Like routine maintenance on your car and home, scheduling regular visits with your eye doctor for a comprehensive eye exam—to test your current vision as well as screen for vision problems that might not be readily apparent—helps keep your most valued assets in peak condition. Regular eye exams are important to maintaining good eye health by keeping your prescription up-to-date and also by detecting and preventing potential diseases before they can become problematic. Because many eye diseases and conditions can develop slowly and do not have any obvious symptoms, early detection can reduce the risk of further harm and give you the best treatment options.
Eye Exam Q&A
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Eye exams often begin by sharing information at the front desk, so be prepared. Please bring your ID, insurance card, list of medications, current glasses, and current boxes of contacts with you. Our doctors believe in a complete exam, so if you have dark shades please bring them to use after the dilation.
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Developing a routine of regular visits to the eye doctor—for you, and your loved ones—is part of protecting and maintaining your healthy sight.
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It's important to understand the relationship between your eyes and any medications you may currently be using.
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Going to the eye doctor? Here’s what to expect, and what to remember.
The phone lines will not be answered from 12:30 to 2pm while our staff is at lunch. Our office will be open for pick-ups only at that time.
***Closed on major holidays.