Dr. Corbin's patients respect him for his patience, understanding, and high level of technical skill. He enjoys communicating with each of his patients so that they have a clear understanding of his diagnosis and treatment recommendations.

Dr. Corbin is nationally Board Certified in the treatment and management of ocular disease. He enjoys primary eye care with special interest in treating glaucoma, ocular surface diseases (infection, allergy, inflammation, dry eye) and ocular injury. Dr. Corbin embraces the latest technology in caring for his contact lens patients, employing the most advanced lens materials and designs when prescribing contact lenses. Highly experienced, Dr. Corbin has expertise in managing the most challenging cases including pediatric, multifocal, sports and therapeutic contact lens designs. Dr. Corbin has extensive training and clinical experience in the care of the laser refractive surgery patient (LASIK, PRK, etc.) and has co-managed laser vision correction patients since 1994.

Dr. Corbin serves on the Editorial Review Board for Review of Optometry. He also serves as a Principal Investigator for numerous pharmaceutical companies in conducting clinical trials to test new medications and devices. He is recognized for his lectures, both locally and nationally, as well as his publications. He is dedicated to research, education and excellence in clinical care.

Dr. Corbin is a member of the medical staff at St. Joseph Medical Center.

He is a member of the National Glaucoma Society and serves on its Editorial Review Board. Dr. Corbin is a VISION USA™ eye doctor, providing eye care services to those in our community in need who have been screened and referred for care by the Salvation Army. He serves our community as a member of the Mt. Penn Rotary Club, Mt. Penn Rotary Scholarship Fund Board of Directors, Kesher Zion Synagogue Board of Directors and Exeter Community Education Foundation Board of Directors.

          Glenn S. Corbin, OD