Optometrist Providers

Eye World - Your American Optometrist in Jerusalem! At Eye World we have professional and experienced optometrists trained to care for all of your optical needs. Located in three locations throughout Jerusalem for your convenience, we specialize in contact lens fittings, multifocals and singlevision glasses as well as complicated cases such as specialty keratoconus lenses. In our branches you will find high quality glasses and a wide selection of frames to fit all budgets. Eye World is the only optical in Jerusalem with benefits for members of the Macabi health fund! We Guarantee Your Satisfaction! City center branch – 16 King George st. Ramat Eshkol branch – 7 Paran st., in the shopping center Talpiot branch – Beit Ha'Netziv, 101 Derech Hebron st Share:

Latest Hearing Aid technology from GN Resound, Starkey & Bernafon. Fully licensed under the Ministry of Health, US trained Audiologist with 25+ years experience. Approved hearing aid dispenser for Clalit, Maccabi and Leumit health providers. Highest quality service in both Hebrew & English. Share:

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At Home Care Optical we bring the optical shop to where is most conveneint for you. This can be especially heךpful for senior citizens who are looking to purchase prescription eyeglasses and are either homebound or prefer the convenience of purchasing glasses at home. We carry a nice selection of modern, stylish, name brand frames for both men and women, at prices that are too good to pass up. We can see people in private homes, assisted living facilities, nursing homes, wherever is most convenient for them. For more information or to set up an appointment call 052 470 2041 or send an Email to [email protected]. Please note: Home Care Optical does not a send an eye doctor or an optometrist to the home, but an optician. In order for us to provide a proper prescription we will need either a current pair of glasses or know their correct number/prescription. Share:

Yoel Levy. Natural eye treatment in Jerusalem. Natural vision Improvement. At Yoel's Jerusalem Natural Eye Clinic, he uses his extensive expertise to treat people for dry eye, eyeball pressure, natural treatments for cataracts and overall eye and sight health. Natural remedies to improve vision, overall eye health and sight Call him for an explanation about his natural based diet, exercise and life changing therapy for improved eye health: 050-4145359, 072-2828034. https://dapeirimon.com/en/info/942/%D7%A9%D7%99%D7%A4%D7%95%D7%A8-%D7%A8%D7%90%D7%99%D7%99%D7%94-%D7%98%D7%91%D7%A2%D7%99-Jerusalem-Eye-Clinic Share:

Dr. Meir Ben Veron is an expert optometrist in the city of Modi'in and Petah Tikva Share:

See the CLEAR Difference.Naomi London, Optometrist - practicing since 1998 - Canadian Olah We dedicate ourselves to catering to the unique visual needs and styles of each individual in a warm environment. *Personalized state of the art professional vision care services*Eye examinations for adults and children*Stylish eyeglass frames*Prescription of all the most advanced eyeglass and contact lens designs*Guaranteed accurate and efficient service*Vision Therapy*treatments for dry eye syndrome*Courteous experienced English and Hebrew speaking staffWe look forward to welcoming you to our practice! Follow us on Facebook נעמי בוטיק ראייה See our clips on You Tube ; Through Londons' Eyes Address: Even Yisrael 5 (center of town @ the end of Agripas St) Share:

Optica Focus is an up-to-date Optical Store in Beit Shemesh, specializing on expert Eye-care testing and a huge range of quality frames of your choice. SPECIAL - All-inclusive Service within ONE HOUR! What people say about us: Testimonials: Motti N - November 2022 Perfect service, huge selection, and exact fit. שירות מושלם, מבחר ענק, והתאמה מדוייקת. Chana V - March 2022 I arrived because of the selection I came back again because of the service Thanks - הגעתי בגלל המבחר חזרתי שוב בגלל השירות תודה Kivi H - February 2022 Best place in the whole of Israel gives the best personal service and attention to every customer great quality products and amazing customer service Business Hours sunday - thursday 11:00 - 2:00 5:00 - 9:00 friday 10:00 - 12:00 Give us a call for a free quote: 02-940-7227, and come visit our store at: מצפה הרש"פ 3, בית שמש ‎. Share:

Behavioural Optometrist and Contact Lens Expert Gedalya Shindler BSc (Hons) MCOptom Gedalya Shindler came on Aliya from London, UK, in the Summer of 2015. He graduated from the prestigious optometric department of The City University, London in 2005 and was fortunate to immediately secure a training position at Miltons Eyecare, a specialist Optometric Clinic based in Hampstead, London. He also worked in The Royal Free Hospital, fitting specialist contact lenses. He was elected a Member of the College of Optometrists in January 2007, became an accredited Member of The British Association of Behavioural Optometrists (BABO) in March 2011, as well as an Associate of the Optometric Extension Program Foundation (OEPf). He was also a Member of The British Contact Lens Association (BCLA). After his Aliyah, Gedalya worked at Hadassa College, supervising trainee optometrists, before opening his own private practice in Ramat Beit Shemesh. Share:

