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+1 316-777-0022
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| 415 S E Louis Blvd, Mulvane, KS, 67110 | |
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Specialties
We are a full scope optometry practice committed to providing a quality program of individualized vision care in order to reach every patient’s visual potential. Our eye doctor provides general and pediatric examinations. We have a large selection of glasses and contact lenses and look forward to meeting your visual needs.
We also pride ourselves in the treatment of vision related learning disabilities through vision therapy. In treating vision related learning problems we have helped hundreds of children improve their performance in school. Ask how our See To Learn program could help your children read to their full potential.
History
Established in 1992.
Mulvane Vision Care was established in 1992 by Dr. Kevin Cline. Since that time we have change locations a few time, but our care has always been on our patients. In 2005 Dr. Cline opened another practice in Wichita doing business as Wichita Vision Care. Dr. Askew joined Dr. Cline’s practices in 2008. We strive to provide quality eye care to the community. We look forward to meeting you and your families eye care needs.
Meet the Business Owner
Kevin C.
Business Owner
In 1985, Dr. Kevin Cline was accepted to Northeastern State University College of Optometry. Dr. Cline graduated from Northeastern College of Optometry 1989. He has practiced in the Wichita area since 1989.
Mulvane Vision Care was opened in 1992. In addition to primary eye care Dr. Cline provides the unique service of treating Learning Related Vision problems such as difficulties with eye tracking, focusing, eye teaming, visual motor, visual perceptual problems, amblyopia and eye turns.
Dr. Cline is a member of the American Optometric Association and served for 3 years on the Pediatric/Binocular Vision Committee. He is also a member of Kansas Optometric Association, the Optometric Extension Program, and a Fellow in the College of Optometry in Vision Development. Dr. Cline also is an adjunct professor at Newman University where he teaches a workshop on Vision and Learning.
