Emergency Eye Care & Red Eye Appointments in Phoenix
Sudden eye pain, redness, or vision changes? We can see you quickly, often the same day, so you don’t have to wait or sit in a crowded ER for eye care.
If This Is a True Emergency
If you’re experiencing a chemical splash in the eye, severe trauma, sudden complete vision loss, or a deep cut near the eye, go to the nearest emergency room or call 911 immediately. For everything else below, call us first — we can often see you the same day.
We Can Help With
- Red eyes
- Eye irritation
- Eye pain
- Sudden vision changes
- Contact lens problems
- Possible eye infections
- Something in the eye
What Happens When You Call
We prioritize getting urgent patients in quickly. When you call, let us know your symptoms so we can advise you on timing and next steps. During your visit, we’ll examine the affected eye, determine the cause of your symptoms, and begin treatment right away when appropriate, whether that’s prescription drops, removing debris, or other in-office care. If your case requires care beyond what we can provide, we’ll refer you promptly to the right specialist.
Why Northern Avenue Eye Care
As your local, independent eye care practice, we understand that eye emergencies are stressful and don’t happen on schedule. Dr. Robert Clanton has treated red-eye emergencies throughout his career and knows how to quickly assess what’s going on and get you the right care without unnecessary delay.
Insurance
We accept most major vision and medical insurance plans. If you don’t see your plan listed or aren’t sure what’s covered, call us at (602) 995-8848 and we’ll check your benefits for you before your visit.
FAQS here
Should I go to the ER or come to your office for an eye emergency?
For most urgent eye issues, like red eye, minor injuries, or infections, we can see you quickly and provide focused eye care. For severe trauma or chemical exposure, seek emergency care immediately, then follow up with us.
Can you treat pink eye?
Yes, we evaluate and treat pink eye and other eye infections, and can determine whether it’s viral, bacterial, or allergy-related to guide the right treatment.
What should I do if I get something in my eye?
Avoid rubbing the eye. Rinse gently with clean water if possible, and call our office right away so we can see you and safely remove the object if needed.
How quickly can I be seen for an eye emergency?
We prioritize urgent cases and do our best to see emergency patients the same day. Call us right away and we’ll get you in as quickly as possible.
What if my child has a red or irritated eye?
We’re happy to evaluate kids with sudden eye concerns too. Give us a call and we’ll advise you on next steps.
Do you accept my insurance?
We accept most major vision and medical insurance plans. Call us at (602) 995-8848 and we’ll confirm your coverage before your visit.
Call Now for an Emergency Eye Appointment
Don’t wait on eye pain, redness, or sudden vision changes. Dr. Robert Clanton and our team are ready to help.