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Eyewear serves a dual purpose in our lives as it helps us see clearly while also making a fashion statement. Whether you wear prescription glasses or simply want to sport a trendy pair of sunglasses, selecting the right frames is crucial. The right frames can enhance your facial features, complement your personal style, and boost your confidence.

Eye diseases are more common than most of us think. They can occur at any age, although they are more prevalent in older adults. The risk factors for these diseases often include age, genetics, and lifestyle habits. Although some eye diseases may not exhibit symptoms in their early stages, they can lead to vision loss if not detected and treated promptly. Understanding common eye diseases is crucial to maintaining good ocular health.

​​​​​​​We often take our vision for granted, not realizing the pivotal role that our eyes play in our day to day lives. It's through our eyes that we perceive the world around us, thus, maintaining good eye health is paramount. This is where the importance of regular eye exams comes into play. Regular eye examinations are essential in maintaining optimal visual acuity and overall eye health, along with your overall general health.

Your eyes seem fine, but we can check them!

Dr. Clair has clinical experience serving patients at Bascom Palmer Eye Institute in Miami, FL at the Indian Health Services in Santa Fe, NM and at the Veteran’s Hospital in Boston, MA.

WE’D LOVE TO WELCOME YOU TO OUR NEW BUILDING AT OUR OPEN HOUSE AND RIBBON CUTTING CEREMONY!

Emer Eye Care is a well established, local optometry practice of over 30 years. Voted Best of Kenosha 2019 (and hoping for 2020!), we are growing and currently hiring for an administrative and optometric assistant position. We pride ourselves in providing full scope medical eye care with warm, personal service in our front office and optical.

Due to recent changes and recommendations and on a federal and local level, we have decided to begin seeing patients for regular eye care! Our offices will initially be open with limited hours (scroll down on our homepage for office hours).

As a reminder for all of our patients and prospective patients, while our office buildings are closed, our team is still available to you for anything you need!

As your primary eye care providers, we would like to update everyone on recent changes and new guidelines made by the CDC (Center for Disease Control and Prevention) and WHO (World Health Organization) in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.