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, Greys Woods, Spring Mills, Tyrone, and Lock Haven we are your home for quality eye care.
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What Our Patients Are Saying
Mike Cymber is a great man and Dr. He has helped me through corneal transplants ang macular degeneration.
Thomas Templeton4/29/2020
Absolutely amazing! The BEST staff I’ve EVER worked with!! Lifetime patient!! My first visit they were better than any eye exam I’ve ever had (and I’ve been going to other doctors for 10+ years!)!! I will never go to another doc! They were so incredible helpful and kind! I cannot say enough good things! I had 5 separate people from check-in to paying and every single one was kind and helpful!
Amanda Kostryk9/21/2020
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Getting Started with Contact Lenses
Contact lenses are a wonderful and convenient method to enable clear vision without requiring spectacle lenses to sit on the face. They can be a great help with athletics and other activities along with cosmesis if one simply wants to show a different appearance to...
How Our Eyes Change with Age
The body goes through a variety of changes as we age, and the eyes are no exception. Below is outlined some of the major changes that occur naturally with age in the eyes. Changes to Your Eyelids With age, the eyelid will lose its rigidity due to the degeneration of...
Are Your Eyelashes Turned Inward or Outward?
The eyelids are important for protecting the eyes from damage, debris and dryness. When the eyelids are not positioned properly, this can cause discomfort and harm to the front of the eye. Two main types of eyelid positional issues exist and are classified as...
Albinism and Your Eyes
Albinism is a rare group of genetic disorders that are often characterized by decreased pigment in the skin or eyes. It is caused by a mutation in one’s genes that control production of pigment throughout the body. That amount of pigment in one’s skin determines their...
How Do Tears Work?
One of the most important components of the eye that our optometrist may assess is your tear film. This layer of fluid that is excreted in response to debris, emotions, or cutting onions has a variety of important functions such as keeping the eye lubricated and...
Iritis, Uveitis, and Eye Inflammation
Uveitis is a common ocular condition that involves inflammation of the middle layer of the eye, otherwise known as the uveal tract. The inflammation may be focused in one part of the uvea (at the front, middle, or back of the eye) or all of them at once. This...