Overview

Offering a Full Range of Vision Services

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Offering a Full Range of Vision Services

The John A. Moran Eye Center provides the most comprehensive eye care in the Mountain West, with more than 35 specialists and 11 convenient locations offering a full range of leading-edge treatments. We provide a robust patient support program, and we believe no person with a blinding condition, eye disease, or visual impairment should be without hope, understanding, and treatment.

Research & Education

Our research labs are translating discoveries into new therapies for diseases including glaucoma and age-related macular degeneration, while our highly competitive education program ranks among the nation’s best.

Services

Cataracts

Glasses & Contacts/ Optometry

Glaucoma

Lasik

Pediatrics

Retina

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    With 35 world-class physicians, 11 convenient Wasatch Front locations and one low price for any LASIK or PRK procedure, trust your eyes to the experts at the Moran Eye Center. Schedule your FREE LASIK consultation today by calling 801-581-2352.

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    Giving & Outreach

    At Moran, we believe no person with a blinding condition, eye disease, or visual impairment should be without hope, understanding, and treatment.

    Giving

    Our goal at the Moran Eye Center is to provide the best eye care available while finding better treatments and cures for blinding conditions. We aim to be one of the premier ophthalmic research institutions in the world. This is only possible with the private financial support of friends and donors like you.

    Outreach

    There are 39 million people who are blind worldwide. Four out of every five blind people could be cured at a modern eye clinic, but most lack access to care because there aren’t enough doctors. The Moran Eye Center trains doctors, nurses, and other eye care professionals in more than 25 countries.

    Latest News

    Jul 09, 2018
    John A. Moran Eye Center Physicians Appointed to University of Utah Endowed Chairs

    John A. Moran Eye Center Physicians Appointed to University of Utah Endowed Chairs

    Two Moran Eye Center clinician researchers now hold endowed chairs at the University of Utah.

    Jun 19, 2018
    Knights Templar Champions Moran Researcher’s Cause to Fight Blinding Childhood Retinal Disease

    Knights Templar Champions Moran Researcher’s Cause to Fight Blinding Childhood Retinal Disease

    True to the charitable mission of their medieval forefathers, today’s Knights Templars continue to support humanitarian causes—such as pediatric blindness—impacting generations to come.

    Jun 12, 2018
    From Innovations to Complications: Moran’s Liliana Werner Vets Them All as Global Intraocular Lens Expert

    From Innovations to Complications: Moran’s Liliana Werner Vets Them All as Global Intraocular Lens Expert

    John A. Moran Eye Center researcher Liliana Werner, MD, PhD, loves travel and a good mystery—and her work provides plenty of both.

    Jun 05, 2018
    ICO Host Designation: A Step Forward in Moran’s Fight to End Global Blindness

    ICO Host Designation: A Step Forward in Moran’s Fight to End Global Blindness

    The International Council of Ophthalmology (ICO) has named the John A. Moran Eye Center as an official ICO Fellowship Host--a designation which brings both an honor and a boon to Moran’s work creating sustainable eye care systems in low-resource countries. 

    Jun 05, 2018
    Moran Eye Center Surgeons Help Former Refugees in Utah and Other Local Patients in Need

    Moran Eye Center Surgeons Help Former Refugees in Utah and Other Local Patients in Need

    Moran Eye Center's latest Operation Sight Day included former refugees screened at Moran's first Hope In Sight Refugee Eye Care Clinic.

    Jun 02, 2018

    A Notification to Our Patients Regarding Information Contained on Stolen Ophthalmology Devices

    On April 3, 2018, we learned a computer and associated external storage device used to take and store retinal images were stolen from the U of U Health John A. Moran Eye Center.

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