Omaha Primary Eye Care PC

Specialties

Thorough eye health exams with quality customer service.

At Omaha Primary Eye Care, our mission is to perfect our patient’s vision using the most advanced eye care and eye wear technology!

After a short stint in a corporately owned vision clinic, Dr. Marsha Kubica joined Omaha Primary Eye Care as a partner in 1994. The clinic has been in it’s current location since 1999 and Dr. Kubica took over sole ownership in 2003.

After working a year in Omaha in three different practice settings, Dr. Corey Langford took over the Graves Vision Clinic at 114^th and Center in 2003.

For the first five years of practice ownership, Drs. Langford and Kubica formed a friendship through their affiliation with a national group of progressive private optometry practices called Vision Source. In 2008, both doctors were looking for an associate doctor to work in their practices, which led to discussions of sharing a doctor between the two offices. That discussion lead to discussions on merging the two practices together and the current practice was born.

Drs. Kubica and Langford are committed to providing care that they themselves would like to receive. By utilizing the latest technology and surrounding ourselves with top notch staff we hope to provide the greatest eye care in Nebraska.

Call us today for an appointment. Your eyes deserve the attention to detail that we bring to our customers.

History

Established in 2003.

Dr. Marsha Kubica took over as owner of Omaha Primary Eye Care in 2003 after working at the clinic for nine years. At the same time Dr. Corey Langford purchased the Graves Vision Clinic at 114^th & Center. In 2008 Dr. Kubica and Langford got together and merged their two clinics at it’s current location. Together they provide full scope vision care and medical diagnosis and treatment of eye disease.

Meet the Business Owner

Corey L.

Business Owner

Dr. Corey Langford started wearing glasses in first grade after his mother noticed him closing one eye to read — a common coping mechanism for kids with double vision. Many trips to the optometrist throughout his life led Dr. Langford to pursue a career in the field after graduating from Beatrice High School and earning a degree in chemistry from The University of Nebraska at Kearney.

Dr. Langford graduated Summa Cum Laude from the Pennsylvania College of Optometry in Philadelphia. After graduation, Dr. Langford completed an optional year of training with ophthalmologic specialists in Philadelphia.

Corey and his wife moved to Omaha in 2002 and took over Graves Vision Clinic, which became Omaha Eye Care. In 2008 Dr. Langford merged his practice with Omaha Primary Eye Care. Dr. Langford is heavily involved in The Nebraska Optometric Association. He was awarded the 2009 Nebraska Young Optometrist of the Year and served as the association’s president in 2012. Dr. Langford continues to