Simon Eye Associates - Fox Run

Optometry

4.5 stars 887 reviews

116-118 Fox Runt Dr
Bear, DE 19701

(302) 239-1933

http://www.simoneye.com/

Mon: 9:00AM - 3:00PM

Tue: 9:00AM - 8:00PM

Wed: 8:30AM - 5:00PM

Thu - Fri: 8:00AM - 5:00PM

Sat: 9:00AM - 3:00PM

Sun: Closed

About

To preserve and maintain the precious gift of eyesight is an awesome responsibility. In 1987, Charles J. Simon, OD, accepted that responsibility by launching a private optometric practice in Wilmington, DE. From the beginning, he put patients' needs first.

Growth followed and today, Simon Eye Associates has become one of Delaware's largest optometric practices with six offices, 16 doctors and about 70 employees. Guided by its motto, "Eye Care for Life," Simon Eye Associates has built an outstanding reputation by adopting the latest technologies, emphasizing professionalism, and rigorously developing its personal relationships with patients.

One doctor is regularly assigned to quality control, making sure everything is being done correctly on the technical side and improving procedures when necessary. Everything is made as easy for patients as possible, from convenient parking at each office to helpful staff assisting patients with insurance forms. All opticians and optometric assistants are certified at levels beyond the state requirements, and most doctors are residency-trained.

Simon Eye Associates has always kept up with advances in technology that assist in the diagnosis and care of our patients' vision and eye health. Simon Eye Associates employs the use of automated equipment with laser light to help establish prescriptions. Our visual field mapping helps screen and detect diseases of the eye and neurologic system.

Photography is used to take a picture of the inside of the eye, establishing a baseline for future exams so that changes are more easily detected. This fundus, or "retinal," photography documents the progression--or nonprogression--of eye diseases, such as macular degeneration, glaucoma, retinal vascular disease or diabetic retinopathy.