Welcome to Magruder Eye Institute. We have been providing patients in Orlando, Wekiva, Apopka, Kissimmee and all of Central Florida with top quality eye care for over 50 years. Our array of knowledge and expertise assures that you will be treated with the utmost care. Our team of eye doctors and surgeons specialize in areas such as laser cataract surgery, diabetic retinopathy, glaucoma management and treatment, corneal surgery, macular degeneration, dry eyes and eyelid surgery. You are sure to find a specialist to meet your individual needs. Schedule an appointment now online through our appointment request form or give us a call!
State-of-the-art treatment options, including laser assisted microsurgery and premium lens options.
The latest in retina treatment options including laser and injection therapy for best outcomes.
Early detection along with advanced treatment options, such as SLT Laser Option and medical management.
Advanced treatment and transplant options for the treatment of infections, diseases, degenerations and trauma.
Combining Ophthalmology with plastic or reconstructive surgery, primarily on eyelids and orbital area.
12 million Americans suffer from dry eye syndrome—Click here to learn more and find out if you are affected.
Board-certified Optometrists perform eye exams, contact lens fitting, disease diagnosis and management.
We offer designer brands such as Maui Jim, Versace, Fendi, and Silhouette along with advanced lens coating options.
Convenient, on-site surgery center offering the latest in laser and microsurgical options devoted to eye care.
What to Expect at Your Ophthalmologic Exam
Posted on Tuesday May 21, 2019
Globally, 1.3 billion people have some type of vision impairment. If you have vision problems, visiting an Ophthalmologist might help improve your vision and increase your eye health. Even if you have great vision, there’s still a likely chance you’ll need to see an Ophthalmologist. Are you visiting an Ophthalmologist for the first time? If so, you’re... Read More
A Closer Look at Your Options For Treating Cataracts
Posted on Thursday May 02, 2019
Statistics indicate that over 24.4 million Americans are affected by cataracts. Individuals aged 40 and over have the highest prevalence rate of cataracts. The likelihood to develop this condition increases with age. When an individual starts suffering from cataracts, the lens in their eye(s) becomes compromised and is no longer able to focus light onto their retina... Read More
Contact Lenses 101
Posted on Friday April 26, 2019
There are numerous contact lens options out there on the market, but how do you know which one is right for you? In this article we break down the most common types of contact lenses, and exactly how to pick the best one for you. A Brief History of Contact Lenses People have always tried... Read More