At Einit, we offer high-end eye glasses for every person, at every age and with any eye prescription (Optical, eyeglasses). We carry a wide selection of : Glasses Contact lenses Sunglasses Multi-focals Bi-focals and eye-wear accesories all from world-leading brands We can't wait to assist you at one of our 7 convenient locations: Jerusalem: 2 Yeshayahu 02-500-2050 Kenyon Rav Shefa, 16 Shamgar 072-275-0706 Bnei Brak: 4 Landau 1-700-70-6661 Beit Shemesh: 10 Nachal Zohar 02-991-8111 Lev Harama Center,1 Nahar Hayarden 0722-750-707 Elad: Elad Rimon Center (Reisdor) 03-906-3333 Beitar Illit: 9 Haran 02-580-0884 Share:

VISTA Purchasing Eyewear can become overwhelming and sometimes even intimidating. Searching for familiar and quality brands, while communicating your needs in a language that's often different from yours, can prove difficult. Eyewear is a complex category. It's as much personal as it is prescription. That's where we step in and introduce Vista - The only American Style optical boutique In Jerusalem. The show room features an upscale collection with high quality brands to suit every taste and budget. We carry the biggest and most varied collection in the Jerusalem area. You'll find Lindberg, Prada, Chopard, Mont Blanc, Fred, Swarovski, Roberto Cavalli, Sillhouette, Minima, Teka,and many more . We keep on updating the selection every week (!), to ensure you get the most up-to-date brands and styles. Price tags? American style once again. We also carry a big line of lower priced frames for the more budgeted consumer. Our professional staff will be there to assist you throughout the process, making sure that you see well and look even better. Take your time and allow yourself to enjoy. We want you to come out confident that you got the best product at the best value. At Vista we guarantee an unforgettable shopping experience! The friendly atmosphere and superior service bring back a taste of home. You'll want to be back for more! Come join our satisfied customers today! Key Words: contact lenses, sunglasses, brand, designer, exam, optometrist, store, eye. eyeglasses, Share:

American Optical Multifocal Lenses from America American Products American Prices 058 678 4225 [email protected] Call today for a free consultation Find out how you can save thousands on multifocals American Certified Share:

Rabbi Ze'ev Abramowitz, a resident of the Romema neighborhood of Jerusalem, is available for teaching Torah to individuals and/or groups, and in addition is qualified to serve as a tennis/basketball instructor. Reb Ze'ev, a New York native, studied many years under the late Rabbi Chaim Pinchas Scheinberg in English, and has experience teaching in yeshiva (men), in private homes (men only plus separate-seating men-and-women) , and in synagogues (men). His expertise includes: Gemara/Talmud, Chumash with Rashi0/Torah, Hilchot Lashon Hara, Michtav MiElyahu, Mishna Brura, the Gra's (Vilna Gaon's) commentary on Megillat Esther,Mussar for the 3 Weeks leading up to the Yomim Noraim, and more. Regarding sports, the rabbi is an accomplished tennis (both singles and men's doubles) and basketball player, with many years of experience. To contact him, please call 0506736537. Share:

The optic's shop Lior Optica in Tel Aviv, offers its customers a wide spectrum of services and products in the field of optics, including vision tests of all kinds. On this website you can learn about the store, get an impression of its variety of products, and even find contact information. Share:

Need A personalized service when Buying eyewear ? I am a travelling optician with unbeatable prices ( I come directly to you) with great quality fashion frames and premium lenses. over 20 years in the eyewear business I offer a wondeful collection of quality Italian frames and premium quality lenses at jsut 365 NIS complete frame & lenses with 2nd Frame FREE ! Call me 058-638-0993 Share:

Opticare Miriam is a Personal Optometry Clinic offering professional service and personal attention. Miriam has over 20 years Optical experience in Israel and England. Opticare provides thorough eye examinations for adults and children, stocks a wide range of fashionable and competatively priced frames and fits all kinds of contact lenses. Share:

Splash! goggles - over 7000 satisfied customers! Sold in over 120 optical stores in Israel Splash! prescription swimming goggles make your swimming experience clear and pleasant. Designed with face-forming suction and reinforced sealant the goggles are comfortable and don't leak. Design comes in blue, black, and clear Prescription options -1.50 through -10.00 (you can order different prescriptions for each eye) Features include: anti-scratch and anti-fog lenses 3 adjustable nose bridges silicone ear buds and a full 1 year warranty. Free delivery anywhere in Israel Only NIS 110 (sold in most stores for NIS 180) for more info and orders call 058-725-0662 or email [email protected] Share:

