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Providing Vision Therapy and Advanced Eye Care in Rapid City and surrounding areas.

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Infinity Eye Care
– Your Eye Clinic in Rapid City, South Dakota

The eye care services at Infinity Eye Care in Rapid City, South Dakota go way above and beyond routine check-ups and updated vision prescriptions. Whether you visit our Rapid City optometrist for vision therapy, a visual acuity test, comprehensive eye exam, contact lens fitting, designer eyeglasses or treatment for an eye disease or condition, you’ll benefit from our expert skill and excellent patient service.

Our eye care center in Rapid City is fully equipped with the latest optometric technology to give you accurate diagnoses and advanced treatments. Infinity Eye Care accepts a number of Insurance plans to help cover the cost depending on your individual needs.

Vision Therapy Center

Effective vision comes down to the way the brain and eyes interact. Whether reading words on the board, catching a ball, or tying our shoelaces, we rely on our visual system to work properly in order to succeed in these and other tasks.

Vision Therapy Center
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Dry Eye Syndrome

We provide custom treatment plans designed to maximize the relief of your dry eye symptoms AND treat the underlying cause of your discomfort.

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Myopia Management

Childhood myopia is typically diagnosed between the ages of 5 and 7 and worsens during the eye’s rapid growth years.

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Dr. Clark literally saved my vision! After multiple trips to the ER and many doctors, he knew as soon as he examined my eyes what my diagnosis was and what medications and procedures to have the doctors perform to get me on the road to recovery. At a later visit to a neurologist they stated that they were very impressed with his knowledge and his quick thinking to start my healing process. I truly believe that without his help I would have sustained permanent and irreversible damage to my vision. Thank you Dr. Clark you will always be my first choice for my eye doctor!!!

- Caitlin C.
5

Very nice people, Courteous and professional, I drove 360 miles, and it was well worth it, I’m glad I found an infinity eyecare in rapid.

- Erv N.
5

2nd annual exam with Dr. Clark. He does it all himself with efficiency and precision. Facility seems equipped with the latest and greatest. Thorough explanation of all exam results.

- Mark F.
5

Dr. Explained all of the details in terms which were easy to understand. I was very very glad I got the additional eye mapping, in order to track some concerning issues that arose. As a result I have great confidence in Dr Clark’s attention and concern about my eye health .

- Nanette R.
5

Very courteous and efficient. Has really clean rooms and cool equipment. I have never seen some of the equipment he used, but it was a nice experience. For once in 25 years of wearing glasses I felt I was truly taken care of. I will definitely return and reccomend this doctor.

- Chris S.
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