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Imperia Laser Eye Centers

Paul Imperia MD

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Phone: (541) 476-6302

Address: 881 NE 7th St, Grants Pass, OR 97526

Website: http://imperiavision.com

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General Practitioners

Primary Care
Patients who develop RVOs are more likely to have other conditions in the rest of their body such as diabetes, high blood pressure or heart disease. Patients with RVOs should be see their primary care provider to check their general health and assess for these possible conditions, if this has not been done recently.
Smoking Cessation
Often, small adjustments to your daily habits—such as smoking cessation or aiming heating and air-conditioning ducts away from your face—can lead to improvement.
Emergency Care
In situations where you are not capable of giving consent (because you are not present or due to your incapacity or medical emergency), we may, using our professional judgment, determine that a disclosure to your family member or friend is in your best interest. In that situation, we will disclose only health information relevant to the person’s involvement in your care. For example, we may inform the person who accompanied you to the emergency room that you suffered a heart attack and provide updates on your progress and prognosis. We may also use our professional judgment and experience to make reasonable inferences that it is in your best interest to allow another person to act on your behalf to pick up, for example, filled prescriptions, medical supplies, or X-rays.

Ophthalmologists

Glaucoma
Damage caused by glaucoma cannot be reversed. There are three types of treatments for glaucoma: eye drops, laser surgery, and filtration surgery. Loss of vision from glaucoma is often preventable, however, if it is treated in the beginning stages. Early detection is key to preventing optic nerve damage and blindness. Dr. Helen Koenigsman and Christine Petersen are board-certified, fellowship-trained glaucoma specialists who use the latest technology to help prevent and treat glaucoma. They will work with you to determine your best possible treatment plan based on the type and severity of your glaucoma. Medicare and most health insurance plans will cover the treatment of glaucoma.
Ophthalmology
As the years passed and medicine became more specialized, the practice began to focus primarily on eye care. Dr. John T. Weisel joined Medical Eye Center in the late 1950s, and he worked with Dr. Emmens for a short time before he passed away. Dr. John Retzlaff was a local internist who decided to change fields, did an ophthalmology residency, and eventually joined Dr. Weisel.
Macular Degeneration
Macular degeneration is typically age-related, and is cause by a deterioration in the central part of the retina, called the macula. The macula allows you to see fine details clearly and perform activities like reading and driving. When the macula stops functioning properly, your vision can be affected by blurriness, dark areas and distortion. Macular degeneration affects your ability to see both near and far and can make activities like reading very difficult. Early detection and supplement therapy can help slow the progression of macular degeneration, and your doctor can prescribe optical devices or rehabilitation programs to help you maintain your lifestyle.
Laser Eye Surgery
For over 20 years, Medical Eye Center has been the region’s leading provider of LASIK vision correction. Our team of specialists has helped thousands of patients achieve their visual goals and enhance their quality of life. Medical Eye Center provides comprehensive, individualized care from your consultation to post-procedure exams, and our flexible payment options put LASIK in financial reach.
Cataracts
When you live up where the air is thin and the sun is closer, cataracts can be much more common. The people who live in Nepal are prone to blindness from cataracts, a condition that can be corrected by relatively inexpensive surgery–still too expensive for most of the people in that poor country. So the Himalayan Cataract Project was born to bring the surgery to the people, and Dr. Matt Oliva is part of the team. He talks about his trips to the roof of the world and the work he does there.
Cataract Surgery
As the second leading cause of [1] visual impairment in the world, cataract surgery is the most commonly performed surgery in the United States.
Eye Exam
Most first-time comprehensive eye exams will involve dilating your eyes. After dilation, your eyes may be sensitive to direct sunlight and your vision may be blurry. This can interfere with your ability to drive safely. We highly recommend that you have someone else drive you back from your eye exam.

Pregnancy

Internal Medicine

Multiple Sclerosis
Annual eye exams are extremely useful in discovering and preventing disease, preserving healthy vision, and maintaining overall wellbeing. In fact, routine vision exams may lead to the discovery of high blood pressure, multiple sclerosis, diabetes, strokes, kidney problems, brain tumors, and conditions that affect other parts of the body. Many diseases of the eye itself do not present symptoms until they have already damaged your vision. Once your sight is lost, it is often impossible to restore. Keeping your prescription updated and your eye care visits regular also helps prevent visual strain, headaches, blurred vision, and eye sensitivity.

Endocrinologist

Diabetes Care
Diabetic Retinopathy
Routine eye exams are a key component to maintaining eye health. By keeping your visits consistent, your doctor has a better chance of diagnosing, monitoring, and treating eye diseases like retinal detachments and diabetic retinopathy.

Ultrasound
During the procedure, your eye will be dilated and numbed, and a small incision will be made. Using a technique called phacoemulsification, your surgeon will then insert an instrument that uses ultrasound to break up and remove your cataract. Afterwards, the new intraocular lens will be placed into your eye.

Plastic Surgeons

Cosmetic Surgery
From Routine Eye Exams to advanced Cataract, LASIK and Cosmetic Surgery procedures, to our extensive selection of eyewear, we’ve got you covered for all of your eye care needs.

Skin Cancer
Spending long periods outdoors without proper eye protection can lead to skin cancer on the eyelids and around the eyes. It can also contribute to damage and diseases such as cataracts. And since ultra-violet light is scattered around the sky, staying out of direct sunlight does not fully protect you. Polarized sunglasses consistently surpass all international safety standards for protection against UVA, UVB and UVC radiation.

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