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Comprehensive family eye care

Eye care center Century City

The eye care center offers a full range of primary and specialty services for all ages, including optometry, low vision exams & rehabilitation, vision therapy, neuro-optometric rehabilitation, and diabetic eye disease treatment. Whatever the reason for your visit, from a routine eye exam to a chronic eye condition, you’ll receive attentive care from dedicated professionals committed to excellence.

Optometry services

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Address

2080 Century Park East, Suite 800
Los Angeles, CA 90067

Directions

Phone

310-271-0120

Languages spoken

English, Spanish

2080 Century Park East, Los Angeles, Ca 90067
Eye care Services

Serving adults and children

General eye care

Routine eye exams, contact lens fittings, and treatment for everyday vision concerns.

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Specialized eye care

Low-vision evaluations, adaptation to vision or field losses post traumatic brain injury and stroke, training in daily life skills, evaluation of assistive electronic devices, orientation and mobility training, occupational therapy and counseling for patients and their families.

Virtual Frames Gallery

One feature patients particularly appreciate is our virtual frames gallery. You get a free virtual view of how different eyeglass frames look on your face. Try on as many pairs as you like to find just the right one. Once you make your selection, the ECI optical team will have the frames ready for your appointment. Save time and get a preview of the perfect frames for you.

Our services include:

  • Primary eye care for all ages: Routine comprehensive eye exams that evaluate vision and eye health
  • Detection and prescription for vision-related problems: Treatment for nearsightedness, farsightedness, astigmatism, reading difficulties, headaches, focus issues, eye movements, and contact lenses
  • Monitoring of eye health problems and ocular complications due to general health issues: Treatment for retinopathy from diabetes or hypertension, retinal vascular changes from high cholesterol, and complications from conditions such as stroke, arthritis, and thyroid disease
  • Pediatric/special needs populations: Comprehensive eye exams for newborn infants to adolescents; customized exams sensitive to the needs of special populations including those with developmental disabilities. The American Optometric Association (AOA) recommends that all children have a comprehensive eye exam with an eye doctor at age 6 months, 3 years, and age 5 years.
  • Low vision rehabilitation: Treatment to help patients with impaired vision maximize their remaining sight and adapt to daily life
  • Vision therapy: Non-surgical treatments designed to improve visual skills and eye coordination
  • Neuro-optometric rehabilitation: For vision problems stemming from neurological conditions, such as traumatic brain injuries or stroke
  • Diabetic eye disease: Eye problems caused by complications from diabetes, which can affect the blood vessels in the retina
  • Ocular diseases: Conditions such as cataracts, glaucoma, macular degeneration, and conjunctivitis/pink eye
  • Specialty contact lenses: To address changing/enhancing eye color, concealing eye injuries, keratoconus, restoring/enhancing near/far/computer vision, high activity sports, enhancing peripheral vision compared to eyeglasses, vision therapy and ocular disease therapy, providing an alternative to laser surgical correction, substitution for thick eyeglasses, enhanced color contrast in color deficiencies and sports, special tints for light sensitivity and headaches.
  • Myopia management: Treatment to slow the progression of nearsightedness (myopia) in children and young adults

Getting there

By car

Non-validated garage & valet parking. Limited street parking one block east on Spalding Dr.

By transit

LA Metro bus stops at the intersection for lines 3, 5, 28, and 534.

Accessibility

Step-free entry, accessible exam tables, ASL interpretation by request, service animals welcome.

University affiliated, patient focused

Why choose WesternU Health?

Expert caregivers
You’re treated by experienced, award-winning, and nationally recognized doctors and faculty assisted by WesternU students.

Personalized attention
Our doctors, nurses, and staff take the time to listen, answer questions, and involve you in decisions about your care.

State-of-the-art facilities
Our clinics are fully equipped with up-to-date diagnostic and therapeutic equipment.

Excellence and affordability
WesternU Health is committed to offering affordable care while upholding the highest standards and technology.