Services

Our goal is to provide honest, experienced, and superior quality eye care service to you and your family.  Our team strives to meet your needs for "all things eyes", including:
  • Comprehensive eye health exams using state of the art equipment
  • Prescriptions for eyeglasses and contact lenses
  • Medical eye exams including emergency visits
  • A wide variety of stylish eye wear
  • Specializing in medically necessary contact lenses for irregular corneas- Promoting options for myopia (nearsightedness) control for children
The optometrist will take time to listen to your reason for visit, concerns, and questions. She will use this information to provide a comprehensive eye examination using state of the art equipment. A routine eye examination may consist of:
  • A test called a Refraction - when the doctor determines your prescription for glasses
  • A thorough evaluation of your external and internal eye health
  • A retinal screening photo to assist with analysis and diagnosis 
​The doctor will also provide specialized medical care when indicated. This can include:
  • Diabetic eye examinations
  • Emergency visits
  • Prescription for eye drops
  • Dry eye evaluations and treatment
  • Removal of foreign bodies from the eye
  • Evaluation for glaucoma, macular degeneration, cataracts, and more
What is a retinal screening and how does it help?
  • With a retinal screening, the doctor can get a much wider view of the eyes without having to dilate your pupils.  
  • The doctor can show you the images immediately for review.  These images are placed in your patient records that will allow for year over year comparison and review.  ​
  • Conditions such as Diabetes, Glaucoma, and Macular Degeneration can help be diagnosed and monitored. 
  • The sample retinal photo below shows a number of conditions that can be viewed and diagnosed from the screening.
What is Myopia control and why is it important?
  • The use of specific treatments has a proven effect to slow the progression of nearsightedness in children.
  • There are three primary categories of myopia control treatments: multifocal soft contact lenses, orthokeratology (ortho-k) overnight contact lenses, and prescription eye drops. 
  • Myopia control is important because it may help reduce the risk of vision-threatening complications associated with high myopia later in life.  These risks can include glaucoma, retinal detachment, cataracts and even blindness in extreme cases.
Come in to see if your child is a candidate for myopia control