Comprehensive eye care for the entire family — combining warmth, personal attention, and advanced technology to deliver clear, comfortable vision for life.
Living with diabetes and concerned about your eyes?
Frustrated with dry, irritated eyes that won't improve?
Contact lenses not working comfortably for you?
Concerned about your child's worsening nearsightedness?
Worried about preserving your long-term sight?
Struggling with digital eye strain and headaches?
Don't let hidden or undiagnosed eye conditions steal your vision or decrease your enjoyment of life's activities.
"Love Dr Phillips her and her team make everything so much better. I’m normally afraid to see the eye doctor, more afraid than seeing the Dentist. But when I go everyone is so friendly and very helpful. They definitely make me feel at ease every time. Thank you all for always making my experience wonderful!"
"Lifetime Eye Health has been taking care of my eyes for many years. The doctors are very knowledgable and speak to you in a way that you can understand. Dr. Phillips completed my exam today and it’s always a pleasure talking with her. All the staff are pleasant and professional."
"Great visit, everyone was really helpful and friendly. First time I’ve been to the eye doctor in a while. I had fun, got to laugh and feel comfortable and picked out cute and affordable glasses!"
We focus on your specific needs, value your personal input, and provide a lifetime of exceptional treatment options.
Dr. Margaret Phillips first joined Lifetime Eyehealth Associates in 2003 as a technician and returned in 2006 after earning her degree from the Illinois College of Optometry. Since then, she has been dedicated to providing exceptional eye care to the community. ...read more
Dr. Caitlyn Stakeley joined the practice in January 2025, bringing with her a vast range of skills and knowledge. After graduating from Southern College of Optometry in 2021, she completed a residency in Ocular Disease and Refractive Surgery at the Eye Center of Texas. ...read more
To Dr. Stadelman, patient education is one of the most important things. He spends a lot of time talking to his patients about their eyes, their visual system, and disease processes or preventative care, so that his patients truly understand what is happening with their, or their children's eyes. ...read more