CLEAR VISION IN VIEW


DR. FRANK CURINGTON TREATS MANY EYE HEALTH AND VISION-RELATED CONDITIONS, INCLUDING DRY EYE SYNDROME, AN INCREASINGLY PREVALENT CONDITION THAT SHOULDN’T BE IGNORED


Frank Curington, O.D. of Family Vision in


Rockledge does everything one would expect from a quality optometrist. He examines eyes with state- of-the art equipment, prescribes lenses, fits contacts, matches faces to frames and successfully sends away better seeing – and often, better looking – patients. According to the Vision Council of America,


approximately 75 percent of adults in this country require some form of corrective lenses, and Dr. Curington provides the exceptional care that his patients expect and deserve. But Dr. Curington offers more than just standard


eye care. A health care professional like Dr. Curington also sees and listens, which results in quick and accurate diagnosis of, and solutions for, each patient’s condition. Sometimes, it can be a sight-saver.


| 50 | SPACECOAST LIVING HEALTH “I practice primary eye care, taking care


of my patients’ everyday needs, and that means solving problems. The majority of the practice involves examinations and (prescriptions) for glasses and contact lenses, but we diagnose and treat patients with medical issues too,” says Dr. Curington, who has owned Family Vision for about 11 years. “For example, I see people with infections and allergies that affect the eyes, or more serious conditions like cataracts and glaucoma. We also exam and monitor diabetic patients for retinopathy (a leading cause of blindness). When I find complications which need surgical intervention, I send the patient to the appropriate specialist for further treatment.”


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Family Vision carries popular frame manufacturers such as Ray-Ban, Coach, Silhouette and Maui Jim.


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