Diseases & Disorders
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As fellowship-trained pediatric ophthalmologists, Dr. Colburn and Dr. Weed take care of children with all types of different eye diseases and disorders from vision correction to eye misalignment, congenital conditions, and eye infections. To schedule an appointment with Dr. Colburn or Dr. Weed, call (509) 456-0107
Visit pagePediatric Ophthalmologists
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We have the tremendous privilege of getting to take care of kids and help them achieve their best vision. We love our job.
Visit pageTips for Healthy Vision
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Limit computer when possibleProlonged computer use can lead to Computer Vision Syndrome (CVS), a condition which causes eye discomfort and vision problems. Symptoms include eye strain, dry eyes, headaches, fatigue, blurred vision and loss of focus.
Visit pageFamily Testimonials
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We love working with families from around the region. We strive to provide complete care for kiddos of all ages, but don't take our word for it.
Visit pageColobomas in Children
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Key-hole PupilAn iris shaped like a keyhole is called an iris coloboma. A coloboma is a congenital abnormality of the eye that occurs when one or more parts of the eye don’t close correctly during development in the womb.
Visit pageGlasses for Children
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Selecting Eyeglass Frames for ChildrenWhere to start?One of the most important things to consider when fitting a child is the fit of the frame.
Visit pageDonald U. Stone, MD
Dr. Donald U. Stone joined the Spokane Eye Clinic in August 2018. He is a cornea, external disease, cataract, and ocular inflammation specialist.
Visit pageGeneral Ophthalmology
An ophthalmologist is a medical or osteopathic doctor who specializes in eye and vision care. Ophthalmologists differ from optometrists and opticians in their levels of training and in what they can diagnose and treat.
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