Eye care

Healthy eyes start with regular eye exams.

An eye exam is more than just checking if you need glasses. Our medical and routine comprehensive eye exams test 11 areas to assess the anatomy of the eye and to help detect health issues without symptoms. Our priority is to ensure your eyes are functioning properly.

When you need an appointment, you’ll be seen by an optometrist or ophthalmologist, all who have experience in identifying and treating eye concerns. If there is an abnormality, our team uses advanced imaging technology to identify glaucoma, macular degeneration and retinal abnormalities so we can identify a treatment plan that is right for you. Who you see depends on the nature of your visit. No matter who you see, we’ll get you in as quickly as possible, and when you’re here, you won’t sit in our waiting room for very long.

Care for kids

Kids should also have a yearly eye exam, especially school-aged children, where vision is important to a child learning. According to the CDC, approximately 25 percent of school-aged children have vision problems. We know that children often will not voice concern if they can’t see because, for many, this is how their vision has always been and they have nothing to compare it to. An annual exam is important to identify and help correct any vision concerns.

Learn about how to identify if you child needs an eye exam.