
iFocus Vision Center
(702) 473-5660
Category: Eye Doctor
9484 W Flamingo RdSte 280
Las Vegas,NV 89147
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(702) 473-5660
Category: Eye Doctor
9484 W Flamingo RdSte 280
Las Vegas,NV 89147
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9484 W Flamingo RdSte 280 Las Vegas,NV 89147
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Dr. Vivienne Velasco is a residency trained optometrist who opened iFocus Vision Center in 2009. iFocus Vision center offers comprehensive exams for patients as young as 6 months old. We do exams for glasses, contacts, specialty contacts (keratoconus, corneal transplant patients, multifocal), emergency red eye including foreign body removal, glaucoma management, retinal photography, surgery pre-and post-op management and prosthetic eyes. There is an onsite lab so we can do many jobs within a day.
Many insurances accepted! VSP, Davis Vision, EyeMed, UMR, United Health Services, Medicaid, Amerigroup, MES, Vision Benefits of America, Superior Vision and more.
Established in 2009
Dr. Velasco has been practicing in Las Vegas since she graduated from the Southern California College of Optometry in 2005. She completed her residency in ocular disease and low vision at the Veterans Affairs clinic in Las Vegas in 2006. She opened iFocus Vision Center because she wanted to provide the best care and service to the people in Las Vegas. She wanted to have a place where patients felt relaxed and non-pressured and where they felt like there were well taken care of.
iFocus Vision Center is a place where you can bring the whole family. We have a great selection of frames to fit any budget including safety glasses, sports safety frames and sunglasses. We accept most insurances.
Dr. Vivienne Velasco graduated from the Southern California College of Optometry in 2005 and completed her residency in Ocular Disease and Low Vision in 2006 at the Veterans Affairs Clinic in Las Vegas. Since then she has been providing quality care to patients all over the Las Vegas valley. She fulfilled her dream of owning her own optometry practice by opening iFocus Vision Center in 2009. Since then she has worked hard to provide the best care to her patients.
When she isn't working hard at the practice, she is playing hard! She loves to play volleyball in her spare time. She participates in indoor and outdoor volleyball leagues all over the valley. She also likes to run 5K's and half marathons.
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