Our optometrists perform eye exams to diagnose vision problems for children and adults. These exams assess vision clarity, eye coordination, focusing ability and overall eye health. We also screen for early signs of eye disease.

We provide specialized care for patients with complex or chronic eye conditions, including diabetic eye disease, corneal disorders and other vision-related complications. Our optometrists work closely with ophthalmology specialists to coordinate care before and after procedures such as cataract, glaucoma and retinal surgeries, helping ensure continuity and optimal outcomes.

We offer a full range of soft contact lenses to meet everyday vision needs. This includes toric lenses for astigmatism, multifocal lenses for presbyopia and colored lenses for cosmetic enhancement. Our team provides personalized fittings and education to help ensure safe, comfortable wear and clear vision.

For patients with complex eye conditions, we provide advanced contact lens options that go beyond standard vision correction. These medically necessary lenses are used to improve vision and protect the eye in conditions such as keratoconus, aphakia and irregular corneas. Our specialists are experienced in fitting gas permeable, scleral, hybrid and prosthetic lenses. These custom lenses can significantly improve visual quality, comfort and overall eye health when standard lenses or glasses are not effective. 

We diagnose and manage conditions affecting the surface of the eye, including dry eye disease, blepharitis and meibomian gland dysfunction. Treatment plans are tailored to your needs and may include prescription medications, in-office therapies and recommendations for long-term symptom management. Our goal is to improve eye comfort, protect the health of the ocular surface and support better vision — especially for patients who struggle with contact lens wear or fluctuating vision.

Our optometrists prescribe lenses tailored to your vision needs. Our optical shops offer a wide range of eyeglass frames, including designer and functional options, as well as sunglasses and reading glasses.

 When appropriate, we prescribe medications to treat eye conditions such as dry eye, glaucoma, and infectious and inflammatory eye diseases, such as pink eye (conjunctivitis) and uveitis.

 For patients whose vision cannot be fully corrected with standard lenses or surgery, we offer low vision evaluations to assess functional vision and discuss strategies for maximizing remaining vision.

You read aloud letters or symbols on an eye chart to measure how clearly you can at a distance. This determines visual acuity. For example, visual acuity of 20/20 vision, which means you can clearly read the eye chart from 20 feet away without vision correction.

This test identifies the lens prescription that provides the clearest vision. Your provider will guide you through a series of lens choices to find the best correction.

Your provider uses a specialized microscope with a bright light (slit lamp) to examine the front structures of your eye, including the cornea, eyelids, iris and lens. This allows for a detailed evaluation of eye health and helps detect conditions such as dry eye, cataracts and infections.

We measure the pressure inside your eye to screen for conditions such as glaucoma. This test is quick and comfortable and may be done using a small device that lightly touches the surface of the eye.

Your provider may use special eye drops to dilate (widen) your pupils. This allows a more detailed view of the retina and optic nerve, helping detect conditions such as macular degeneration, diabetic eye disease and retinal tears. Your vision may be blurry and light-sensitive for a few hours afterward.

When needed, widefield retinal imaging captures a broad view of the retina, allowing your provider to identify changes or disease in the peripheral retina. Advanced imaging technologies provide detailed views of the eye that are not always visible during a standard exam. Optical coherence tomography creates cross-sectional images of the retina to help detect and monitor conditions like glaucoma and macular disease.

Depending on your needs, your provider may also evaluate eye alignment, focusing ability, and depth perception These tests help ensure a complete assessment of your vision and eye health.