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1051 W Burbank Blvd

Burbank, CA 91506 United States

(818) 841-7055

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6100 Sepulveda Blvd

Van Nuys, CA 91411 2503 United States

(818) 373-0212

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Welcome to Dr. Michael Khoury & Associates
Your Optometrist in Van Nuys, CA

Call Our Van Nuys ((818) 373-0212) Or Burbank ((818) 841-7055)) today.

While we rely tremendously on our eyes, often we take their health for granted. It is only when our vision becomes impaired that we fully realize the degree to which we depend on these complex, integral parts of our bodies. When you are seeking an optometrist, it is important to find properly trained and conscientious professionals with the most up-to-date knowledge and equipment. Our optometrists and staff have years of experience treating a variety of eye issues and are here to serve you.


With the latest technology and treatment options, we can provide the highest level of care for your eyes.


Contact us today to discuss your eye care needs with one of our staff and book your appointment!

Dr. Michael Khoury and Associates
Van Nuys and Burbank Optometrist | Dr. Michael Khoury & Associates

Van Nuys Location:
6100 Sepulveda Blvd
Van Nuys, CA 91411 2503
(818) 373-0212

Burbank Location:
1051 W Burbank Blvd
Burbank, CA, 91506
(818) 841-7055

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Meet The Doctors

  • Michael Khoury O.D. MBA
    Dr. Michael Khoury is a theraputic optometrist. He recieved his BSC Degree in Biological Sciences, and his MBA degree from Cal-Poly University Pomona. He also recieved his Bachelors Degree in Visual Sciences, as well as his doctorate in Optometry from Illinois College of Optometry. He has been practicing in the Van Nuys location for 14 years and 10 years in Burbank. Dr. Khoury speaks English, Arabic, Hebrew, and clinical Spanish.
  • Ted Nishimura O.D.
    Dr. Nishimura has been working with Dr. Khoury for 14 years and has seen the practice grow! He earned his Doctorate of Optometry and Master of Visual Science degrees at the Illinois College of Optometry in Chicago. A Los Angeles native, Dr. Nishimura enjoys the diverse restaurants & outdoor activities that the city has to offer. He loves all kinds of sports (although he does more watching than playing at this point in his life!) He wakes up everyday looking forward to either spending time with his wife & son, or being with his patients!
  • Nancy Park O.D.
    Dr. Nancy Park is a therapeutic certified optometrist licensed by the California Board of Optometry. She received her Bachelor of Science in Psychobiology at UCLA, then went on to receive her Doctor of Optometry and Masters in Vision Science at the State University of New York, College of Optometry. Dr. Park has practiced optometry in diverse clinical settings, including community health centers and at a specialty contact lens private practice in New York City. She has also conducted clinical research studies on contact lenses and contact lens solutions. She has extensive training in the treatment of ocular diseases and contact lenses. She enjoys working with patients of all ages. Dr. Park speaks English, Korean and clinical Spanish.
  • Paul Mikailian O.D.
    Dr. Paul L. Mikailian graduated from Southern California College of Optometry in 2013. He specialized primarily in Optometry and is currently offering his services in Los Angeles, California. Backed with two years of experience, Dr. Mikailian is renowned for his dedication and commitment. In fact he has recieved several positive reviews from his patients, most of which have resorted to his assistance more than once. Besides a series of renowed qualifications and certifications, Dr. Mikailian has also successfully passed important background checks relating to screening for malpractice history as well as the medical license verification.
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Monday:

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Tuesday:

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Wednesday:

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Thursday:

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