This isn’t a recommendation…but rather a suggestion.
Both of my kids wore contacts in college. Neither ever needed a local optometrist but rather just saw the local one at home on school vacations. It was never a problem.
One of my kids has glaucoma, and again saw his local at home doctor for his ophthalmology visits. Didn’t have a local to college eye doc until he was in grad school and wasn’t coming here.
I would see if you can just schedule these things with your son’s regular eye doctors.
Thank you for the info! Johns Hopkins is such a reputable institution. I just don’t know if they have all the specialties or only some. I’m so glad they have an Eye Institute.
The Wilmer Eye Institute is a world-class leader in routine and complex ophthalmic, optometric, optical and diagnostic services offered through our specialized divisions.
FYI, I personally prefer the satellite offices vs the downtown location. Same doctors as downtown (at least in my case), but they rotate out to the satellite offices on specific days. Green Spring location might be good for JHU students.
Another option might be Balt. County Medical Center near Towson. There is a bus that goes right up Charles street and directly to the medical center area before it goes closer to Towson University.