A comprehensive eye exam is the cornerstone of caring for your eyes and vision throughout a lifetime. 

A diabetic eye exam is a thorough comprehensive eye exam with extra attention given to eye structures that are prone to diabetic changes, particularly the retina, optic nerve, and iris.

When a cataract develops (typically in late adulthood) it causes blurry vision and a harsh glare off of lights.

During an eye exam, the doctor will examine the eyes for signs of glaucoma since it is considered a 'silent disease' and rarely has any symptoms noticeable to the patient. 

Macular degeneration is an age-related disease that can result in permanent central vision loss. Diagnosing macular degeneration early is key to slowing its progression and preventing vision loss.

To maximize your chances of a good outcome with LASIK, you and your eyes need to be healthy which is why a consultation is necessary before scheduling surgery.

According to the American Optometric Association, children should have their first eye exam with an optometrist at 6 months of age. Even with patients at a young age, we can diagnose many eye disorders and issues. 

We provide emergency services ranging from allergy irritation, corneal abrasions, pink eye, foreign object removal, flash burns, chemical burns and more.