Optometrist Peter Guhl PLC has been providing residents of York County and the Virginia Peninsula region with quality eye care since 1990. His office's goal is to educate you in the latest cutting-edge technology for corrective vision as well as offering in-depth coverage of our optometry services plus our unique designer eyewear and contact lens products.
Dr. Guhl stays current on the latest advances in eye care, diagnosis, and treatment options. When you visit Dr. Guhl you will experience his level of care for your vision. He takes his time to properly test and treat his patients. He will listen to your concerns about vision, take an in-depth look at the cause of any abnormalities, and provide professional recommendations or training needed to alleviate any discomfort.
Dr. Guhl stays current on the latest advances in eye care, diagnosis, and treatment options. When you visit Dr. Guhl you will experience his level of care for your vision. He takes his time to properly test and treat his patients. He will listen to your concerns about vision, take an in-depth look at the cause of any abnormalities, and provide professional recommendations or training needed to alleviate any discomfort.
Services
Doctors of optometry are independent, primary healthcare providers who examine, diagnose, treat and manage diseases and disorders of the visual system, the eye, and associated structures as well as diagnose related systemic conditions. Rx change through Lasik co-management offering the latest in laser surgery or non-surgically with contact lenses.
The eye is an incredibly complex organ. It has many components; neurological, vascular, muscular, mucous membrane and connective tissues. It is susceptible to various diseases of the eye and also is impacted by systemic problems. During the eye examinations, many of the tests performed are screening tests to determine if there is an eye disease.
Traumatic brain injury, whiplash or a stroke leave many with a residual impairment of the visual system. This can result in an inability to recuperate because we are visually oriented. So much of our function is guided by or dependent on vision. There is a need for the brain to coordinate visual and other sensory inputs.
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