Nova Southeastern University Eye Care Institute
The multidisciplinary clinical centers in Davie, Florida, North Miami Beach, Florida, Fort Lauderdale, and Kids in Distress located in Wilton Manors, Florida, provide affordable eye and vision care to the community. Primary care, contact lens services, low vision rehabilitation, binocular vision therapy, and pediatric and geriatric care are available at the clinical centers. Twenty-four hour emergency care is also available at some centers.
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