Comprehensive Eye Exam

Early detection of eye conditions

Routine comprehensive eye exams can detect potential issues early on. Many eye diseases, like glaucoma and macular degeneration, have no symptoms in the early stages but can lead to irreversible vision loss if left untreated. Regular exams ensure timely intervention and help preserve healthy vision.

Personalized vision correction

A comprehensive eye exam evaluates your vision and allows for personalized correction of refractive errors such as nearsightedness, farsightedness, or astigmatism. This improves visual acuity, reduces eye strain, and enhances your overall quality of life.

Assessment of overall health

Visual Acuity

Measures the sharpness of your vision from 20 ft using the Snellen chart.

Visual Fields Test

Checks for blind spots or peripheral vision defects.

Cover Test

Identifies strabismus and convergence insufficiency binocular vision problems.

Retinoscopy, Autorefractor, or Aberrometer

Approximates your eyeglass prescription giving a starting point for the refraction.

Subjective Refraction

Fine-tunes your final eyeglass prescription using an auto-phoroptor, based on your answer.

Slit Lamp Exam

Detects common eye diseases and conditions by examining the anterior structure of your eye.

Glaucoma Test (Tonometry)

Measures the pressure within your eye to assess glaucoma risk without the use of air puff.

Optos Wide Field Retinal Scan

Examines the optic nerve, retina, and blood vessels out to 200 degree fields of view without the need for dilation drops.