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Stillwater Vision Clinic - Quality Eye Care in Stillwater, Oklahoma


Stillwater Vision Clinic is dedicated to providing the most comprehensive eye exams to patients throughout Stillwater. Our eye exams are designed to detect eye diseases, even at the earliest stages. We also have a large selection of contact lenses and frames for you to choose from, with styles, brands, and colors to suit every face and preference.

We welcome the opportunity to care for all your visual needs at Stillwater Vision Clinic.

Why Choose Stillwater Vision Clinic?

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Our highly trained, compassionate team make the difference between a good and great visit.

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Our practice serves the entire family; generations of great vision, stunning eyewear and full service eye care.

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We have one of the most extensive eyewear collections in the area. We stay on top of trends and styles.

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We're right in your backyard! Forget about having to travel far for great care, walk-ins are welcome!

Eye Exams & Optometry Services in Stillwater, Oklahoma

Stillwater Vision Clinic maintains the tradition of providing the finest family eye care first established by Dr. Buel J. Staton in 1948.

At Stillwater Vision Clinic, we welcome patients of all ages to our comfortable optometry office. Our warm and trusted eye doctors provide personalized optical and medical eye care services to satisfy your family’s needs at any age, from pediatrics to geriatrics. Depending on your age, lifestyle and overall health condition, vision care requirements can change. In our friendly clinic, we become familiar with each individual patient in order to customize eye exams and treatment options.

Our family eye care services include eye exams for kids and adults, vision therapy, vision correction and management of age-related eye disease. Located conveniently to serve Stillwater residents, we offer hours to suit every family’s schedule.

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Whether you wear daily, weekly or monthly disposables, or conventional (vial) lenses, check out our selection of lenses that fit your needs.

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We carry the latest European and American designer eyewear collections in a variety of styles, colors and materials.

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Learn about eye exams, what's involved in a comprehensive exam, and special considerations for kids and contacts.

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Now offering FDA- Approved Ocular Aesthetics treatments from Kelsey Grounds, OD, FAAO including Botox Cosmetic, Xeomin, Latisse, and Upneeq!

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Ask Our Doctors a Question...

What’s the difference between vision insurance and eye insurance?

“Vision insurance” really isn’t insurance, but rather a benefit that covers some of your costs for eyewear and eye care. It is meant to be used for “routine” care when you aren’t having a problem but want to be sure everything is OK, like having an annual screening exam with your Primary Care Physician. It often, but not always, includes a discount or allowance toward glasses or contact lenses. It is usually a supplemental policy to your medical health insurance. Medical health insurance covers, and must be used when an eye health issue exists. This includes pink eye, eye allergies, glaucoma, floaters, cataracts, diabetes, headaches, and many other conditions. Blurry vision is covered medically if it relates to a medical condition, for example the development of a cataract. For some reason, however, it is considered non-medical if the only finding is the need for glasses or a change of prescription. Of course you can’t know this until you have the exam. In this case, with vision coverage, you would only be responsible for your co-pay, but with medical coverage without vision coverage, you’d be responsible for the usual charge.

Why do I have to have my eyes dilated?

A thorough, dilated exam allows your optometrist to do a complete exam of the retina, and that is important to do throughout your life, as several eye diseases and conditions are detected at their earliest stages during a thorough eye exam: diabetes, eye tumors, high blood pressure, infectious diseases, macular degeneration, retinal detachment, glaucoma

Why is my child having trouble reading and concentrating on schoolwork?

Your child may have an underlying refractive issue, such as farsightedness, nearsightedness or an astigmatism that maybe be causing blurred vision, making it hard for your child to concentrate and focus. There may also binocularity issues, which is how well the two eyes work together, or focusing issues that can affect a child's schoolwork. When working with your child, we will evaluate the visual system including binocular and accommodative systems to determine if his/her vision may be interfering with academic success.

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