InSight EyeCare

At InSight EyeCare, our optometry staff works together to ensure your visit is comfortable and completed in a timely manner. We have a qualified team of professionals that will work around your busy schedule and address any questions or concerns prior to the appointment.

Whether it's a general eye exam or treating a condition that requires an in depth diagnosis, our team provides undivided attention to each patient so we can evaluate a plan based on your needs and our professional opinion.Our doctors offer full vision examinations and will diagnose and treat an array of eye diseases and conditions to keep your eyes healthy!

Born and raised in Houston, Dr. Victoria Glickman attended the University of Houston for her undergraduate studies before going on to earn her Doctorate of Optometry from the University of Houston College of Optometry in 2010. While at the College of Optometry, Dr. Glickman gained additional clinical proficiencies, which included a special emphasis in the treatment of surface eye diseases through her work with a variety of optometric practices.

Proper eye care is important for people of all ages and regular eye exams are encouraged for everyone, but especially for those already using glasses or contact lenses. Your vision plays a vital role in your life each and every day, which is why it is so important to take the right steps for maintaining good eye health.

New patients keep our business growing, so we are always proud to offer high quality optometry services to our patients. We understand that your first visit to the eye doctor can feel overwhelming and we try to accommodate all new patients with a comfortable and organized facility. Our goal is to cover everything you need with a full and efficient assessment, but without waiting to see the doctor.

Myopia is an eye condition that causes one to be nearsighted or shortsighted. If you have myopia you will have a 'refractive error' which affects how images are transmitted into your brain leading to nearsightedness. Studies show that in recent years, cases of myopia have increased at an alarming rate affecting more than 30 percent of US population alone.