Eye Care Services

Comprehensive Eye Exam

A comprehensive eye exam is far more than a vision check. It's a complete look at how you see and how healthy your eyes are — and it's often where the first signs of broader health conditions appear.

What your exam covers

In a single visit, your doctor checks your vision, updates your prescription, and examines the health of your eyes inside and out.

Updated glasses and contact lens prescription
Eye pressure and glaucoma screening
Retinal and optic nerve health
Binocular vision and eye teaming
A look at the ocular surface for dry eye

More than a vision check

The eye is the only place a doctor can see your blood vessels and nerves directly. A routine exam can surface early signs of diabetes, high blood pressure, and high cholesterol — often before any other symptoms appear.

Technology that sees more

We use advanced imaging so we can detect subtle changes early, and frequently without dilation.

Optomap wide-field retinal imaging
OCT imaging of the retina and optic nerve
Digital records to track changes over time

How often should you come in

Most healthy adults should have a comprehensive exam every one to two years — and every year if you wear contacts, are over 60, or manage a condition like diabetes.

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