4921 E. Bell Rd., Ste. 102
Scottsdale, AZ 85254
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Southwestern Eye Center on Bell Rd. is located off 49th St. and Bell Rd. in the Southwestern Professional Plaza.
Our Ophthalmologists and Optometrists are experts in multiple specialties of eye care. We also have an optical shop in-clinic, making all of your vision needs easily accessible.
With locations across the valley and doctors across all specialties, we are perfectly positioned to provide our patients with the best care and experience.
Request consultations for the following services or come in for preventive and routine eye care near Scottsdale (Bell Rd.). Surgeries also take place in the Scottsdale North surgical center. Southwestern Eye Center offers multi-specialty care throughout Arizona and New Mexico. If you do not see the service you are interested in listed below, check our other locations or call us so we can assist you in finding the right location for your vision needs.
Get to know our team of Ophthalmologists and Optometrists at Scottsdale, AZ. Southwestern Eye Center is home to some of the best eye doctors in the country with expertise in conditions of ophthalmology. Each of our physicians is driven by a mission to help patients and their communities see better and enjoy good vision. Learn more about each doctor by clicking on their images below.
An ophthalmologist specializes in advanced eye care and treatments designed to restore vision and health to your eyes. Often optometrists refer patients to ophthalmologists for a specialized opinion, surgery, medications, and a variety of other options. Our ophthalmologists are proficient in multiple specialties and perform surgeries to help treat common conditions like Cataracts and Glaucoma. They also specialize in conditions of the Retina, Cornea and Eyelid.
Ophthalmologists can diagnose a variety of diseases and strive to find a treatment plan that works for you. If you need eye surgery for any reason, it will also be an ophthalmologist who performs the surgery.
Consider the following questions when meeting with an ophthalmologist:
If you are considering surgery, you can ask our ophthalmologists and their teams any questions about expectations before, during and after your surgery to help make you feel comfortable and make the process run smoothly.
Our ophthalmologists stay on top of advancements in technology that can better serve our patients.
Whether you are being evaluated for surgery or are being seen for the ongoing treatment of a condition, be sure to ask our doctors what you can do to maintain good vision, whether that be lifestyle adjustments, medication or a more strategic treatment plan.
Optometrists specialize in optometry, dealing primarily with vision and common problems with the eyes. They diagnose, treat, write new and updated prescriptions and help their patients manage conditions. Optometrists also track many ongoing eye problems like cataracts and dry eyes, and can suggest corrective treatment options to deal with these issues.
When you go to get your vision checked, optometrists are the doctors who usually examine your eyes, check your vision and prescribe glasses or contacts. They also offer advice and treatments to improve your vision, and may also talk over alternatives like LASIK eye surgery depending on your conditions and questions.
Consider the following questions when speaking to your optometrist:
If you are getting updated prescriptions or are monitoring existing conditions, you can discuss the changes in your vision and anything you have noticed since your last appointment.
While a free LASIK consultation will evaluate if you are a candidate for surgery, you can ask your optometrist to answer questions you might have before a consultation.
If you have been monitoring the development of cataracts and are noticing increasing blurriness or difficulty seeing at night, you should discuss your symptoms with your doctor to determine if you should be evaluated for Cataract Surgery.
Our expert eye doctors and surgeons each have accolades and specialty training. If you have not been directly referred, you will need to be evaluated by one of our optometrists before seeing one of our ophthalmologists so that if you require specialized treatment or surgery, you are placed with the correct doctor. Please be aware that to best serve you in a timely and convenient manner, we may suggest you see doctors with more availability at a location near you.
Southwestern Eye Center Scottsdale Bell Rd is located at 4921 E. Bell Rd., Ste. 102, Scottsdale, AZ 85254. If you need directions, click “Get Directions” at the top of the page or call (602) 787-9100 so we can help you find us.
You can schedule an appointment online through the Southwestern Eye Center Schedule Online page or call (602) 787-9100 to book by phone. If you are unsure what type of appointment you need, the team can help direct you based on your symptoms, vision needs, and eye health history.
Southwestern Eye Center Scottsdale Bell Rd is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. The office is closed on Saturday and Sunday. Hours may change around the holidays, so call (602) 787-9100 to confirm a specific date and time.
Bring a photo ID, your insurance card, a list of medications, and any current glasses or contact lenses. If you have outside records or a referral, bring those too.
Southwestern Eye Center works with many insurance plans, and coverage can vary by plan and visit type. Call (602) 787-9100 with your insurance details, or view our accepted insurance plans online, and we will help you verify your benefits.
A comprehensive eye exam checks your vision and overall eye health and may include testing for conditions such as glaucoma, cataracts, and retinal changes. Your doctor will explain your results and next steps at the end of the visit.
Most visits take 1 to 2 hours once your exam begins, but the total time in the office can be longer. Depending on the day, there may be a wait of up to 2 hours to be seen by the doctor, and additional testing or dilation can add more time. If you have a time constraint, please mention it when scheduling.
Our Scottsdale Bell Rd office is designed to help patients get to their appointments as comfortably as possible. If you have mobility needs, use a wheelchair or walker, need extra time getting into the building, or have another accessibility concern, please call ahead. Our team can help answer questions before your visit and make reasonable accommodations when possible.
If you have sudden vision loss, flashes of light, a curtain-like shadow, severe eye pain, or a serious injury, give us a call. If you have an emergency after clinic hours, dial 9-1-1.
Same-day availability depends on the day and the reason for your visit. Call (520) 761-3533, and we will do our best to fit you in.
Consultations and eye exams are the best way to take a comprehensive approach to your vision health. You will be able to monitor the development of conditions that can harm your vision and gain insight into the best ways to treat and manage your sight. You can schedule an appointment online for our Scottsdale Bell eye clinic and optical center, or call to schedule during our business hours.
