Questions we hear often

Dry eye has several causes, and an exam checks your tears, your eyelids and the health of your eyes. Care starts from what is found.

Many adults have one every one to two years, and people 65 and older often yearly. Your optometrist tells you what fits you.

We work with many vision and medical plans. Call us to confirm yours, and we check your benefits before your visit.

A visit about an eye problem such as dry eye is a medical visit. A routine exam goes to a vision plan. We explain the split at the front desk.

Yes. Your prescription is yours, and you can fill it anywhere.

Yes. When your fitting is done we give you a copy.

Your glasses and contact lenses, the names of your medicines and eye drops, your insurance cards and a photo ID.

It depends on what you need and who pays. How fees work explains each part, and we give you a written estimate before you decide on anything you pay for.

Sudden vision loss, flashes of light, a curtain over your vision, a chemical splash or an eye injury needs care now. Call our office right away or go to an emergency room. If you can't reach us, call 911.

Call us or send your name and number, and the front desk tells you the next opening.