A mother and daughter stood were standing in our shop. They seemed to be at a loss. ‘So what’s better? Lenses or glasses? I just can’t decide,’ the girl was saying to our manager. ‘Wait a minute,’ her mother said. ‘At what age do you even recommend wearing lenses?’ ‘We get asked such questions all the time,’ Einit’s optometrist, Hillel Cohen, tells us. ‘There are people who are still afraid about putting contact lenses into their eyes, others are not willing to hear about glasses, and there are those who are simply undecided.’ So for the benefit of those of you who can’t make up your minds, we’ve consulted with an expert in the field. Firstly, Einit’s Hillel Cohen explains to us how contact lenses work: “Contact lenses are like small glasses lenses which sit on the eye. The lenses sit on the cornea, which is responsible for refracting light and is next to the tear ducts. With hard lenses there is an additional effect – the tears fill the space between the tear ducts and the cornea, lubricating the surface of the cornea, especially with corneas which are affected by distortions like keratoconus, and allows exceptional vision.” There are different types of lenses, and they are administered to our clients according to their eyes and their personal needs. At Einit, we received the low down about the different options: Hard lenses: gas-permeable, less flexible, smaller than soft lenses (by about 10mm), recommended for far-sighted people or in special circumstances. They are known to be harder to adjust to because of the lack of softness and flexibility. There are those who hold that the risk of eye infection is lower than with soft lenses. Hard lenses are particularly good for people with dry eyes. Soft lenses: flexible, soft and comfortable. Soft lenses are dome-shaped and are about 14mm wide. They are made from a special polymer which is water-permeable (between 28-79%), and rests nicely on the cornea. The factors that make soft lenses so comfortable include the build

Optometrist Jerusalem: Behind the Frame, Beyond the Eyes Optometrists. They still make you wear those ridiculous, awkward glasses while you guess the numbers that are projected on the opposite wall. They make you rest your chin on a plastic strap, lean your forehead against a curved arch and ask you to stare, unblinking, at the colored image at the end of a little tunnel, that recedes and expands, focuses and blurs. And you’re never sure if you did it right. Optical tests might not have changed much in the last twenty years, but the world has evolved and today our vision is facing new demands. While thirty years ago, people held newspapers at arms’ length, or watched television a few feet away, today our lives are ruled by compact hand-held devices and, paradoxically, increasingly gargantuan TV screens. Naomi London, specialist optometrist and owner of Naomi Vision Boutique, has witnessed the change in how we use our eyes and firmly believes that no technological advancement (or online refracting app) can ever replace the human component in eye and optical health. In 1986, a young Naomi made Aliya with her family to Jerusalem, and always envisioned herself working with people and making a real difference in their lives. “After searching for a profession for almost a year, I decided to pursue optometry. It might sound like a dreary job, but optometry is much more than just getting the numbers right. It’s direct interaction with people and helping them to maintain the gift of sight!” Naomi Vision Boutique sits on a quaint alley in Jerusalem’s city center and has been designed to make you feel at home. As you walk in, the layout and ingenious coffee and jellybean corner make you feel welcome and at ease (clearly this is not a dentist’s office). Naomi has made sure that the human touch is reflected even in the ambience of the place. Insights from the Inside Naomi specializes in various eye care services including vision therapy and treatment for an increasing number of

By Gedalya Shindler Is my vision normal? We take it for granted that we see the same way as everyone else; but do we? How do you know that you or your child is seeing normally? This question can be subdivided into two areas, visual efficiency and visual perception. This article will focus on visual efficiency. Many people are not using their eyes appropriately, which can lead to reduced efficiency, comprehension or performance. This can negatively affect academic performance, or productivity at work, and cause pain or discomfort. Understood simply, visual efficiency means the ability to point and focus the eyes at the object of interest, so that we see a clear and single visual image, maintain focus, and move the eyes accurately towards the next point of interest. Sounds straightforward enough, but for many people this is a real challenge and stress to the visual system, especially in today’s world, where we are expected to spend so much time analyzing close objects on our computer screens, in books and (worst of all) on our phones. Our eye muscles are designed to be in equilibrium for distance viewing. Close work is a challenge to the visual system, and people react to this challenge in different ways. The lucky ones manage to deal with it without any problems; they never require glasses until middle-age, they never have vision-related headaches and can enjoy reading for as long as they wish without fatiguing. You may even know some people like this. Most of us, however, react to visual stress in one way or another. Some develop myopia (nearsightedness). Some avoid extended close work, survive on the minimum, or even drop out of school. Others contend with the stress and suffer headache, eye strain or other symptoms. How can we measure visual stress? At Shindler Insight, I perform a battery of tests which probe the efficiency of the visual system. While I’m certainly very interested in determining the best prescription for acute distance vision, I am far more inter

OptiKaye in Alon Shevut, Gush Etzion. Is an optometry clinic. We do vision exams, for reading, distance, computer, multifocal glasses etc. Contact lens fits and refits. Hundreds of different frames to choose from. Glasses start at 350nis, including vision exam. British and Israel certificated Optometrist. Flexible hours Sunday to Fridays. Including, morning, afternoon and evening appointments.