Eye Exams for Every Age
Vision care isn’t one-size-fits-all. We tailor our exams for:
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Children & teens – Catching vision issues early makes a huge difference in school performance and confidence.
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Adults – Keeping up with life means keeping your eyes sharp. Exams every 1–2 years help you stay focused (literally).
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Seniors – Age brings wisdom—and some changes to your vision. We’re here to monitor and support you every step of the way.
Regular Vision Eye Exam
If you opt for a regular vision exam, our team will run simple tests to ensure the health of your eye, including testing your vision to determine the need for glasses and contacts or updating your current prescription. You will not be dilated for this exam.
You can also receive updated eyeglasses and contact prescriptions in addition to your comprehensive medical exam. It is important to note that your prescription will be charged separately from your comprehensive exam if you are using medical insurance. See more on what to know about insurance below.
Importance of Eye Exams
Eye exams are an important part of maintaining good eye health, but not everyone understands why they are so crucial. Have you ever considered the importance of your eyes in your daily life? They are one of the most important senses we have, and a good way to take care of them is through regular eye exams.
Much like annual physical checkups are an essential part of preventing the development of (undesirable) health issues, an eye exam can detect problems before they become more serious and can help prevent future eye issues. Some eye conditions that can be detected during an eye exam include glaucoma and cataracts, both of which develop and become more difficult to treat if they go undetected.
Eye exams are especially important for people who have a family history of eye disease, have certain medical conditions like diabetes, or who wear glasses or contacts.
Time for New Glasses or Contacts? Start with an Eye Exam
Learn more about our outstanding optical department. Our optometrists take the time to ensure your vision correction is right for your lifestyle, whether that means glasses, contacts, or even a referral for LASIK.
- Polycarbonate
- Transitions
- Transitions XTRActive
- Transitions Vantage
- Anti-Reflective / Glare Free Lenses
- Bifocal Lenses
- Trifocal Lenses
- Progressive Lenses
- BDP Advanced Progressive