Our Mission
Learn how overnight Ortho-K may help you or your child see more clearly.
The sleepSEE Story
sleepSEE was built to help more people learn about Ortho-K. Many children and adults want clear daytime vision without surgery. Overnight lenses are one choice to discuss with an eye doctor.
sleepSEE is a doctor-directed Ortho-K program. That means an eye doctor leads your care. For children, we also aim to slow worsening myopia, or nearsightedness. For adults, the goal is clearer daytime vision without surgery. Your doctor checks the fit and follows your progress.
More severe myopia raises the risk of eye disease later in life. The goal of sleepSEE Myopia Control is clear daytime vision and slower worsening of myopia. The doctor tracks eye growth and changes the plan when needed.
For adults, sleepSEE offers Ortho-K lenses made to fit your eyes. You wear them at night. The goal is clearer vision during the day without surgery. Your doctor explains what to expect from your fit. Keep lenses clean and go to each eye check. Contact lenses can cause eye infections and other harm.
Meet Dr. James H. Singletary, OD, FIAOMC
Dr. Singletary is a Fellow of the International Academy of Orthokeratology and Myopia Control (FIAOMC). He was one of the first eye doctors in North Carolina to offer care to help slow myopia progression (worsening nearsightedness) in children. He is one of two North Carolina doctors listed as a Fellow in the AAOMC doctor finder, checked September 17, 2026. He fits Ortho-K lenses and helps people see clearly without surgery.
Meet Dr. Singletary at Eye MedicsWhat We Stand For
Vision First
Your vision comes first. We want to help you understand your eye-care choices.
Safety & Trust
Doctors check your eyes, fit the lenses and follow your eye health over time.
Patient Education
We explain the options, costs and care involved so patients and parents can decide what fits their needs.
Clinical Excellence
Our network gives providers training and tools to support care.
Participating Providers
Participating sleepSEE providers train in the program and keep learning about Ortho-K. They check your eyes and fit your lenses. They also track your eye health and vision.
When you visit a sleepSEE provider, you have someone to call for help. Ask how to handle your lenses or when to come back. Report changes in your vision.
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Learn whether sleepSEE could fit your eyes or your child’s.