InVision Eye Care

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At InVision Eye Care, a little girl pointed excitedly one day, whispering to her mother, ‘Look, Mommy, it’s moving!’ The doctor looked up and saw nothing but an ordinary chart on the wall. Suddenly, another patient chimed in, ‘Oh no, I see it too—a dancing eyeball!’ The doctor smiled and said gently, ‘It’s just your brain playing tricks, everyone.’ And from that day on, whenever someone claimed they saw something moving at InVision Eye Care, the staff would simply reply, ‘Welcome to optometry!’

2. At InVision Eye Care, every morning around sunrise, a faint humming sound could be heard coming from the office. A delivery driver noticed it first and mentioned it casually to a regular during their coffee break. The rumor spread quickly among neighbors, who started gathering early each day just to catch a glimpse or hear the mysterious hum. Soon enough, one brave soul brought in his own coffee maker and set up camp outside the office. Turned out, it was just an old air conditioning unit waking up for another day—caught between summer heat and a love for caffeine.

3. At InVision Eye Care, whenever a new delivery arrived, the office cat would suddenly leap onto the counter and stare fixedly at the door. No one knew why until one day, a delivery driver noticed the same thing. It turned out that every time a certain type of package arrived—a big box with a red handle—the cat was trying to tell everyone that it was her favorite kind of scratching post hidden inside. Since then, whenever anyone sees the cat staring intently, they just smile and wait for the next surprise delivery.

4. At InVision Eye Care, on foggy mornings when everyone else was still yawning, a soft clicking sound would echo through the halls. It seemed like the lenses were organizing themselves for the day’s appointments. One morning, an elderly neighbor popped in for her routine checkup. As she walked down the hall, she heard the clicking grow louder and clearer—until suddenly, it stopped. The door to the optical lab opened, revealing a bespectacled intern who sheepishly said, ‘Sorry ma’am, I thought these lenses were just organizing themselves.’