We're providing full services with social distancing and sanitation measures in place. Please wear a mask/facial covering in the office, stay home if you are feeling ill, and don't bring family members to the office with you unless they are also receiving services or assisting with glasses selection.
In addition to in-office care we can still ship glasses and contacts. If there's anything specific that you need just ask and we'll be glad to help! Dr. Baker and his team have moved to their new office at 2019 Anderson Road, Suite C in the Covell Professional Center (corner of Anderson and Covell).
In addition to in-office care we can still ship glasses and contacts. If there's anything specific that you need just ask and we'll be glad to help! Dr. Baker and his team have moved to their new office at 2019 Anderson Road, Suite C in the Covell Professional Center (corner of Anderson and Covell).
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I have created Baker Optometry to be welcoming and accessible to everyone, including those with disabilities. This applies to both our physical office and our website, with a goal of being aligned with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG). If you have any difficulty accessing any part of this website, please call me at (530) 756-5050 so that we can take care of your needs.
The term "dry eyes" doesn't always reflect the symptoms that people experience when their tear film is unstable. In addition to dryness, gritty/sandy sensations, or burning eyes people can often experience excessive watering of the eyes as well as redness, dull ache, stabbing pain, blurred vision, light sensitivity, mild itching, mucous strands, and crusting on.
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