One visit, a complete picture.
An annual eye exam is about more than reading letters off a chart. Your eyes offer a clear window into your overall health, and many conditions show signs there first. Here is how your visit unfolds, start to finish.
Health history & visual acuity
We review your health history, medications, and any changes you have noticed, then measure how clearly you see at distance and up close.
Prescription update
A precise refraction determines your exact prescription for glasses or contacts, fine-tuned by your doctor rather than a machine alone.
Eye-health screening
Using a slit lamp microscope, we examine the front structures of your eyes for cataracts, dryness, and corneal changes.
Dilated retinal exam
Dilating drops let us examine your retina, macula, and optic nerve for early signs of disease, including diabetes-related changes and macular degeneration.
Glaucoma testing
We measure your eye pressure and evaluate your optic nerve, catching glaucoma early, often years before it affects your vision.
A comprehensive eye exam is $105 without insurance. Most patients with vision insurance pay $0–$30 out of pocket. We file most major medical and vision plans, including BlueCross BlueShield, VSP, EyeMed, Spectera, Humana, and Community Eye Care Plan.
Not sure about your coverage? Call ahead and we will verify it before your visit.