Our doctors and staff are your partners and advocates for your health, and you can rely on our comprehensive services at every stage of your life. For decades, patients have entrusted their vision to the doctors and staff at the Cheyenne Eye Clinic so they can live the life they want and focus on what matters to them—whether that means more time with family and friends, biking on the Greenway, or furthering their career.
From routine eye exams to optical services, we take your health very seriously. Whether you’re a new patient or you’ve been with us for years, we thank you for your trust.
At Cheyenne Eye Clinic, we believe strongly that eye health begins with regular exams.
Routine eye exams are important to maintain good eye health. Certain eye diseases do not have symptoms, therefore regular eye examinations are imperative to diagnose potentially sight-threatening diseases. Diagnosis of eye disease at an early stage can often help to prevent or significantly slow vision loss.
Annual exams are especially important for patients diagnosed with diabetes because they are at higher risk for many conditions and diseases.
If you have any questions about the health of your eyes, please do not hesitate to ask us! We welcome any question you have and take great pains to help all our patients make comfortable, informed decisions about their health.
The goal of contact lens fitting is to find the most appropriate contact lens for each patient’s optimal comfort and vision. A wide variety of types, materials, sizes, and colors are offered. We are committed to taking the time and making the effort to fit you properly. Although many patients will need only one fitting session, sometimes this process requires several appointments. In our experience, the extra time, effort, and patience improve your satisfaction with contacts and the health of your eyes.
You will be provided with personalized instruction in the safe care and usage of your new lenses. Upon completion of a successful insertion and removal session, you may begin wearing your lenses and we will schedule your first follow-up appointment.
The fitting fee is due when lenses are fit. The contact lens charges are due on delivery of the contacts. The only exceptions are therapeutic lenses, which are medically necessary.
Your overall health and your eye health are connected; taking care of yourself will also help maintain your vision. Many studies have shown that exercise and a diet rich in a variety of fruits and vegetables can protect against blinding eye diseases, but you shouldn’t wait until you’re having problems with your vision to take
Since 1903, the Cheyenne Eye Clinic and Surgery Center has provided comprehensive eye care services to improve patients’ sight and enhance their lives—and we want to do the same for you.
Monday – Friday: 7:30am – 5:00pm
Saturday and Sunday: CLOSED
For after hours emergencies, please call 307-634-2020
Our Optical Department will close at 2:00 PM on November 20th to attend the memorial service for a dear friend and colleague.
We apologize for the inconvenience.