Patient Information

Information about Care of Aphakic Contact Lenses (PDF)
Parents, and even some doctors, are amazed that young children can tolerate contact lens wear. With diligence, it is not only possible, but also quite beneficial for a child that’s had cataract surgery. Our goal is to both provide excellent care as well as empower parents who will be involved with caring for the lenses. We will work with you to rehabilitate your child’s vision to the highest level possible and guide you in your role along the way. Download the PDF above to help you, and your child, to learn appropriate care and handling of contact lenses.


SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT
RELATED POSTS

What’s new with pediatric glaucoma


Featured image for “Winner of the 2019 Richard Scobee Award”

Winner of the 2019 Richard Scobee Award


Lauren Marozas, CO, COT won the 2019 Richard G. Scobee Memorial Award. This national recognition is given to the orthoptist, and training program, who received the highest written and oral scores on that year’s board certification. Prior to joining CEC’s orthoptic training program, Lauren completed her BS in neuroscience at University of Michigan – Ann Arbor. Her orthoptic training consisted of

Oct. 15, 2019
Featured image for “Optical needs, in metro Detroit, during the COVID-19 Pandemic”

Optical needs, in metro Detroit, during the COVID-19 Pandemic


April 14, 2020 Our opticals are closed, and we are not allowing our opticians to have face-to-face time with any patients. You can visit our Optical page for FAQ. Also, Barb and Kevin will be working remotely a couple of hours once or twice weekly. You can call our offices to leave a message for them or email us at info@cecmich.com with

Apr. 14, 2020
Featured image for “Children’s Eye Care Recognized as Quickest New Research Site Start-up”

Children’s Eye Care Recognized as Quickest New Research Site Start-up


Susie (our research coordinator), Dr Bohra and Dr Gianfermi representing Children’s Eye Care, and accepting recognition for fastest new research clinic site start-up, at the Pediatric Eye Disease Investigator Group meeting.

Feb. 13, 2016
Featured image for “Staying Healthy, Helpful and Calm – Children’s Eye Care’s Health Policies”

Staying Healthy, Helpful and Calm – Children’s Eye Care’s Health Policies


Please be Kind and Patient. Words matter. Behaviors matter. Our patients and our team matter. Even when stressed, kindness matters. Masks are Optional. While masks are optional for patients, guests, doctors and staff; please respect those that choose to wear one. All clinical staff and doctors will wear masks when examining premature babies. And, if any family/patient is masked when we

Feb. 24, 2023

view all articles