Nittany Eye Associates
Central Pennsylvania’s Home for Eye Care
Optometrists in the State College and Surrounding Areas
Our mission at Nittany Eye Associates is to offer world class care through the collaborative efforts of our optometrists, ophthalmologists and eye-care staff. By utilizing the newest technology in eye health, glasses, and contact lenses, we provide a patient experience that is second to none. With over 20 years of service and locations in State College, Grays Wood’s, Spring Mills, Tyrone, and Lock Haven we are your home for quality eye care.
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What Our Patients Are Saying
They were very cooperative and helpful when I recently needed to have my frames replaced.
Terry DaughertyApril 15, 2020
Dr Dustin Brown is the best asset to the practice, he listens and responds without making you feel uncomfortable or dumb. He cares about his patients and he is very professional.
Thomas FidlerJuly 13, 2020
Great optometrist’s everyone of them! The staff At Nittany Eye Associates have always been very kind and helpful. They also have a great selection of eye ware. Keep up the great work you do Nittany Eye Associates.
Vince StaufferJuly 27, 2022
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Herpes Eye Diseases: Types and Treatments
Herpes is a group of viruses that infect humans and cause various symptoms. All herpes viruses affect nerves and skin tissue – including on the eyes. Types of Herpes Viruses Within the family of herpes viruses, there are three main viruses. Herpes simplex type...
What’s the Difference Between an Optometrist, an Ophthalmogist, and an Optician?
When seeking eye care, many people are confused by the roles of optometrists, ophthalmologists, and opticians. Each of these professionals provide an important role in the care of eye health and providing glasses. What is an Optometrist? An optometrist, or...
When Should Kids Have an Eye Exam?
Kids of all ages should have regular eye health exams even if they do not wear glasses. Routine eye health exams are a vital part of preventing eye disease and catching other health or learning problems early. First Eye Exam (6 months to 1 year old) The first...
How Long Can I Wear my Contacts?
When wearing contact lenses, it is important to adhere to the wear schedule directed by the manufacturer of the contact lenses and by your doctor. In most cases, contact lenses are designed to be worn for either a day, two weeks, a month, or a year. What...
What Can be Found During an Eye Exam?
An annual eye exam is recommended for everyone over the age of eighteen and an eye exam at least every other year is recommended for all children under the age of eighteen. These are preventative eye health examinations which can identify diseases in the eyes and the...
What Causes Double Vision?
Double vision, or diplopia, can be very disorienting and cause issues with balance, reading, and perception. There are many potential causes of double vision depending on the type of double vision, when the double vision begins, and anything else that presents...
