Our Optometry Team provides comprehensive eye care to help protect and maintain your vision. We offer routine eye exams, vision screenings, and diagnosis and treatment of common eye conditions for patients of all ages. Our goal is to detect vision problems early and support long-term eye health.
Optometry Services Include:
- Comprehensive/Annual Eye Exams to check overall eye function and eye health
- Prescription for Eye Glasses
- Diagnosis and Management of Eye Conditions
- Dry Eye Evaluation and Treatment
- Diabetic Eye Exams
- Glaucoma, Cataract, and Other Eye Disease Screenings
- Eye Infection Treatment (e.g., Conjunctivitis/Pink Eye)
- Ocular Allergy Evaluation and Treatment
- Medical Eye Visits
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is an optometrist?
Q: How often should you get an eye exam?
A: Most adults should have an eye exam every 1 to 2 years. Children, seniors, and people with vision problems, diabetes, or frequent headaches may need exams more often.
Q: What are the signs that you need an eye exam?
A: Common signs include blurry vision, headaches, eye strain, trouble reading, double vision, dry eyes, and difficulty seeing at night.
Q: Can an optometrist prescribe glasses and contact lenses?
A: Yes. An optometrist can check your vision and prescribe glasses or contact lenses based on your eye exam results and visual needs.
Q: What happens during a routine eye exam?
A: A routine eye exam usually includes a vision test, prescription check, eye pressure check, and an evaluation of overall eye health to look for common vision or eye conditions.