Las Vegas, Nevada
Las Vegas - The Place We Call Home
Las Vegas Eye Institute, LVEI, is dedicated to providing the highest quality ophthalmic care in the Las Vegas valley. We provide a wide spectrum of ophthalmic services from LASIK and refractive vision correction procedures, to cataract surgery, to diabetic eye exams, glaucoma treatment, and other services.
Come visit our new expanded location serving Las Vegas.
10521 Jeffreys St STE 101
Henderson NV 89052
We are open at our new location and ready to see you!
LASIK Near Me?
Our new location is easily accessible from Las Vegas and Henderson.
How To Get to Las Vegas Eye Institute
LVEI is located a short 20 miles from downtown Las Vegas.
Driving directions from downtown
Dr. Swanic and his team are conveniently located 9 miles away from Harry Reid International Airport, the travel hub of Las Vegas Valley.
Directions from the airport
More About Las Vegas
Las Vegas is the biggest city in Nevada and 26th largest city in America. According to the 2020 census, the town’s population is 644,594. It is located in Clark County in the desert climate of Nevada.
The Los Angeles and Salt Lake railroad connected Las Vegas to all the major railroad networks in 1905, paving the way for incorporation in 1911. As infrastructure began to develop in the area, construction workers found entertainment on the city’s only paved portion: Fremont Street, filled with casinos and show lounges. The Hoover Dam building brought in countless workers and caused the growth of these businesses to erupt. Starting in the 1940s, resorts began to pop up around the town.
A native of Las Vegas himself, Dr. Swanic is proud to provide clearer vision in the town in which he was born and raised. Whether you are a Vegas resident or here for tourism, LVEI is here to serve your vision correction needs. We’ve had people make a trip of it taking a Las Vegas vacation where they come to get LASIK, stay in a Las Vegas hotel, and enjoy the city with their brand new vision.
Among the city’s well-known attractions today are the Strip, the Fremont Street Experience, the Strat tower, and the Motor Speedway. Check these sites out with your new vision from LVEI!
Las Vegas Geography
Nevada is the third most seismically active state in the United States, after Alaska and California. According to the United States Geological Survey (USGS), there is a 10–20 percent chance of an M6.0 or greater earthquake occurring within 50 kilometers (31 miles) of Las Vegas in the next 50 years.
Many grass, trees, and other greenery may be seen around the city. Because of the scarcity of water, there has been a push to promote xeriscapes. Scheduled watering days for residential landscaping are another aspect of conservation initiatives. A program that examined and forecasted growth and environmental implications until 2019 was financed by a grant from the US Environmental Protection Agency in 2008.
Las Vegas Climate
The climate of Las Vegas is subtropical hot desert (Köppen climatic classification: BWh), which is typical of the Mojave Desert. Long, extremely hot summers; warm transitional seasons; and short winters with mild days and cool evenings characterize this environment. With an average of 310 sunny days per year and brilliant sunshine for 86 percent of all daytime hours, there is plenty of sunshine all year. Rainfall is sparse, with an annual average of 4.2 in (110 mm) spread out across around 26 wet days. With extraordinarily low dew points and humidity levels that sometimes fall below 10%, Las Vegas is one of the sunniest, driest, and least humid places in North America.
Vegas Universities and Colleges
The main higher education facility in the city is the College of Southern Nevada (the third largest community college in the United States by enrollment). The University of Nevada School of Medicine, which has a campus in the city, and the for-profit private school Le Cordon Bleu College of Culinary Arts are two other options. The University of Nevada, Las Vegas, and Nevada State College, both part of the Nevada System of Higher Education, as well as Desert Research Institute, The International Academy of Design & Technology Las Vegas, and Touro University Nevada, all offer educational opportunities.
Las Vegas Economy
The City of Las Vegas is host to a booming economy with its greater area featuring a gross domestic product of $119,386.931.
Well-known companies of Vegas include:
- Zappos
- Allegiant
- MGM Resorts International
- Rimini Street
- Switch
- Textbroker
- Encore Event Technologies
- Scientific Games
- Total Quality Logistics
- PennyMac Loan Services, LLC
The Iconic Las Vegas Strip
See the sites of The Strip with your brand new vision!
Vegas is known for its world-class entertainment and nightlife. Likely, when you think of this city, images of The Strip come to mind. Here you will find glittery attractions with world-renown restaurants, live entertainment and shows, interactive exhibits, hundreds of casinos, museums, water parks, and other quirky amusements.
An iconic part of any trip to the Vegas Strip involves a visit to the city’s luxurious hotels.
If you’re looking for large-group entertainment, MGM Grand is the place to be. It is the largest hotel in the United States holding nearly 7,000 rooms. This hub is known for much more than just a place to stay, as it consistently hosts McGregor UFC fights and lavish pool parties.
Caesars Palace is likely the most notorious of the Vegas hotels. A classic casino location for film sets, this hotspot possesses entertainment inside and out. Visit “The Colosseum”, a concert hub featuring artists such as Celine Dion, Keith Urban, and Sting.
Exhibits and Museums
If you are looking to glean some information, Las Vegas offers a variety of exhibits and museums. Both movie connoisseurs and history buffs can find a spot that meets their interests. The Titanic Artifact Exhibit offers a peek at personal belongings and mechanisms of the ship that were recovered to give the viewer insight into life on the voyage.
Vegas is also home to many colleges and research centers, namely, the University of Nevada, Las Vegas which possesses the highest achievable status as a research university. In fact, Dr. Swanic received his medical degree from the University of Nevada School of Medicine after graduating with honors from UNLV.
For the avid sports enthusiast, consider attending an NHL game to see the Vegas Golden Knights or the new NFL home field of the Las Vegas Raiders.
LVEI and Dr. Swanic are proud to call Las Vegas their hometown!
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