We believe today more than ever; it isn't speaking the words, but starts with a culture of service and listening. For over 36 years, our goal has always been to provide quality care to everyone in the community. Delaware Eye Care is committed to doing our part in protecting sight with a pledge to serve all and do so equally, without prejudice. We support and defend the right to safe, caring, and equal treatment for all in our practice: patients and teammates. We are in this together! I love Dr. Underwood at Delaware Eye Care.
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Dr. Gary I. Markowitz founded the Delaware Eye Care Center in 1984. His skill as a cataract surgeon and commitment to transforming the way people see granted him and the practice national recognition. Dr. Markowitz was the first cataract surgeon in Delaware to implant a Restor multifocal intraocular lens and one of the first doctors to perform Laser Vision Correction in the state.
General Eye Care
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Delaware Eye Care Center works for you. From the services we offer to the surgical procedures we perform, our practice centers around finding ways in which we can best serve our patients, both new and existing. Providing you with complete care is our top priority. That is, walking alongside you and your loved ones every step of the way - consultation, diagnosis, treatment, restoration.
Cataract Treatment
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A cataract is the clouding effect on a person's natural eye lens. These natural lenses work much like a camera, making it possible for us to focus on objects and process what we're seeing. When cataracts form, the eye's ability to focus on the objects before them decreases. Is surgery necessary? Surgery is only recommended if your cataract(s) is presenting problems with daily activities such as reading or driving. Learn more about cataract surgery at Delaware Eye Care Center. Find out if you're a candidate, take our Cataract Surgery Self-Test.
Retinal Care
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The retina is light-sensitive tissue that lines the back interior of the eye. This tissue is responsible for turning light into signal for the brain which, ultimately, results in the images we see. Retinal tears occur when the vitreous, a gel-like substance that fills the middle of our eye, pulls hard against the retina, lifting it off the back of the eye.
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