Eye Exams

Undergoing a comprehensive eye exam is one of the best ways to safeguard your vision. Regular eye exams allow your optometrist to monitor your eye health, check your eyes for diseases, and verify that your prescription is up to date.

Are you due for an eye exam? Request your appointment today.

Adult Eye Exams

Most adults should visit their optometrist every 12 to 24 months. However, your optometrist may suggest that you have eye examinations more frequently if you have health or eye problems that require additional care and attention.

For more information about our adult eye exams, please visit our Adult Eye Exams page.

Children’s Eye Exams

Nearly one-quarter of all children start school with vision problems, which can impact their ability to learn effectively. Preventing, detecting, and treating eye conditions and vision problems can help safeguard your child’s vision for the rest of their life.

Your child should undergo their first eye exam before they are 6 months old, and then visit their optometrist at least once per year thereafter.

For more information about our children’s eye exams, please visit our Children’s Eye Exams page.

Senior’s Eye Exams

As we age, our eyes become more susceptible to conditions and diseases such as cataract, age-related macular degeneration, and glaucoma. However, you can safeguard your vision by undergoing regular eye exams.

The Medical Services Program covers the cost of annual eye exams for seniors aged 65 and older.

For more information about our senior’s eye exams, please visit our Senior’s Eye Exams page.