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Seattle Office

2501 N. 45th Street

Seattle, WA 98103

(206) 526-5222

(206) 675-1460

Bellevue Office

12402 SE 38th St

Suite 203

Bellevue, WA 98006

(425) 454-0200

(425) 454-2345

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Welcome to Puget Sound Eye Care

Your Optometric Physicians in Seattle and Bellevue, WA

The doctors and staff of Puget Sound Eye Care are pleased to welcome you and your family to our clinic. Please utilize our website to learn about our practice and to educate yourself on general eye health questions you may have. You will find yourself feeling confident when choosing our practice for you and your family.

Learn about our staff – Our Optometric Physicians, Technicians, Opticians and Administrative Staff are here to provide you with all-inclusive care to meet your visual and eye care needs. At Puget Sound Eye Care, we provide comprehensive family eye care for all ages, with expertise on the medical management of pediatric eye care, strabismus, and specialty contact lenses. Feel free to contact our office with any questions you may have. We look forward to working with you soon.

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Meet Your Doctors

  • Curtis Ono, O.D.
    Dr. Ono’s Practice Philosophy:
    “I am strongly committed to provide the highest quality of care and treatment utilizing state-of-the art technology in a personal and respectful environment. In addition, I have a strong sense of obligation to give back to my profession and community through active participation in my associations and public health programs for the under-served.”     
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  • Matthew D. Carlson, O.D.
    Dr. Carlson specializes in the evaluation, treatment and management of eye disorders and vision problems in children and adults with strabismus, amblyopia and eye alignment problems. He emphasizes pediatric care, but is open to see patients in all age groups. 
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  • Jennifer Andrews
    O.D.
    Optometrist

    Dr. Jennifer Andrews uses comprehensive eye exams to offer precise diagnosis and treatment of vision problems such as dry eye, red eye, double vision, and blurred vision. She works with highly skilled surgeons in Seattle to provide the best possible eye care. She also has a special interest in complicated contact lens fits.

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  • John Tran
    O.D.
    Optometrist

    Dr. Tran strives to provide authentic, empathetic, and personalized eye care to all age groups, and patient types. As an optometrist he is provides individualized care, catering treatment and management to each unique need.

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See what our clients have to say about us

  • "The staff was really nice and offered to fix my broken glasses - for free!! As a poor grad student, that really means a lot. I'll be back when I need new eyewear :-)"
    Elizabeth S.

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