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Optometrists and eye doctors in North East, MD

Optometry practices in North East, MD that perform comprehensive eye exams, diagnose eye disease and write glasses and contact lens prescriptions. Filter by insurance accepted, services offered and languages spoken.

3 listings in North East, MD.

Also searched as: eye doctors, ODs, optometry practices, eye clinics.

North East lists 3 practices for optometrists, which between them accept 13 vision plans. For more choice nearby, browse optometrists in Elkton (13 listings).

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Practices in North East, MD

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Jeffrey P Mainolfi OD

75 North East Plz, North East, MD 21901-3617
Optometrist / Ophthalmologist ● Closed now No retail optical
Insurance Davis Vision · Superior Vision – Medicare · Superior Vision – ACA
Services Comprehensive eye exam · Sports & safety eyewear
Languages English · Spanish
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Walmart Vision Center

75 North East Plz, North East, MD 21901-3617
Optical shop Eye doctor ● Open now Exams & optical on site
Insurance Superior Vision · Spectera / UnitedHealthcare · Superior Vision – Medicare · Superior Vision – Medicaid +4 more
Services Comprehensive eye exam · Glasses & frames · Contact lens fitting
Languages English
View Open until 8:00 PM
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Walmart Visioncenter

75 North East Plaza, North East, MD 21901
Optometrist / Ophthalmologist ● Closed now No retail optical
Insurance Davis Vision · Humana Vision · Humana Vision PLUS · Humana Medicare Advantage +1 more
Services Comprehensive eye exam · Sports & safety eyewear
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Questions people ask

How often should I see an optometrist?

For most healthy adults, every one to two years. Annually if you wear contact lenses, are over 60, have diabetes, or have a family history of glaucoma. Children should be examined before starting school and then as advised.

Can an optometrist treat eye infections?

In every U.S. state optometrists can diagnose and treat common eye conditions such as conjunctivitis, dry eye and corneal abrasions, and prescribe topical medication. Scope of practice for oral medication and minor procedures varies by state.

Do I need a referral to see an optometrist?

Usually not. Vision plans such as VSP and EyeMed let you go directly to any in-network provider. Some medical plans require a referral when the visit is billed as medical rather than routine vision.

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