DR. JOHN M. NEVELOW

Source-checked public information

What families can verify about this practice

Compiled by the MyopiaProgression editorial team. Sources checked October 23, 2026.

This listing has not been claimed by the practice. The practice has not approved this summary.

Nevelow Eye Associates identifies Dr. John M. Nevelow on its current team page in San Antonio. The practice publishes a myopia-control page naming both Dr. John Nevelow and Dr. Erin Nevelow.

Current practice match

The team page describes Dr. John Nevelow’s family practice and contact-lens work. The practice’s published San Antonio locality matches this listing and the official public NPI record.

Published myopia information

The practice has a dedicated myopia-control page and a separate Ortho-K service link. Its myopia page names both doctors, so families should confirm which clinician would assess their child and oversee follow-up.

Separate the goals of care

The website discusses several types of vision care. Ask the practice which proposed service addresses a child’s myopia progression, which measurements will be followed and how that plan differs from simply updating a prescription.

Questions to take to the practice

• Which clinician currently handles pediatric myopia-management assessments and follow-up?
• Which options do you currently offer for my child’s age, and what progression measurements guide the choice?
• What follow-up, lens-handling support and advice between visits are included?

This is independently compiled directory information, not a clinical endorsement or a provider-approved treatment plan. Practice website claims about safety, efficacy and regulatory status have not been adopted here. Current availability, prices, insurance coverage and outcomes remain unverified.

Public source evidence

• Current practice team (opens in a new tab)
• Practice’s published myopia-control page (opens in a new tab)
• Practice identity and San Antonio locality (opens in a new tab)

For general education, explore our treatment comparison or the American Academy of Orthokeratology and Myopia Control. These resources do not verify or endorse this practice.