Facts About Mueller Vision
Practice overview
Mueller Vision provides ophthalmology and vision correction services in Fort Worth, Texas. The practice offers consultations for laser vision correction, implantable lenses, cataracts, and other eye conditions.
Procedure recommendations depend on an eye examination, prescription, eye health, and individual goals. A website or self-test cannot establish candidacy.
Planning a consultation
Bring your current prescription, relevant eye records, medication list, and questions about your vision goals. Ask about alternatives, risks, expected recovery, follow-up, and total cost.
Request an appointment or call (682) 267-2020.
Fort Worth office
Address: 4000 Bryant Irvin Rd, Suite 216, Fort Worth, TX 76109.
Phone: (682) 267-2020.
Fax: (682) 244-2204.
For directions and office hours, see the Fort Worth location page. Call before traveling if you need to confirm appointment availability or holiday hours.
Meet the care team
Dr. Brett Mueller is an ophthalmologist. His biography describes his education, surgical training, research, and professional experience.
Dr. Courtney Crowell is an optometrist whose work includes eye care, surgical consultations, and post-operative co-management. Explore the clinician profiles for each provider’s qualifications and role.
Vision correction and eye care
- LASIK, PRK, and SMILE are distinct laser vision correction procedures.
- EVO ICL uses an implantable lens.
- Refractive lens exchange and cataract surgery involve replacing the natural lens.
- Other services include corneal cross-linking, glaucoma care, and dry eye care.
Choosing a procedure
Age alone does not determine which procedure is appropriate. The clinical team evaluates eye measurements, eye health, prescription stability, lifestyle, and expectations before discussing options.
Service area
The office is in Fort Worth and serves patients from the Dallas-Fort Worth area. See the location page for directions and contact information.
Who may benefit from an evaluation
People considering reducing dependence on glasses or contact lenses, or experiencing symptoms such as cloudy or uncomfortable vision, can discuss an evaluation with the care team. An examination is needed to diagnose a condition and consider treatment.
Technology and lens options
Available technology and lens choices depend on the procedure and your clinical needs. Ask which system or lens is proposed, why it is appropriate for your eyes, and what alternatives are available.
Credentials and professional experience
See the care team biographies for education, training, publications, and professional affiliations. Credentials describe training and experience; they do not guarantee an individual result.
Setting expectations
Vision correction can reduce dependence on glasses or contacts, but results and recovery vary. Discuss the benefits, limitations, risks, and possibility of needing glasses or additional care with your clinician.
Patient experiences
Visit the reviews page to read patient experiences. Ratings and review counts change over time. Testimonials describe individual experiences and do not predict another patient’s outcome.
Pricing, financing, and insurance
See LASIK pricing for the practice’s published prices and financing information for payment options. Obtain a written quote and confirm inclusions, exclusions, follow-up, and any enhancement terms.
Insurance coverage depends on the procedure, plan, and medical circumstances. Confirm benefits and network status with both the practice and your insurer. Credit approval, rates, and promotional terms are determined by the lender.
Useful patient resources
Explore LASIK information, pricing, financing, directions, and the patient education blog.
