Updated 03/22/2020: Murphy Eye Care is open for scheduled appointments only at this time. Please read the following information carefully and call our office if you have any questions or concerns regarding your appointment with us.
1) We are not seeing patients for routine eye exams at this time. We will continue to see patients for Diabetic eye exams, Glaucoma exams, urgent eye care exams, and other medically necessary visits. Currently, we are recommending routine eye exams be scheduled or rescheduled to May 1st or later.
2) If you are in urgent need of eyeglasses or contact lenses, please call our office or send us a message, and we will make arrangements for you to receive the needed items.
3) If you have already ordered eyeglasses or contact lenses, please call our office or send us a message. You will be able to pick up your items via the following options: make an appointment to pick up your items at the office, have the items sent to your home, or have a member of our staff deliver the items to your car in our parking lot.
4) Please help us practice Social Distancing while here for your appointment. This includes maintaining at least 3-6 feet of space between staff and other patients whenever possible. We have altered our schedule and reduced the number of appointments to help facilitate this practice. Also, we ask that, if possible, you do not bring anyone with you to your exam.
5) We ask that all patients that have had any cold or flu symptoms in the last 2 weeks (cough, sneezing, fever, shortness of breath) to not come in for any scheduled or unscheduled appointments at this time. Patients that are exhibiting any symptoms may be asked to reschedule their appointment or wear a mask during their visit if it is absolutely necessary that they be seen. If you are exhibiting symptoms and have a potentially sight threatening or an otherwise urgent matter, please call our office or send us a message so that we can arrange a time to see you while allowing for proper hygienic precautions.
6) Elderly patients or patients that are at high risk for respiratory illness are encouraged and welcome to reschedule their appointments for a later date. If you have a potentially sight threatening or otherwise urgent eye need, please call our office or send us a message so that we can arrange a time to see you while allowing for proper hygienic precautions.
7) We have taken additional hygienic precautions including, but not limited to: more frequent cleaning of hands, equipment, and high touch services throughout the office. Please be patient, as these practices do take additional time, and wait times may be greater than usual for some appointments.
1) We are not seeing patients for routine eye exams at this time. We will continue to see patients for Diabetic eye exams, Glaucoma exams, urgent eye care exams, and other medically necessary visits. Currently, we are recommending routine eye exams be scheduled or rescheduled to May 1st or later.
2) If you are in urgent need of eyeglasses or contact lenses, please call our office or send us a message, and we will make arrangements for you to receive the needed items.
3) If you have already ordered eyeglasses or contact lenses, please call our office or send us a message. You will be able to pick up your items via the following options: make an appointment to pick up your items at the office, have the items sent to your home, or have a member of our staff deliver the items to your car in our parking lot.
4) Please help us practice Social Distancing while here for your appointment. This includes maintaining at least 3-6 feet of space between staff and other patients whenever possible. We have altered our schedule and reduced the number of appointments to help facilitate this practice. Also, we ask that, if possible, you do not bring anyone with you to your exam.
5) We ask that all patients that have had any cold or flu symptoms in the last 2 weeks (cough, sneezing, fever, shortness of breath) to not come in for any scheduled or unscheduled appointments at this time. Patients that are exhibiting any symptoms may be asked to reschedule their appointment or wear a mask during their visit if it is absolutely necessary that they be seen. If you are exhibiting symptoms and have a potentially sight threatening or an otherwise urgent matter, please call our office or send us a message so that we can arrange a time to see you while allowing for proper hygienic precautions.
6) Elderly patients or patients that are at high risk for respiratory illness are encouraged and welcome to reschedule their appointments for a later date. If you have a potentially sight threatening or otherwise urgent eye need, please call our office or send us a message so that we can arrange a time to see you while allowing for proper hygienic precautions.
7) We have taken additional hygienic precautions including, but not limited to: more frequent cleaning of hands, equipment, and high touch services throughout the office. Please be patient, as these practices do take additional time, and wait times may be greater than usual for some appointments.
