Dr. Lisa Hopkins - Optometry

07/31/2026

Retirement Announcement

From the Office of Dr. Lisa Hopkins

Dear Patients and Friends,

After more than 30 unforgettable years caring for this community, I have made the heartfelt decision to retire and begin a new chapter in my life. This moment comes with a full heart. When I reflect on my career, I don’t just remember eye exams—I remember people, families, stories, and moments that shaped my life as much as yours.

I have watched children grow into adults, celebrated your milestones, and shared in the everyday conversations that made each day meaningful. Those relationships have been the soul of my work, and I will treasure them forever.

Over the decades, eye care has evolved in remarkable ways, but the core of this profession has always remained the same: trust, compassion, and genuine human connection. Thank you for giving me the honor of being part of your lives and for the confidence you placed in me throughout the years.

I am also thrilled to introduce Dr. Eddy Naime and Dr. Bayan Naime, two exceptional doctors who share the same commitment to personal, attentive, and heartfelt care. I know they will continue the tradition of highquality, compassionate service that this community deserves, and I hope you will welcome them with the same warmth you have always shown me.

As I step into retirement, I look forward to spending more time with family and friends, traveling, and enjoying the simple joys that come with slowing down. If you’d like to stay connected, you can find me at .

Thank you—from the bottom of my heart—for more than three decades of trust, memories, and meaningful connection. Serving this community has been one of the greatest privileges of my life.

With heartfelt appreciation,
Lisa Hopkins (Dr. Lisa) ❤️

12/01/2024

We just keep growing! More vendors for you to shop!
Hope to see you Saturday!

11/04/2024

Many patients asked me to remind them of our HOLIDAY ART SALE!
Please come by and shop!
Your eyes are precious to me, POTTERY is a close 2nd! ❤️

10/13/2023

Eclipse Glasses Necessary To Protect Retina From Severe Damage, Optometrist Says
In light of Saturday’s annular eclipse, KLAS-TV Share to FacebookShare to Twitter Las Vegas (10/11, Jane Belleza ) reported, “Wearing eclipse glasses is” absolutely necessary to block “all ultraviolet rays and almost all visible light,” thereby preventing severe damage to the retina. Optometrist Jacquie Bowen, OD, “Vice President of the American Optometric Association...said people may not feel eye damage immediately” if they look at the eclipse without wearing eye protection. She stated, “So if you have an extra dose of UV light to which that part of retina is exposed, your risk of central vision lost is much higher.” Dr. Bowen added, “I wish the eyes would sting and be red right away immediately in the days following but much of that time the damage is so insidious and it might be a while before it takes effect so being wise about how to view the eclipse beforehand and staying very consistent with getting an eye exam on a regular basis.”

06/01/2023

Thank you NIBA!
And thank you to all our patients who voted for our office! My staff and I strive everyday to meet and exceed our patient’s expectations and this nomination really validates that we are achieving our mission!
Thank you for 27 great years❤️

For complete list of winners click here.

08/24/2021

Find a doctor of optometry here: https://www.aoa.org/healthy-eyes/find-a-doctor?sso=y

06/15/2021

Mask Requirement Office Policy
Our entire office staff is fully vaccinated. However, masks will be required upon entry to our office.
If you have your vaccination card, please present it upon entry (if you are opposed to wearing the mask).
Otherwise, it will be required.
Thank you!
Dr Hopkins and Staff

01/01/2021

We wish everyone a safe and healthy New Year!

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