Visit Us in Northeast Wichita
Find us on East 21st Street North, near the K-96 and in front of New Spring Church. There’s plenty of parking right out front. We’re open from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm, Monday to Friday, with extended evening hours until 6:00 pm on Wednesdays and Thursdays.
We’re pleased to serve the neighborhoods across Wichita and our surrounding communities here in Sedgwick County. We’re proud to be a trusted optometry clinic for families throughout our beautiful city.
Please contact us at 316-315-0321 if you have any concerns about your eye health or care during our regular business hours. We’re here to answer your questions!
Our Eye Care Services
At The Eye Gallery, we believe that everyone deserves dedicated eye care. Our friendly eye doctors are dedicated to providing personalized services to meet each patient’s unique needs.
We offer a full range of optometry services, including:
- Comprehensive eye exams for adults, seniors, and children
- Diagnostic technology to detect potential concerns early
- Contact lens exams and fittings for standard and specialty lenses
- Myopia management for kids and teens
- Dry eye treatment, including IPL therapy
- Emergency eye care
- And much more!
Frequently Asked Questions About Eye Care
Regular eye exams are important for your vision and health. Your eye doctor can help prepare an exam schedule that works for you, but the general guidelines include the following recommendations:
- Children: School-aged children should get an eye exam every year, with other checkups as recommended by their eye doctor.
- Adults (20–39): Healthy adults should usually get an eye exam every 2 years.
- Adults (40+): Adults 40 and up may benefit from eye exams every 1–2 years, as the risk of some eye conditions can increase with age.
- Adults (65+): Annual exams have become increasingly important in detecting and managing conditions like glaucoma and cataracts for adults 65 and up.
Ultimately, your eye doctor can help you determine what exam schedule works for you based on your needs.
A comprehensive exam with your eye doctor typically takes about 1 hour and may include:
- A review of your medical history and family history
- A discussion of any current eye problems or concerns
- Vision tests to assess near and distance vision, depth perception, and peripheral vision
- An eye pressure test to screen for glaucoma
- An examination of the internal and external structures of the eye
An OD (Doctor of Optometry) is a primary eye care provider—similar to a family doctor for your eyes. Optometrists can diagnose and treat a wide range of eye conditions, prescribe medications, and provide corrective lenses.
Ophthalmologists are also medical doctors, but they are more focused on treating diagnosed eye diseases through surgery.
Dr. Baldwin and Dr. Nola are optometrists and are proud to be your doctors for all your eye care needs in Wichita.
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- Phone: 316-315-0321
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