Comprehensive
Eye Care

Senior Eye Exams are recommended once a year. Our optometrists will monitor for ocular diseases such as glaucoma, age related macular degeneration and cataracts which become more common over age 65.

Early diagnosis is key for the best prognosis.
Exam fees for Seniors are partially covered by MSP.

Children’s vision is critical to their development and academic success. Diagnosing refractive error or eye teaming issues early can ensure that your child is set up for success in the classroom. Children are master adapters and often won’t complain when they can’t see or read properly. We recommend annual eye exams for children during these critical school age years.

A portion of pediatric eye exams is covered by MSP.

Our doctors can diagnose, manage and treat ocular disease of the anterior surface and posterior surface. We can help treat your red eye, itchy eyes, uveitis, episcleritis, subconjunctival hemorrhages, corneal disease and remove foreign bodies from the eye including metal. We can also diagnose and monitor diseases of the posterior segment such as diabetic retinopathy, age-related macular degeneration, retinal detachments, or other retinal disease.

Dry eye can have a huge impact on your quality of vision and comfort. There is a number of tools and new technology to improve the tear layer which means improved comfort and clarity of vision for you.

Symptoms of digital eye strain include sore, tired, burning and watery eyes. You may experience headaches or blurred vision after reading on a device. You may have trouble keeping your eyes open or feel sore and tight in your neck and back. There are a number of solutions to help with digital eye strain and we’d be happy to find a solution for you.

Our contact lens evaluations ensure that your lenses fit properly to promote long term successful wear. Measurements of the anterior surface allow our Doctors to select the appropriate lens to fit your cornea. Lenses that fit too loose or too tight can cause complications like corneal neovascularization or giant papillary conjunctivitis (GPC). We stay up to date with the latest contact lens technology to ensure we maximize your comfort and clarity.