Suffering from eye dryness/burning?

If so, there are several new Rx eyedrops that have been released over the past 2-3 years that work BETTER than the older drops on the market (i.e. better than Restasis). Be sure to tell Dr. Neka if you are suffering from dryness or chronic eye irritation and she will check to see if dryness, blepharitis, allergies, or something else is the cause of your symptoms. Then, she can recommend something to you, whether it be over the counter drops or perhaps one of the newer Rx drops on the market!

Have you been told contact lenses are not an option for you?

If so, we may be able to help! Contact Lenses have improved so much even over the last five years. There are now contact lens options for people who need progressives and there are great options for those with eye dryness and allergies. Dr. Neka will let you know during your exam if contact lenses are a good option for you and what your expectations with them should be! Be sure to ask her during your exam if you’re interested in trying this option out! We have dedicated staff members who will sit down with you and train you how to get them in and take them out and will do no-charge follow-up visits with you, when needed, until we find something that gets your vision to 20/20 and gives you good comfort as well! One of Dr. Neka’s favorite things is fitting people in contact lenses who were told in the past that they could never wear contacts!

CO Medicaid: How does it work for glasses?

Do you have CO Medicaid? If so, the vision benefits are pretty dang good! Medicaid will cover visits at any time, if needed (glasses exams, emergency visits, pink eye, etc). For those under 21, Medicaid will also cover eyeglasses at ANY time if there is a need (even if they break after a few weeks). We DO accept outside Rx’s so if you have an Rx you received from another office, you are welcome to come in to browse our selection if you’d like! We just got in over 100 new frames over the past month! For those over 20 needing glasses, please ask us about our Medicaid package deal (where you get a FREE FRAME with the purchase of lenses).

Happy New Year! Our 2025 Highlights...

Happy 2026! 2025 was a great year for us here at Sight! Some highlights include that we…

  • Can now edge a lot of eyewear jobs in our office, for quicker turnaround time and better quality control

  • Donated over $1000 to the DreamMakers Project, thanks to your business last month!

  • Had our busiest and best year since we opened

  • Celebrated 10 years in business! Thank you to those of you who were able to make it to our party and Oliver Peoples Trunk Show!

  • FINALLY have an anchor store again! Welcome Vasa Fitness to our strip!

  • Brought in a few new frames lines at the end of 2025! Stop in to check them out!

  • Purchased a NEW wide-field retinal camera that will allow for better quality images than anything on the market right now (even better than the standard Optos)

We hope you had a great 2025 as well. Cheers to the New Year!

Donating 50% of profits on December 9th to Dream Makers

For #coloradogivesday on December 9th, we will be donating 50% of our profits on this day to the #dreammakersproject. This is an organization that helps those who have just aged out of foster care and now need help with basic things you and I may take for granted, like the need for a laptop for college, car repairs, or a washer and dryer for their first apartment, for example.

https://www.dreammakersproject.org

Dr. Neka's report from her eyecare journey in Jamaica!

My trip to Jamaica was a success! Our eyecare team was able to provide care for over 3,000 patients in 4.5 days. It was a lot more challenging than I expected, as we dispensed quite a few white canes to those who are legally blind (often from end stage glaucoma) and I can’t even remember how many cataract surgery referrals I made. Even though there were a few patients we couldn’t do much for, it was still a very rewarding experience and we got to witness so many patients leave with a smile on their face with their new glasses on! Here are a few of my take home points from this trip:

  • You and I take a lot for granted, without realizing it: If you are literate, can see to drive, and have access to food and water every day, those are true blessings not to be taken for granted

  • You will never know everything: I learned a lot on this trip both from older doctors and from those still in optometry school. It’s important to keep learning something new each and every day

  • Humor helps: Instead of complaining about working in near 90 degree weather every day while dripping in sweat and without access to toilets that flushed, we used humor to make it through the day

  • People are the same all over the world: We all want the same things. Companionship, love, and good health

  • Happiness is a choice and a mindset