OPTOMETRIST IN PALM SPRINGS
Welcome to Desert Vision Optometry!
Located in the heart of beautiful Palm Springs, Desert Vision Optometry is the one-stop for all your optical needs. The main drive and objective of Desert Vision Optometry is the care and well-being of our patients.
Our team, led by Dr. George Saunders, Dr. Marisol Hernandez, and Dawn Saunders is dedicated to providing personalized care in a vibrant and welcoming environment that reflects the essence of Palm Springs. Whether you’re a seasonal visitor or a year-round resident, we invite you to experience expert optometry with a playful twist. We also offer the largest selection of brand names and unique eyewear in the Coachella Valley. And with our on-site lab, many jobs can be completed within 24 hours!
Your vision matters to us! Let Desert Vision Optometry be your go-to destination for eye health and eyewear that stands out from the crowd.
Why choose Desert Vision Optometry?
At Desert Vision Optometry, we combine expert care with a vibrant Palm Springs vibe to create an eye care experience like no other. Here’s why patients love and trust us:
On-Site Lab
Many jobs completed within 24 hours!
At Desert Vision Optometry, our high-tech, state-of-the-art on-site lab ensures many jobs are completed within 24 hours, offering both speed and quality for your eyewear needs.
From custom tinting and ultraviolet coating to scratch-resistant treatments, our lab delivers tailored lens solutions with exceptional efficiency. We also specialize in advanced techniques like drilling and hand-mounting rimless eyewear, allowing us to provide stylish, durable frames that perfectly suit your vision.
With our in-office lab, you can trust us to deliver fast, cost-effective results without compromising on precision or quality.
Dr. George Saunders
Dr. Saunders is from the Inland Empire and received his Bachelor’s Degree in Biochemistry from the University of California at Riverside.
He graduated with his Doctorate in Optometry from the Southern California College of Optometry.
He spent the first six years of his career at Redlands Eye Medical Group working with surgeons specializing in cornea and cataract surgery. Since then, he has been in private practice for 29 years before joining Desert Vision Optometry.
Dr. Saunders strives to practice at the highest level through using the state-of-the-art equipment at Desert Vision. Also, through continually updating his education through classes allows him to keep at the forefront of ever-changing advances in ocular and general healthcare.
Meet Our Team
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do you accept appointments?
Yes, we do accept appointments at our office. In fact, we highly recommend that you schedule an appointment with us in advance to ensure that you receive the best possible care.
How often should I visit the optometrist?
Typically, it’s recommended to visit the optometrist for a comprehensive eye exam every 1 to 2 years, depending on your age, overall eye health, and any existing vision issues. If you have specific concerns or changes in your vision, it’s best to schedule an appointment regardless of the recommended timeframe. Your optometrist in Palm Springs can provide personalized guidance based on your individual needs.
What services do you offer?
Desert Vision Optometry is happy to offer a variety of services including:
- Eye Exams
- Contact Lens Exams
- Dry Eye Therapy
- Ortho-K
- Digital Eye Strain
- And more!
Is it necessary to schedule an appointment for purchasing new glasses?
Contact us today to connect with our staff on purchasing new frames at our office, especially if you possess a valid and current prescription.
To grant you ample time for well-considered choices and to prevent any rush, we kindly suggest arriving at least an hour before our closing time.
How long is my prescription valid for?
To maintain up-to-date health and wellness assessments, it’s advisable to undergo an annual eye exam.
For individuals new to contact lenses or those with particular medical conditions, a one-year expiration date might apply to their contact lens prescriptions.