Francis M. Loomis, O.D.

(on 30th ave ste)
Eye doctors & Optometrists in Moline, IL
Eye doctors & Optometrists

Hours

Monday
9:00AM - 5:00PM
Tuesday
9:30AM - 5:00PM
Wednesday
Closed
Thursday
9:00AM - 5:00PM
Friday
9:00AM - 5:00PM
Saturday
8:00AM - 12:00PM
Sunday
Closed

Location

550 30Th Ave Ste 1
Moline, IL
61265

About

Francis M. Loomis, OD is an optometrist in Moline, IL. For over 30 years, Dr. Loomis has provided individuals throughout the Illinois and Iowa regions with the highest quality eye care services and treated patients for eye diseases and optical injuries. Our practice also is a certified reseller for quality eyewear and contact lenses. Services we offer include: Eyewear and contact lens fittings All eye disease treatments Laser vision consultations Vision exams and glaucoma tests Astigmatism treatment Eyewear sales Emergency service General eye checkupsWe have a huge inventory of name brand glasses to fit your style and comfort. Additionally, we offer prescription eyewear for all athletics, from baseball to scuba diving. If you need your sight at its best, Dr. Francis Loomis will give you what you need. We accept all major credit cards, and accept most insurance plans.Call the office of Dr. Francis M. Loomis, OD. today to schedule your appointment.

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Are you a meat and potatoes person when it comes to your diet? Remember, eating a balanced diet that included fish, fruits and dark, leafy green vegetables can decrease your risk for a variety of eye diseases.
Clean compresses can alleviate the irritation and discomfort of conjunctivitis. Optometrists recommend warm compresses for bacterial and viral conjunctivitis, but they suggest cool compresses to soothe eyes aggravated by seasonal allergies.
In the US, approximately 10 percent of all preventable blindness can be traced to glaucoma. While there is currently no cure, existing treatments are extremely effective at preserving vision and halting progression of the disease.
References to clear vision abound in literature, politics, religion, and philosophy. One popular example comes from the Scottish clergyman Peter Marshall, who said, “Give to us clear vision that we may know where to stand and what to stand for …”
Our transition lenses will protect your eyes from UV rays, reduce eye fatigue, are fast to change from dark to light and back, and reduce costs by eliminating the need for prescription sunglasses. Ask us about transition lenses.
Is it true that eating carrots improves my vision? Experts say the answer is yes and no. Vitamin A is essential for good eyesight, but this vitamin is available in a number of different foods, in addition to carrots. Most people get enough vitamin A in their diets without needing any supplement.
Conjunctivitis (pink eye) occurs when tissues lining the eyelid and covering the white portion of the eye become inflamed or infected. The most common causes are bacterial or viral infections or allergic reactions to compounds like chlorine, cosmetics, pollen or other irritants.
We want to make sure that while you’re moisturizing the skin on your face you pay special attention to the skin around your eyes. Using natural moisturizers, like aloe or coconut oil, is better than chemical ones.
To alleviate red, itchy eyes, the optometrist may prescribe several types of eye drops. For example, antihistamine drops will help reduce inflammation and minimize redness, while lubricating drops help rinse away irritants and allergens.
Keratoconus is a vision disorder that occurs when the healthy round cornea (of the front part) of the eye thins out and becomes unnaturally irregular in shape. A cone shaped cornea results, which prevents light from entering the eye correctly through the retina, causing distorted vision.
If you begin experiencing more frequent headaches than usual, the issue may be changes to your vision, not your stress levels. Rest assured that we’re always available to help you get to the bottom of things when you’ve already ruled out other causes.
Contact lenses are worn right on the eyes. They are available in a variety of types and styles, including hard, soft, extended wear, disposable, rigid gas permeable and bifocal. Ask your optometrist about the pros and cons of contact lenses and which are the best for you.
Did you know that an optometrist can spot high cholesterol before any other healthcare provider can via a routine eye examination? High cholesterol, if present, often shows itself as yellowish-colored plaque deposits within the retina (retinal blood vessels).
Have you suddenly increased your computer usage, and found that you are getting headaches? Reading the bright, pixelated screens of computers can cause eye-strain, and you may need glasses for this purpose. Try adjusting the brightness of your screen to see if that will make it a little more comfortable.
Have you ever had something floating in your visual field, yet you were never able to get a good look at it no matter how much you moved your eyes? This is because what you’re looking for is actually a natural occurrence within the optic fluid, not outside your eyeball.
Optometrists have been professionally trained and licensed to examine your eyes for problems or impairments, measure the accuracy of your vision, and prescribe and provide corrective lenses as well as other forms of treatment.
Were you aware that the number one cause of blindness in adults in the U.S. is diabetes? If you have diabetes or any other condition that is known to potentially cause vision problems, it’s important to keep up on your eye Dr. appointments so you can hopefully avoid any vision issues.
In 1980, two Australian researchers devised a new vision chart. It featured a single, clear typeface along with standardized letter sizes and progressions. These factors made it easier to more accurately and consistently assess visual acuity.
What is an NCT test? This is a test to determine the pressure of your eyes. High pressure can indicate the possibility of glaucoma. A machine called a "tonometer" emits a small puff of air. Based on the reaction to the air, the optometrist can determine if your eye pressure is normal. Other glaucoma tests are also available to your eye doctor.
Did you know that one of the most common symptoms of pregnancy is blurred vision? However, most women’s eyesight returns to normal after they give birth.
Check your insurance – many of our services are covered by most policies, especially those that center on children’s eye care. Because we work with most insurance plans, we can let you know what is covered by your carrier.
Minerals and supplements are good for the body and eyes in that they help your body metabolize those vitamins you’ve been taking to help protect your eyes. They have an added bonus of balancing your hormones.

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Francis M. Loomis, O.D.
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FAQs

  • What is the phone number for Francis M. Loomis, O.D. in Moline IL?
    You can reach them at: 309-764-2623. It’s best to call Francis M. Loomis, O.D. during business hours.
  • What is the address for Francis M. Loomis, O.D. on 30th ave ste in Moline?
    Francis M. Loomis, O.D. is located at this address: 550 30Th Ave Ste 1 Moline, IL 61265.
  • What are Francis M. Loomis, O.D.(Moline, IL) store hours?
    Francis M. Loomis, O.D. store hours are as follows: Mon: 9:00AM - 5:00PM, Tue: 9:30AM - 5:00PM, Wed: Closed, Thu-Fri: 9:00AM - 5:00PM, Sat: 8:00AM - 12:00PM, Sun: Closed.