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ER Services

Eye Injury Emergency Care

At Swift Star Emergency, we understand the urgency and concern that come with eye injuries. Our emergency room is open 24/7, equipped with the latest technology and staffed by compassionate, board-certified physicians to address and treat eye injuries promptly. We are your go-to facility for immediate eye injury treatment and care.

When to Seek Emergency Care for Eye Injuries

Immediate eye injury emergency care is warranted for:

  • Chemical burns to the eye

  • Foreign objects in the eye that cannot be easily removed

  • Severe eye lacerations

  • Blunt trauma to the eye or eyelid

  • Sudden loss of vision

  • Signs of eye infections with pain and reduced vision

Our Approach to Eye Injury Treatment

Upon arrival at Swift Star Emergency, patients with eye injuries will receive a thorough examination to assess the severity of their condition. Our medical team is prepared to provide a range of treatments, from simple removal of foreign objects to more complex procedures.

Eye Injury Treatment options may include, but are not limited to:

  • Flushing the eye to remove chemicals or small debris

  • Careful removal of foreign objects embedded in the eye

  • Treating infections with appropriate medication

  • Referral to an ophthalmologist for advanced care if needed

Why Choose Swift Star Emergency for Eye Injury Treatment?

  • Immediate access to emergency care for eye injuries 24/7

  • A compassionate team of physicians and medical staff with experience in treating a wide range of eye injuries

  • Advanced diagnostic tools for accurate assessment of eye injuries

  • Coordination with specialists for continued eye care if necessary

Swift Star Emergency is committed to providing the highest level of care for patients experiencing eye injuries. If you or a loved one suffers an eye injury, do not hesitate to visit us. Your vision is invaluable—let us take care of it in your time of need. 

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