Suburban Eye Associates in Huntingdon Valley

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Welcome to Suburban Eye Associates
Suburban Eye Associates is one of the most dynamic ophthalmic practices in the metro Philadelphia and Delaware Valley areas. The team has three practice locations in Huntingdon Valley, Jenkintown, and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Their skilled team of ophthalmologists strives to provide the best and most compassionate eye care possible to their patients. 
The multi-subspecialty ophthalmic practice is staffed with fellow trained physicians and optometrists in the major ophthalmic fields. They provide comprehensive and integrated ophthalmic care for conditions like diabetic eye disease, glaucoma, detached retinas, dry eyes, macular degeneration, and much more, by incorporating new technology to provide safer, more comprehensive care to their patients. 
Since its inception, Suburban Eye Associates has achieved many milestones. For instance, Suburban Eye Associates was the first practice and is currently the only in the area to utilize the newest and fastest 500-Hz excimer laser for LASIK surgery. They were also the first practice in the area to use the wave light excimer laser technology, collagen cross-linking to treat keratoconus, and INTACS for vision correction.
All of their offices are equipped with the most advanced imaging modalities, namely the SPECTRALIS® by Heidelberg Engineering and ultra-widefield (UWF™) retinal imaging by Optos to treat retinal diseases. What makes their retina services exceptional is that they do not take a Wal-Mart approach to patient care – they offer highly compassionate, personalized care in a comfortable setting.
Their team also specializes in pediatric ophthalmology, so you can rest assured knowing that your child's vision is in good hands. Their team is well-equipped to deal with complex pediatric eye diseases and offers functional testing such as VEP and ERG that have tremendous value in caring for children with eye diseases.
The goal of the team at Suburban Eye Centers is to treat each patient li