Treehouse Eyes - Bethesda

(on fernwood road suite 401a)
Eye doctors & Optometrists in Bethesda, MD
Eye doctors & Optometrists

Hours

Monday
2:30PM - 6:00PM
Tuesday
Closed
Wednesday
9:00AM - 6:00PM
Thursday
9:00AM - 6:00PM
Friday
Closed
Saturday
9:00AM - 2:00PM
Sunday
Closed

Location

10215 Fernwood Road Suite 401A
Bethesda, MD
20817

About

Treehouse Eyes in Bethesda provides pediatric myopia services to slow or stop the progression of myopia in children.
Our specialized focus allows our doctors to customize a solution for each child. Myopia, or nearsightedness, is a growing issue and not only impacts children's vision, but increases their risk of serious eye diseases. Early intervention helps a child have great vision, often without glasses.

Glasses only compensate for your child’s blurry distance vision, they don’t stop their vision from continuing to deteriorate. Visit our myopia experts in Bethesda for a consultation today!

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Services

  • Myopia control
  • pediatric eye care
  • eye exams
  • myopia prevention
  • vision therapy

Latest

A new, NIH funded study confirms the effectiveness of multifocal contact lenses to slow the progression of myopia in children. Nice summary below. TREEHOUSEEYES.COM New Study Confirms the Effectiveness of Special Contact Lenses for Pediatric Myopia Management | Treehouse Eyes
Amazing to be able to help parents and kids learn about myopia and ways we can fight it now! Julie McDaniel August 1 at 12:40 PM · Learning new things! Henry had a rapid increase in near-sightedness this year, which means he is at higher risk for certain eye problems and further deterioration of his vision. New myopia treatments are looking promising to slow down those changes. #treehouseeyes #MyopiaManagement
Parents want a better life for their kids. This comes through in this powerful message from Rosie on why she started myopia treatment for her daughter. YOUTUBE.COM Rosie on myopia treatment for her daughter
Co-founder Dr. Gary Gerber was interviewed by K-12 publication Education Dive recently. He shared our commitment to encouraging more outdoor learning time for kids to address childhood myopia. Good read. TREEHOUSEEYES.COM Take it outside: A case for outdoor classrooms to address COVID-19 and the myopia epidemic | Treehouse Eyes
What is the "Myopia Epidemic" in kids? Dr. Thomas Aller helps us understand why kids' eyes are growing differently, and what you can do about it. TREEHOUSEEYES.COM The Myopia Epidemic – What it is, Why it Matters, and What Moms (and Dads, and Kids and Doctors) Can Do About it | Treehouse Eyes
Our CEO Matt Oerding featured in this podcast sharing results from the Global Myopia Awareness Coalition's latest myopia education campaign. #GameOverMyopia REVIEWOFMM.COM Myopia Management Close-Up: Matt Oerding on GMAC’s #GameOverMyopia - Review of Myopia Management
Love to see the smile coming through the mask! Schedule your child's free myopia consultation today to see if they are a good candidate for myopia treatment. TreehouseEyes.com Dae Yi‎Treehouse Eyes 1 hr · Thank you for another great appointment!
Fantastic to see myopic kids "interviewing" eye doctors to learn more about myopia. Great, short video to learn more specifically on tips for appropriate screen time use to reduce the risk of myopia. #treatingmymyopia MyMyopia posted a video to playlist Through their Eyes, MyMyopia� Kid Correspondents. September 22 at 12:14 PM · Video: Three tips to protect your child’s vision during virtual learning in less than five minutes As part of our new series, Through their Eyes, MyMyopia™️ Kid Correspondents ask experts about their myopia and protecting their vision. In this week's video, Kate, age 10, asks Dr. Kate Gifford, a clinical optometrist, about protecting her vision while she's doing school work on her computer—as so many kids are doing today. Click below to watch the video, and stay tuned for more from Dr. Gifford and Kate. #BacktoSchool2020 #remotelearning #virtuallearning #vision #myopia
According to the Pew Research Center, the majority of parents—71% percent with children 12 or younger—admitted to being at least somewhat concerned about their children spending too much time on screens. And that was before stay-at-home orders upended many families’ screen-time limits. It's important to get off of the screens and get outside as much as possible. Sunlight helps to promote healthy eye growth and lowers the chances of nearsightedness in children. (American Academy of Ophthalmology) Want more tips on protecting your child's vision, sign up for the MyMyopia newsletter here: https://mymyopia.com/contact-us/ #WorldSightDay #WorldSightDay2020 #playoutside #myopia
Our worlds have changed, and kids are spending more time in front of a screen than ever before. Here are three simple tips to help protect your child's vision while they're learning, getting their entertainment, and connecting with friends online. Learn more about what actions you can take against eye conditions like myopia: https://mymyopia.com/for-parents/ #WorldSightDay #HopeInSight #myopia #screentime
Our new "In the News" web page is full with recent articles featuring Treehouse Eyes in The Wall Street Journal, WTOP News, Asian Fortune and more. TREEHOUSEEYES.COM In the News | Treehouse Eyes
Important message from our partner Dr. Selena Chan of Pacific Rims Optometry about myopia and virtual learning. Congratulations Dr. Chan on this great interview and getting this important message out to parents in your area. Gary Gerber SANFRANCISCO.MOMCOLLECTIVE.COM Virtual Learning and Children’s Eye Health: Everything a Parent Needs to Know
Packed Wednesday helping lots of kids get better vision and eye health with myopia treatment. Learn more and book a consultation for your child at one of our 23 centers around the U.S. at TreehouseEyes.com. #TreatingMyMyopia
