Optometry

We diagnose and manage refractive errors like myopia (nearsightedness), hyperopia (farsightedness), and astigmatism, providing customized solutions such as eyeglasses, contact lenses, or referrals for corrective procedures.

Routine eye exams ensure optimal vision and assess ocular health, identifying issues early for effective management.

For individuals with diabetes, we offer specialized screening and care to prevent and manage diabetic retinopathy, protecting vision.

Our team provides thorough detection, monitoring, and ongoing treatment for glaucoma to preserve long-term eye health.

We evaluate and monitor AMD, offering management strategies to slow progression and maintain central vision.

If cataracts affect your vision, we provide evaluation and refer you to trusted specialists for surgical management when needed.

Relief from eye allergies is a focus of our care, using targeted treatments to alleviate discomfort and improve quality of life.

We specialize in pediatric vision screening and treatment for conditions like amblyopia (“lazy eye”) and strabismus (misalignment), supporting your child’s visual development.

For patients on medications like Plaquenil or steroids, we monitor for ocular side effects to safeguard your vision.

Our team offers evaluations and fittings to ensure comfort and optimal vision correction with contact lenses tailored to your needs.

We provide therapy for binocular vision disorders, enhancing coordination and function for clear, comfortable sight.

It’s vital for your child to see an optometrist if their school recommends they have a more comprehensive vision exam. Addressing your child’s vision issues promptly can significantly improve their quality of life, help boost their grades in school, and set them up for future success in life. Our knowledgeable optometrists understand how children can be quite anxious at an eye exam and want to “impress” their doctor by having perfect vision, but we can put your child at ease. By starting young and having a positive experience at the eye doctor’s office, they’ll continue getting routine eye exams for life.

Vision tends to change over time, just like other parts of your body, so it’s also important for adults aged 65 and older to have routine eye exams. If you are struggling to see, prescription eyeglasses can relieve the frustration you feel from trying to find a cheap pair of eyeglasses you’d find at a convenience store or supermarket. Maintaining your vision for as long as possible will also help you feel more socially connected. Staying connected and active is key to preventing or minimizing diseases such as dementia and Alzheimer’s.

Annual eye exams are essential for individuals with diabetes, too, because people with diabetes are at a higher risk of vision loss. Regular checkups with an optometrist will detect early signs of diabetic eye disease. Early detection of this potentially devastating condition is critical to maintaining eye health. If you have diabetes and haven’t had an eye exam in the last year, please contact us today to schedule an appointment.

Taking care of your eyes isn’t just about correcting your vision with glasses or contacts. Eye exams include checking the health of your retina and the blood vessels surrounding it. These blood vessels can hold valuable insight into your overall physical health, too, because certain conditions are apparent in specific eye diseases like diabetes.