Portland Eye Doctor
Eye Department is a modern Optometry practice providing comprehensive eye exams, medical eye care, specialty contact lenses, and curated eyewear for patients in Portland and surrounding communities. Each visit begins with advanced diagnostic technology and a personalized discussion of your eye health, lifestyle, and vision needs ensuring our care is truly tailored to you. No dreaded puff-of-air test, ever.
Our Optometrists provide eye care for patients of all ages, from infants to seniors, including precise vision correction, ocular disease management, surgical co-management, myopia control, and specialty contact lens fittings.
Our Eye Care Services
Eye Care Philosophy
Eye Department; eye care & eyewear is your elevated Optometry and curated eyewear practice in Portland, Oregon. Our mission is to practice with purpose; locally and globally. Portland eye doctor Annie Bacon built Eye Department as a patient first eye clinic where each patient receives comprehensive eye health examinations through unrivaled care. Annual eye exams are an important component of healthy living and provide essential baseline information for our Optometrist to diagnose from. Full scope medical eye exams are critical in diagnosing and monitoring eye disease.
Eye Care Team
Dr. Annie Bacon is a lifelong Oregonian who has been a providing eye care and eyewear services throughout Portland for nearly a decade. Dr. Annie is vibrantly active in the community. She has worked extensively with organizations supporting our community’s most vulnerable citizens. Traveling and volunteering with the SEVA Foundation throughout Cambodia was a life changing experience. Her personalized approach allows her to develop long term relationships with her patients and she is grateful for the opportunity to provide Optometry services to her friends and neighbors of the Portland community.
Myopia Management
Myopia (nearsightedness) is more than just needing stronger glasses each year—it’s often the result of the eye growing too long during childhood. As myopia progresses, the risk of developing serious eye conditions later in life, including retinal detachment, glaucoma, and myopic macular degeneration, also increases. Early intervention provides the greatest opportunity to slow eye growth and help protect your child’s long-term eye health. If your child is becoming more nearsighted, squinting to see the board at school, or has a family history of myopia, ask us whether a myopia management evaluation is right for them.
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