Isaac shares how myopia treatment has given him better vision and improved his tennis game. Book your child's consultation with Treehouse Eyes today: treehouseeyes.com/make-an-appointment/ #Treatingmymyopia
Is my child at risk for Myopia? The more advanced the myopia is, the greater the risk of future eye health issues. Watch this great video explaining myopia and its impact on your child. Take our quick assessment to find your child’s risk today: https://treehouseeyes.com/take-the-assessment/
“Higher levels of myopia increase the lifetime risk of serious eye diseases such as retinal degeneration and glaucoma. This increased risk is because as the eye elongates, it stretches the back tissue of the eye, the retina, and can cause it to tear.” Learn how Treehouse Eyes is fighting to slow the myopia epidemic: https://treehouseeyes.com/blog/myopia-and-children-how-to-slow-an-epidemic/ TREEHOUSEEYES.COM Myopia and Children: How to Slow an Epidemic | Treehouse Eyes
We're so excited that the American Academy of Opthalmology and the ophthalmology community at large are on board to help solve the growing childhood myopia epidemic. With 1 in 3 U.S. kids now myopic, and effective treatment options now available, we can help millions of kids! Learn more about their recent announcement by visiting: https://treehouseeyes.com/in-the-news/
Treehouse Eyes Co-founder, Dr. Gary Gerber, was recently interviewed by K-12 publication, Education Dive. He shared our commitment to encouraging more outdoor learning time for kids to help address childhood myopia. Read the full article here: https://bit.ly/38V9Cag TREEHOUSEEYES.COM Take it outside: A case for outdoor classrooms to address COVID-19 and the myopia epidemic | Treehouse Eyes
Studies show that more outdoor time for kids reduces their risk of myopia. We are proud to support KABOOM!, an organization that builds outdoor play spaces for kids in local communities - Ensuring all kids have access to safe outdoor play spaces is a purpose we can all support!
Treehouse Eyes CEO Matt Oerding is excited to present a 1 hour CE webinar on Marketing for Myopia Management with the Review of Myopia Management on November 17th. If you are interested in learning how to market myopia management to parents in your area, register with the link below. https://lnkd.in/ghRttta
The childhood myopia epidemic continues to grow which is why we’re thrilled The Wall Street Journal interviewed a Treehouse Eyes patient to understand the fight against myopia. As the only myopia management provider featured in this article, be sure to read about your options as a parent to help treat your child’s myopia. Read our summary of the article here: https://bit.ly/3a5asSe BIT.LY Bitly | Forbidden | 403
Do you have to squint to read this text on your screen? Does your child? The COVID-19 pandemic has affected us all in unexpected ways. Read our newest article on the Pandemic and its effects on your child’s eyes:https://bit.ly/3aHaIGc #TreatingMyMyopia
Fantastic to have our very own Dr. Kevin Chan, OD, MS, FAAO featured along with other distinguished eye care professionals talking about screens and their effects on kids. Read the article for great tips on keeping your child's eyes healthy: https://bit.ly/3jlX2nJ MAILCHI.MP Protecting Children's Eyes in a Digital World
Motherhood in Hollywood with Heather Brooker with a very fun and important message about your child's eye health! #gmac #myopia #TreatingMyMyopia ALLABOUTVISION.COM Global Myopia Awareness Coalition - All About Vision Motherhood in Hollywood with Heather Brooker is in Los Angeles, California. December 28, 2020 at 3:46 PM · Los Angeles, CA · #ad Mother Hen and Robot Cat want you to know it’s #GameOverMyopia time! 🤓 I’m partnering with the Global Myopia Awareness Coalition to encourage parents to be proactive about their child’s eye health. I thought it would be fun to to dress up as characters from one of Chan’s favorite video games, Fall Guys, because they ONLY have eyes! 👁 Then we went outside, away from our screens to talk about the importance of eye health. Kids can’t always articulate vision issues so I want to encourage parents to visit their eye doctor to ask about new myopia treatment options. GMAC says a trip to the eye doctor can make an immediate difference in your child’s vision health and may help slow the progression of myopia if caught early enough. Have you ever taken your child to the eye doctor? #gmac #eyehealth #myopia #motherhoodinhollywood
Join Nicholas in knocking out myopia by treating it with Treehouse Eyes! Find your nearest provider today: https://bit.ly/3pHfsBG #TreatingMyMyopia 📸 Credit: Treehouse Eyes partner practice Lumen Optometric
Treehouse Eyes is excited to announce the opening of 11 new centers! With the new partner practices, Treehouse Eyes now operates 31 centers across 14 states. Be sure to visit our website to find the provider nearest you! Read the full article: https://bit.ly/2MvsvYv

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Treehouse Eyes - Bethesda
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Eye doctors & Optometrists

FAQs

  • What is the phone number for Treehouse Eyes - Bethesda in Bethesda MD?
    You can reach them at: 240-297-1017. It’s best to call Treehouse Eyes - Bethesda during business hours.
  • What is the address for Treehouse Eyes - Bethesda on fernwood road suite 401a in Bethesda?
    Treehouse Eyes - Bethesda is located at this address: 10215 Fernwood Road Suite 401A Bethesda, MD 20817.
  • What are Treehouse Eyes - Bethesda(Bethesda, MD) store hours?
    Treehouse Eyes - Bethesda store hours are as follows: Mon: 2:30PM - 6:00PM, Tue: Closed, Wed-Thu: 9:00AM - 6:00PM, Fri: Closed, Sat: 9:00AM - 2:00PM, Sun: Closed.