
EYE CARE
Wills Eye Emergency Department at Thomas Jefferson University
900 Walnut Street
Philadelphia, PA 19107
(Enter on 9th Street through
Jefferson Hospital for Neurosciences)
- Sudden vision loss
- Pain in or around the eye
- Redness accompanied by pain in the eye
- New floaters (e.g., spots, strings, cobwebs)
- Bulging of the eye or swelling of eye tissue
- Flashes or streaks of light
- Double vision
- Sudden crossed, turned, or "wandering" eye
- Discharge, crusting, or excessive tearing
- Eyelids stuck together
- Sudden blurring of vision that persists
- Eye Infections
- Cuts and lacerations to the eye
- Adverse reactions to contact lenses
- Sports-related eye injuries
- Eye pain and vision distubances caused by chemical exposure
- Foreign particles in the eye such as small pieces of wood, glass, or metal
900 Walnut Street / Philadelphia, PA 19107
(Enter on 9th Street through Jefferson Hospital for Neurosciences)