Business Details
11 Years
experience
Emergency
services
Comprehensive Eye Care & Eyewear in Portland
Eye Department is a patient-first optometry and eyewear practice dedicated to comprehensive eye care and personalized service. Founded by Dr. Annie Bacon, a Portland native with over a decade of experience, we prioritize individualized care and community impact. Our services include advanced eye health examinations, early detection of systemic conditions, and curated eyewear solutions. Dr. Bacon's commitment to global and local outreach, including volunteer work with the SEVA Foundation in Cambodia and initiatives like the Eye Heart Baby program, underscores our mission to practice with purpose. We accept most insurances, offer assistance with out-of-pocket reimbursements, and maintain accessibility for emergency eye care needs. 
Services
Eye Exams
Contact Lenses
Eyewear
Emergency Care
LASIK Services
Details
- Year established: 2015
Highlights and features
- We offer personalized eye care with over a decade of local expertise.
- Our practice includes early detection of systemic conditions like diabetes.
- We provide specialized programs for infant vision development.
- Emergency eye care is available for urgent needs.
- We accept most insurances and assist with reimbursement documentation.
Associations and certifications
- American Optometric Association
- Oregon Optometric Society
Services
Comprehensive Eye Exams
Our full-scope medical eye exams screen for diabetes, glaucoma, macular degeneration, and cataracts using advanced technology. Each 30-45 minute session includes dilation for thorough assessment. Early detection of systemic conditions ensures proactive health management for patients of all ages.
Emergency Eye Care
We address urgent issues like flashes, floaters, red eyes, and sudden vision loss with same-day appointments. Our team handles trauma, infections, and acute conditions requiring immediate intervention to prevent permanent damage or vision loss.
Contact Lens Fittings
Custom contact lens evaluations assess corneal health and fit, including specialty lenses for astigmatism or myopia management. Services include insertion/removal training and options like daily disposables, colored lenses, and FDA-approved MiSight lenses for children.
Eyewear Solutions
Our curated optical boutique offers high-quality frames focused on design, fit, and durability. We provide adjustments, cleanings, and a selection of lenses tailored to individual vision needs and lifestyle requirements.
Pediatric Vision Care
The Eye Heart Baby program offers comprehensive exams for infants aged 6 months to 2 years, detecting amblyopia, strabismus, and developmental issues. Early intervention ensures proper visual development and school readiness.
People
Dr. Annie Bacon
Optometric Physician
Dr. Annie Bacon, a Portland native, founded Eye Department after graduating from the New England College of Optometry. With over a decade of local experience, she specializes in comprehensive eye exams and community health initiatives. Her work with the SEVA Foundation in Cambodia and advocacy for children's vision through the Eye Heart Baby program reflect her commitment to equitable care.
Questions
What services does Eye Department offer?
We provide comprehensive eye exams, contact lens fittings, eyewear solutions, emergency eye care, and pediatric vision programs like Eye Heart Baby.
Do you accept insurance?
We accept most vision and medical insurances. If out-of-network, we assist with reimbursement documentation for covered services.
Are emergency eye appointments available?
Yes, we maintain daily slots for urgent issues like sudden vision loss, eye pain, or trauma. Call 503-227-0573 for immediate assistance.
What is the Eye Heart Baby program?
This initiative offers free vision screenings for infants aged 6 months to 2 years, detecting amblyopia and developmental issues to ensure proper visual acuity.
Do you offer myopia management for children?
Yes, we provide FDA-approved MiSight 1-day contact lenses and atropine therapy to slow progressive myopia in children aged 8-12.
