Comprehensive Eye Exams
A comprehensive eye exam is more than just evaluating your vision and need for glasses. A full exam is an important part of caring for your eyes, vision, and overall health.
Many eye and vision problems have no obvious signs or symptoms, but early detection, diagnosis and treatment can help prevent unnecessary vision loss.
Proactive Protection
Detect problems early and protect your long-term eye health.
Clinical Expertise
Experience doctors providers providing high-level care for complex vision needs.
Advanced Technology
Comprehensive testing with state-of-the-art diagnostic equipment
Personalized Service
Compassionate Care with the time and attention you deserve.
What's Included in Your Comprehensive Eye Exam
Our thorough eye exams are customized to you and may included the following:
Medical History
We start by reviewing your medical and eye health history, current medications, allergies, and any vision concerns. This helps us understand the full picture of your health.
Visional Acuity Test
You’ll read from a chart to determine how clearly you see at various distances and whether vision correction is needed.
Cover Test
While you focus on a target, we cover and uncover each eye to evaluate alignment and how your eyes work together.
Evaluation of Extra Ocular Muscles
We assess how well your eyes move and work together. Issues with eye movements can can cause eye strain, impacting reading, sports performance and more.
Pupil Evaluation
A neurological assessment that helps ensure your brain and eyes are communicating properly.
Auto Refraction
A computerized test that provides an initial measurement of your prescription by analyzing how light focuses in the back of your eye.
Intraocular Pressure Test
This text measures the pressure inside your eye to help detect glaucoma and other conditions that can damage the optic nerve.
Retinal Imaging
Advanced retinal imaging allows us to capture detailed images of the back of your eye to detect early signs of eye disease and monitor changes over time. Retinal imaging can be used in replacement of pupil dilation for many patients.
Refraction
A detailed test to determine the exact prescription needed for clear, comfortable vision with glasses or contact lenses.
Color Blindness Testing
Color vision testing helps identify difficulties distinguishing certain colors, which can impact daily tasks, school performance, and specific career requirements.
Eye Exam
We examine the front and back of your eyes, including the cornea, lens, retina, and optic nerve.
Pupil Dilation
Pupil dilation allows us to get a wider, more detailed view inside your eye to thoroughly evaluate your retina and overall eye health. We recommend dilation every 1-2 years depending on your age, eye health.
Your vision is too important to leave to chance.
Schedule your comprehensive exam today.