Valley Vision Center

Valley Vision Center on our Mission Bay campus is home to research and teaching facilities, as well as the Koret Vision Clinics, where many UCSF eye care programs are based.

At this location, you’ll also find the Proctor Foundation Clinics, which specialize in infectious eye diseases and inflammatory eye disorders, such as uveitis.

Our services

We provide patient care related to:

• General ophthalmology (including cataracts)
• Optometry primary care (including prescriptions for glasses & contact lenses)
• Imaging and other diagnostic tests
• Glaucoma
• Cornea disease
• LASIK (and other types of refractive laser eye surgery)
• Strabismus (misalignment of the eye)
• Vitreoretinal disease
• Neuro-ophthalmology
• Oculoplastic surgery
• Ocular oncology (eye cancer)
• Optical retail (store stocked with high-quality contact lenses, eyeglass frames and sunglasses)

Patient-centered facilities

Our clinics were designed with patient comfort and convenience in mind. They feature warm and inviting interiors, color coding and other visual cues to ease navigation for the visually impaired. There is also a curbside patient drop-off area.

Parking

The center’s parking lot is currently closed for construction. UCSF offers valet parking at no additional cost. Enter on Illinois Street to use this service. Regular parking rates apply. Visit UCSF’s Campus Life Services website for details on parking options at Mission Bay.

About UCSF Ophthalmology

UCSF's Ophthalmology department provides all levels of eye care, from routine checkups to highly specialized services such as neuro-ophthalmology, ocular oncology and oculoplastic surgery.

Learn more about eye care services at UCSF Health.