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Ophthalmologists in Illinois (IL)

A

Alsip	Arlington Heights
Alton	Aurora

B

Barrington	Bolingbrook
Belleville	Bourbonnais
Berwyn	Breese
Bloomingdale	Brookfield
Bloomington	Buffalo Grove
Blue Island	Burr Ridge

C

Calumet City	Chicago
Canton	Chicago Ridge
Carbondale	Collinsville
Champaign	Crystal Lake
Charleston

D

Danville	Des Plaines
Darien	Dixon
Decatur	Downers Grove
Deerfield	Dundee

E

East Alton	Elmhurst
East Saint Louis	Elmwood Park
Effingham	Evanston
Elgin	Evergreen Park

F

Fairbury	Forest Park
Fairview Heights	Freeport

G

Galesburg	Granite City
Geneva	Grayslake
Glen Ellyn	Great Lakes
Glenview	Gurnee
Godfrey

H

Harrisburg	Hines
Harvey	Hinsdale
Hazel Crest	Hoffman Estates
Herrin	Homewood
Highland Park	Huntley

J

Jacksonville

Joliet

K

Kankakee

L

La Grange	Lemont
La Grange Highlands	Libertyville
La Grange Park	Lisle
Lake Forest	Lombard
Lake Villa	Loves Park

M

Macomb	McHenry
Marion	Melrose Park
Maryville	Moline
Mattoon	Mount Vernon
Maywood	Mt Prospect

N

Naperville	North Chicago
New Lenox	North Riverside
Niles	Northbrook
Normal

O

Oak Brook	Olney
Oak Forest	Olympia Fields
Oak Lawn	Orland Park
Oak Park	Ottawa

P

Palos Heights	Peru
Park Ridge	Plainfield
Pekin	Prospect Heights
Peoria

Q

Quincy

R

River Forest	Rockford
Riverside	Romeoville
Rock Island	Roselle

S

Savoy	Staunton
Schaumburg	Sterling
Silvis	Streator
Skokie	Swansea
Springfield	Sycamore

W

Warrenville	Wheaton
Waukegan	Willowbrook
West Dundee	Wilmette
Westchester	Woodstock
Western Springs

Ophthalmology

An ophthalmologist has the knowledge and professional skills needed to provide comprehensive eye and vision care. Ophthalmologists are medically trained to diagnose, monitor, and medically or surgically treat all ocular and visual disorders. This includes problems affecting the eye and its component structures, the eyelids, the orbit and the visual pathways. In so doing, an ophthalmologist prescribes vision services, including glasses and contact lenses. No Sub Specialty.