The eye center staff was excellent. Dr. Tailor was very professional and wonderful. I will certainly be back.
— Sue O'Brien
Optometrist
Dr. Tailor practices primary eye care, so one visit can settle a prescription and check the health of the eye itself. Training rotations moved through low vision care, lens fitting and the management of ocular disease. Patients considering vision correction surgery are seen for evaluation beforehand and for follow up care once the procedure is done.
Pennsylvania College of Optometry at Salus University
Dr. Tailor earned a Bachelor of Science in biology and went on to the Doctor of Optometry program at Pennsylvania College of Optometry at Salus University. Rotations during that program placed Dr. Tailor in low vision and contact lens clinics, then in primary eye care and ocular disease services. Dry eye and the rest of the anterior segment drew the closest study during those years, and that grounding carries into how Dr. Tailor examines patients now.
A typical day runs on eye examinations, both routine and medical, with contact lens fittings worked in around them. When a conventional lens will not correct or seat well, Dr. Tailor fits specialty contact lenses instead. Ordinary visits also include a look for dry eye and other trouble on the front surface of the eye.
Deena Tailor, O.D. is an optometrist who provides routine and medical eye care, specialty contact lens fittings, and refractive surgery co-management, and who completed a Certification of Advanced Studies in Anterior Segment Disease during optometry training.