168-20 Jamaica Ave
Queens, NY 11432
(718) 597-2020
Welcome to Jamaica Vision Center
A state of the art vision and eye health care center.
Located on Jamaica Ave in Queens, NY, our experienced team of eye care professionals have been providing comprehensive eye exams and high quality vision care for over 20 years using the latest diagnostic equipment.
We are honored to serve our community by providing family focused eye care.
Contact us today to experience unique services and browse our boutique optical showroom.
Meet Our Doctors
Dr. David Wallach
Optometrist
Dr. David Wallach is a glaucoma-certified therapeutic optometrist accepting patients at Jamaica Vision Center. With many years of experience, Dr. Wallach is skilled in delivering a wide range of optometric services. He is trained in the treatment and management of eye disease. He has special interest in dry eye disease diagnosis and management specializing in punctal occlusion therapy.
Dr. Wallach obtained his Bachelor’s Degree in Biological Sciences from (insert University) in (University City) before going to earn a Doctor of Optometry from
(Insert OD University).
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