Hodges Woodall Optometry

10/08/2026

Our office will be CLOSED October 14th, 15th and 16th! We will resume normal hours on Monday, October 19th at 8:00am!

08/31/2026

Our office will be closed Monday, September 7th 2026 in observance of Labor Day!

Our office will open Tuesday, September 8th at 8:00am.

08/06/2026

Friday, August 7th, 2026, our office with be closing for the day at 2:30pm, due to updating our computer system!

08/04/2026

Check out the month of Julys best selling frames!!

Buffalo BWFU002 in Olive 🫒

Modo Celeste in Grey Tortoise!

Stop by and check them out, along with some other new frames we have in inventory!👓

06/29/2026

We will resume back to our normal business hours Monday, July 6th!

06/25/2026

You can now make a payment online through our online portal!

Visit https://hwoptometry.com/ and click “make a payment!

06/22/2026

Check out the month of June’s best selling frames!!👓

The Marchon M-2204 in navy

Ted Baker TWUF008 in black

And an honorable mention to a very new and VERY well loved by our office, the MEXX 6619 in coral and rose gold!✨

06/22/2026

BIG NEWS!
You can now book an appointment online!!

Head to our website, https://hwoptometry.com, and get scheduled today!!👁️

We’re thrilled to announce that our optometry office is now at its new home! Our building, located at 316 Medic Way in Greencastle, will allow us to serve you even better, with a larger footprint, more exam lanes, and an improved patient flow. We can’t wait to welcome you to our new home and c....

06/04/2026

June is Cataract Awareness Month!👁️

Cataract Awareness Month aims to raise awareness about cataracts, which are the leading cause of vision loss in the United States.

What are cataracts?
-a clouding of the eyes natural lens, caused by the clumping of proteins over time.

What are the symptoms?
Symptoms include:
-blurry or hazy vision
-faded colors
-difficulty seeing at night
-glare or halos around lights

While most cataracts develop with age, they can also occur in younger individuals!

Risk factors:
Common risks for cataracts include aging, diabetes, prolonged UV exposure, steroid use, certain eye diseases and hereditary influences.

Lifestyle choices such as wearing UV-protective sunglasses can slow cataract progression. Cataracts are treatable through surgery, which involves removing the clouded lens and replacing it with an artificial intraocular lens.

Surgery is generally safe, with a high success rate and rapid recovery!

How to observe Cataract Awareness Month:
-schedule an eye exam with us, for early detection, which is critical for preserving your vision
-Educate yourself and others by learning the symptoms and risk factors

Cataract Awareness Month serves as a reminder to prioritize eye health, making sure to seek regular screenings, and proactive steps to maintain clear vision!

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