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The Coastal Vision team is excited to announce that we will be opening a brand-new location on Harbour View Boulevard in Suffolk! Our new location will feature the same high standard of care you have come to expect from Coastal Vision. Our experienced team of Doctors lead a

We are excited to announce that we have moved our General Booth office to a brand new space.  The new Red Mill Office is conveniently located at the intersection of Princess Anne Road and Fisher Arch in Red Mill (across from the Tractor Supply Store) and will be open on Monday,

Soon, cold weather will be upon us.  We feel excited and blessed to announce that Coastal Vision is once again doing our annual Warm Visions Donations Campaign–yet another extension of our Coastal Vision Cares Initiative which aims to actively engage the local community in

A portion of the proceeds from every glasses purchase at Coastal Vision goes to support the Transitional Housing Project for homeless individuals by Homeland Disciples.   “Underneath the layers and the grime lies an individual who has value.”  Homeland Disciples. At Coastal

Let’s face it.   With all of life’s responsibilities, it’s often challenging to make and keep your doctor appointments Monday through Friday.  That’s one reason why Coastal Vision is now expanding our Glaucoma Clinic services to include Saturdays at our Salem Crossing location on

As with many of my fellow Asians, I’ve always been frustrated by the lack of selection of “asian-fit eyewear” that would not only look great but actually sit and stay on my face properly.   I actually like wearing glasses; it’s a nice change from wearing contact

Studies Show Multi-focal Contact Lenses Can Slow or Stop Progression of Myopia (Nearsightedness) in Kids Myopia, or nearsightedness, has a significant impact in the U.S.    Not only is the prevalence of myopia among the general population significantly higher than it was 30 years

One of the great things about working at Coastal Vision is our goal to have a positive impact on the local community through our Coastal Vision Cares Initiative.   There’s so much we do through our Coastal Vision Cares Initiative, but in November we run a special donation drive

An interesting study from the UK, published in the Journal of the American Medical Association, states that first born children are more likely to have nearsightedness (myopia) than their younger siblings.   Not only that, first born children were also more likely to have high

As children settle into the new school year, there is a good chance many students will be missing the most important school supply of all–good vision!  While we strongly recommend yearly eye exams for every child, here are 8 signs your child needs to see the eye doctor