Children's Vision
Did you know that 80 percent of everything children learn comes through their eyes? Beginning at 6 months of age, your child should have an annual comprehensive eye exam. Many vision problems that affect how your child sees the world and navigates school, as well as serious eye diseases, can be detected and prevented early.
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Comprehensive Eye Exams
An annual comprehensive eye exam is important for maintaining clear vision and overall health. Did you know that a comprehensive eye exam can connect a myriad of health issues that aren't even related to your vision? Regardless of your age or physical health, an annual comprehensive eye exam will help to detect any eye problems at their early stages when they're most treatable.
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Mississippi Vision Foundation
Since 1960, the Mississippi Vision Foundation has been dedicated to helping Mississippians have the best vision possible. The Mississippi Vision Foundation is dedicated to improving the vision and eye care programs in our state through optometric research, educational programs, and scholarships for future optometrists. The Mississippi Vision Foundation believes that every Mississippian deserves great vision.
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You have a family doctor.
But do you have a family eye doctor?

Optometrists are the family doctors of the eyes, highly trained to diagnose and prevent many vision problems before they even occur through a simple, comprehensive eye exam.

Schedule an appointment and keep your eyes as healthy as the rest of your body.

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InfantSEE®

We are proud to be an affiliate of the American Optometric Association and to be enrolled as InfantSEE® providers.

Infant vision development is key to a child’s overall development and a happy, healthy life. InfantSEE is a partnership with the AOA and The Vision Care Institute of Johnson & Johnson Vision Care. The program is designed to make sure that eye and vision care become part of routine infant wellness care in the United States.

Under this program, MOA member optometrists offer a free first eye assessment for infants within the child’s first year of life.

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