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Swift & Effective Emergency Eye Care in Rehoboth, MA


Every year, thousands of people seek emergency care for eye injuries. At Rehoboth Vision Care, we understand that accidents and sudden eye issues don't keep office hours. Our practice offers prompt emergency eye care services. We can handle a wide range of eye emergencies, ensuring we're ready to deliver expert care when you need us.

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Anytime, Anywhere: Call Rehoboth Vision Care for Eye Emergencies


We excel in handling various eye emergencies, from corneal abrasions (a scratch to the cornea) and foreign body removal to treating complex eye infections. Our optometrists have the knowledge and technology to provide the best care possible. When your eyes need immediate attention, don't hesitate to call 208-938-9900. We offer emergency eye care services 24/7, ensuring you're never without the support and expertise you need.

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What is an Eye Emergency?


If you experience any of the following signs or symptoms, it's crucial to seek immediate medical care:

  • A sudden loss or change in vision in one or both eyes
  • Severe or persistent eye pain
  • A sudden increase in floaters or flashes of light
  • If any chemicals get into your eye
  • If a foreign object becomes lodged in your eye
  • Redness accompanied by pain, decreased vision, or discharge
  • Any injury to your eye, like a blow, cut, or scratch
  • If you're suddenly sensitive to light
  • Protrusion of an eyeball
  • Any eye infection

Eye Emergency? Steps to Follow


In case of an eye emergency:

  1. Stay calm and act quickly.
  2. Avoid rubbing or putting pressure on your eye.
  3. Do not try to remove foreign objects yourself.
  4. Cover your eye with a clean cloth or shield if you have an injury.
  5. Rinse your eye with clean water immediately if chemicals are involved.
  6. Do not attempt self-treatment.

Don't wait or second-guess. Call Rehoboth Vision Care immediately.

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Tips to Prevent Eye Emergencies


You can prevent an eye emergency by:

  1. Wearing protective eyewear during activities like sports or when using chemicals
  2. Avoiding touching or rubbing your eyes with unclean hands
  3. Following proper guidelines for contact lens care
  4. Keeping sharp objects away from your eyes, especially around children
  5. Being cautious with makeup and ensuring it's applied safely and kept away from the inner eye
  6. Visiting Rehoboth Vision Care regularly for eye exams to detect and address potential issues