Eye Exams & Screenings

It’s important to see the world around us, and no matter your age, vision impairments can affect your day-to-day routine and quality of life. Routine eye exams are useful in detecting difficulties with your vision. They can also detect diseases like glaucoma, diabetes, high blood pressure, and the risk of strokes. By frequently monitoring your eye health, we can detect problems sooner and come up with the best eye care solution.

During a contact lens exam, the eye doctor determines your prescription for corrective lenses and checks for any eye health problems that may interfere with contact lens wear. Our optician will then fit you with the right set of contact lenses.

An optomap screening is fast, painless, and comfortable. These images provide our optometrists with a view of approximately 82% of your retina in a single capture, allowing us to better evaluate your visual health. Optos screenings can detect the early signs of stroke, diabetes, and certain cancers that can be seen in your retina.

OptiLIGHT by Lumenis provides advanced solutions to alleviate dry eye concerns and enhance ocular health. Our treatments are meticulously designed to reduce inflammatory mediators and improve tear breakup time, addressing discomfort and enhancing visual clarity. OptiLIGHT’s innovative techniques target abnormal blood vessels, revitalizing meibomian glands, and reducing the population of Demodex mites, offering comprehensive care specifically tailored to combat dry eyes.

Patients with diabetes can experience vision loss, so it’s important to meet with our optometrists for a retinal eye exam at least once a year. Our staff strives to educate patients on how to better control their glucose and blood pressure levels. In cases of a diagnosis, we will work closely with your primary care physician to ensure you receive the best treatment.

Glaucoma is a usually silent disease that damages the optic nerve and retina. If left untreated, it can cause loss of vision and permanent nerve damage. Timely regular exams are the best way to identify patients at risk.

Although we would like to be able to meet all of the needs of our clients, sometimes a second diagnosis is necessary. We work with a close network of specialists in the area, and our practice would be more than happy to make expert recommendations to accommodate you.