Optometry Care

Glasses & Contact Lenses

Not seeing as clearly as you can may impact your performance at school or work, cause eye strain, and cause headaches. As part of your eye exam, we will evaluate whether you will benefit from glasses and/or contact lenses. This is very important to ensure you are getting your best quality of life.

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Urgent Eye Care

We accept walk-in urgent eye care any day the clinic is open. If you are experiencing red eyes, new floaters and flashing lights, vision loss, or need foreign body removal, please call our clinic appointment line to be seen immediately.

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Diabetic Eye Exams

Diabetes is the leading cause of preventable blindness in the United States – making it very important to get a dilated eye exam once a year if you have diabetes. When we evaluate the blood vessels within the eye, it gives us a good idea of how blood sugar is affecting the rest of the body. We will provide a letter back to your endocrinologist or primary care doctor with the results of your eye exam.

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Pediatric Eye Exams

Eye exams are different from a vision screening. Parents may fall under the pretense that their child’s vision is adequate after having a vision screening performed at the doctor’s office or at their child’s school. An eye exam encompasses more testing that can help detect not only sight, but also other eye conditions which may prevent them from learning.

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Traumatic Brain Injury

Visual symptoms are common after concussion or brain injury, in fact studies show 90% of patients with brain injury have visual dysfunction (NORA). These may include symptoms of double vision, blurred vision, eyestrain, blinking excessively or not enough, tracking, and reading eye movement problems, side vision defects, eye teaming and eye focusing problems, and light sensitivity.