Urgent Care

 If you experience an emergency during regular business hours,  call our office and Dr. Elliott will see you as soon as possible.
                                                         (262)  632-2020
​If you experience an emergency after regular business hours, please call the nearest acute care clinic or go to the closest emergency room to be evaluated.

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Urgent eye care situations include...

• A red, painful eye, especially one that is light sensitive or accompanied by nausea
• A swollen, itchy eye
• A non-painful bloodshot red eye
• Foreign objects in the eye
• Sudden loss of vision or a sudden change in vision
• Sudden onset of flashing lights and/or floaters, especially when accompanied by a change in vision
• Chemical splash in the eye
• Blunt trauma to the eye

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​Diabetic Retinopathy

Cataracts

Glaucoma

Macular Degeneration

How the Eye Works

Dry Eyes

Retinal Detachment

Floaters and Flashes

Eyes: Windows to Health

What is Keratoconus?

Retinal Hole

Meibomian Gland Dysfunction

LASIK  vs  PRK

Eye  Anatomy