’t seem to work anymore. Over your lifetime, the natural lenses inside your eyes become cloudy and prevent light from being focused clearly. […]
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COVID-19 Safety Update
As we continue to maintain a normal appointment schedule, each patient’s care and the safety of all patients and staff members continue to be of paramount importance. You can rest assured that all physicians and staff at Columbia Eye Clinic will continue strictly adhering to CDC guidelines for disinfecting the office and hand hygiene. Visitors and […]
Buy a premium frame and get a second pair of lenses 50% off!
Buy a complete pair of glasses including a premium frame and get half off lenses on a second complete pair. Offer valid through September 30, 2021. Valid for frames $400.00 and up including OVVO, Orgreen, Silhouette, and Kia Yamato. May not be combined with other offers (value packages, coupons, discounts, and insurance.) Offer excludes Maui […]
Congratulations to Dr. Hal Crosswell on his retirement!
The physicians, staff and patients of Columbia Eye Clinic congratulate Dr. Hal Crosswell, M.D. on his retirement after 54 years in practice. Multiple generations of patients know Dr. Hal for not just his medical expertise, but also his kindness, caring, and patient-focused approach to care. Since joining in 1967, he has seen the practice grow […]
What are the benefits of polarized sunglasses over traditional tinted lenses?
Polarized lenses with ultraviolet coating improve vision by making colors appear deeper and bolder and eliminating uncomfortable and often dangerous glare. Darkly tinted sunglasses without UV protection can potentially do more harm than good, as the darkness of the lens can cause the pupil to dilate, allowing damaging ultraviolet rays into the inner parts of […]
IMPORTANT CORONAVIRUS SAFETY INFORMATION All patients are required to bring a mask to their appointment and wear it throughout their time in the building.