What time does Peninsula Vision Care open?

Peninsula Vision Care opens at 8:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.

What time does Peninsula Vision Care close?

Peninsula Vision Care closes at 7:00 PM on Monday.Peninsula Vision Care closes at 5:00 PM on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.Peninsula Vision Care is closed on Saturday and Sunday.

Mon 8:00 AM - 7:00 PMTue-Fri 8:00 AM - 5:00 PMSat-Sun Closed

Does Peninsula Vision Care take credit cards?

Yes, Peninsula Vision Care takes credit cards.

Does Peninsula Vision Care have parking?

Yes, Peninsula Vision Care has parking options.

Does Peninsula Vision Care have free WiFi?

Yes, Peninsula Vision Care has free WiFi.

Specialties

Comprehensive Eye Exams We conduct a thorough evaluation of the health of your eyes, including testing for: color blindness, depth perception, focusing abilities, glaucoma, macular degeneration, cataracts, binocular vision disorders, and more! Treatment & Management of Ocular Disease From treatment of eye infections to the management of glaucoma, macular degeneration, and more, we provide thorough care, co-management with specialists as needed, and detailed patient education. Emergency Eye Care We are there for you whenever you need us, whether it be to remove a foreign body, treat a red eye, or adjust a distorted frame. Our goal is to be your resource for all eye care needs, even if they aren't at the time of your yearly appointment! Vision Therapy Many children and adults need vision training and therapeutic assistance to optimally interact with the environment and with the demands of our world. We work with patients who have:

Meet the Business Owner: Dr. Paul F.

Dr. Filar attended St. Norbert College and graduated with a BS in Biology. He then attended Pacific University's College of Optometry in Oregon, and he completed his doctorate degree. Dr. Filar firstly offers primary care optometry to his patients. He evaluates the eye health and clearness of vision with comprehensive examinations to monitor whole body health he treats emergencies, and he manages diseases. In other words, he prescribes glasses and contacts, treats red eyes and allergies, removes foreign bodies- he does everything you might expect your optometrist to do. But, in some cases this is not enough. When this happens he also offers specialized services such as vision therapy and neuro-rehabilitative optometry. Some people who benefit from these services include children with learning problems, symptoms commonly associated with ADD or ADHD, head trauma victims, and stroke patients.