Frequently Asked Questions

Lowry Clinic provides comprehensive medical care focused on concussion and traumatic brain injury evaluation and treatment for patients of all ages. In addition, the clinic is home to Dr. Lynnell Lowry with Alamo Eye Institute, offering full ophthalmology services, and RedeeMED Health, a physician led functional medicine practice for patients with complex or persistent health conditions.

Yes. Dr. Lowry accepts federal workers’ compensation cases. He also performs Designated Doctor examinations for state workers’ compensation claims, though he does not serve as the treating physician of record for those cases.

Neither Dr. Robert Lowry nor Dr. Lynnell Lowry accepts Medicare, however Medicare patients may be seen on a self pay basis. Dr. Lynnell Lowry accepts select commercial insurance plans, please contact Mandy for details. Dr. Robert Lowry does not accept commercial insurance. Both practices accept cash, credit cards, checks, and other standard forms of payment.

If you are experiencing flashes, floaters, or a curtain over your vision, seek emergency care immediately. Burning, crusting, or tearing eyes should be evaluated at the clinic within a few days, or in the emergency room if symptoms are severe. Blurry vision or new headaches should also be seen at the clinic within a couple of days, or in the emergency room if symptoms are sudden or worsening.