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Whidbey Vision Care Merges with Cascadia Eye
Posted in Eye-Opening, Medical, Optical, Practice News, Whidbey
Whidbey Vision Care, formerly owned by Chris Gaustad, OD, recently merged with Cascadia Eye, owned by Dan Siapco, MD, Carlindo Pereira, MD and Charles Maddux, MD. Adding Roy Gordon, OD (previously with Whidbey Vision Care) allows the doctor team at Cascadia Eye to offer increased eye care availability to the whole of Whidbey Island and… Read More
Roy Gordon, OD
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Dr. Roy Gordon joins Cascadia Eye in February 2023 with specialty training in ocular disease, post-operative care, and contact lens fittings. Dr. Gordon received his optometry degree from the University of Missouri St. Louis, and has affiliations with the Optometric Physicians of Washington and the American Optometric Association. Dr. Gordon has been in private practice… Read More
Selecting Monovision for Cataract Surgery
Posted in Bellingham, Contact lenses, Eye Blog, Eye-Opening, Eyeglasses, Medical, Mount Vernon, Sedro-Woolley, Stanwood, Surgery, Whidbey
By Dan Siapco, MD Monovision is a Proven Concept Cataract surgeons have strategically used the concept of monovision lenses with cataract surgeries for several decades now. It minimizes dependence on glasses, has proven to be extremely safe, and improves results for many patients. But what is monovision? What is Presbyopia? Before we proceed, you need… Read More
Cascadia Eye Reaching Out Via TV-Streaming
Posted in Bellingham, Events, Mount Vernon, Optical, Practice News, Sedro-Woolley, Stanwood, Whidbey
Cascadia Eye wants to reach you with our new TV-streaming commercial! Luckily for you, you don’t have to wait to see it. You can watch it right here! (Video has sound) Our TV-Streaming video also reminds you to see an eye doctor Seeing your eye doctor regularly is important and can make a big difference… Read More
Eye Care in Mount Vernon – Little Mountain
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In our flagship Mount Vernon clinic, you’ll not only find state-of-the-art technology and award-winning ophthalmologists and optometrists who live in the communities they serve; but also a dedicated eye surgery center centrally located in Mount Vernon on Little Mountain Lane; and an optical department that bypasses the big corporations to locally design and independently source… Read More
Eye Care in Sedro-Woolley
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Sedro-Woolley proudly claims the honor of holding the longest running 4th of July celebration in our state. Sedro-Woolley also has the most established ophthalmology clinic in the county! Our patients call Cascadia Eye in Sedro-Woolley their ‘home’ office, and so do we! Founding doctor Nannette Crowell, now retired, and our team of surgeons, optometrists and… Read More
Eye Care in Stanwood
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We are so blessed to provide both optometry to take care of your vision health as well as on-site ophthalmology for those patients who have known medical concerns or surgical needs. Our beautiful optical center, in addition to carrying big-name brand names that meet our criteria of style, quality and fair pricing, also sources Cascadia… Read More
Eye Care in Whidbey
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We are proud to be able to serve this beautiful community and its people. We are proud to provide not only the only optical department in town but we also offer the highest value and quality on the island. We are proud of our team of ophthalmologists, surgeons, optometrists, technicians, opticians and other medical professionals… Read More
Eye Care in Bellingham
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Cascadia Eye’s Bellingham Clinic Has Moved to a New Mount Vernon Location The Bellingham Cascadia Eye clinic closed on March 15, 2024 and on April 1, 2024, a new “Market Street” location will become Cascadia Eye’s second clinic in Mount Vernon, joining our Little Mountain Lane location. We will miss our neighborhood in Fairhaven and… Read More
Optometrist or Ophthalmologist–what’s the difference?
What is an optometrist? Is an ophthalmologist only a surgeon? Which one is my eye doctor? Optometrists and ophthalmologists are both eye doctors, but their training differs and what they offer can be very different. This is why Cascadia Eye has the best of both! Optometrists Optometrists attend optometry school for four years after completing… Read More
