Everyone from children starting around age 3-5 to adults and seniors needs regular eye exams. If your family is experiencing digital eye strain from all that screen time, or your child is struggling in school and you can't figure out why, vision problems could be the hidden culprit. Anyone with a family history of eye disease should be especially proactive about scheduling comprehensive eye exams. Contact lens wearers, people experiencing symptoms like dry eyes, blurry vision, or headaches all need to see an eye doctor who will actually listen to their concerns and provide real answers.

Adults should have comprehensive eye exams annually, especially if you're experiencing symptoms or over age 40 when eye conditions become more common. Children should be seen before kindergarten and annually after that to catch vision issues that might be affecting their ability to learn and succeed in school. If you're experiencing new symptoms like persistent dry eye, eye pain, or vision changes, don't wait for your annual exam. Schedule an appointment right away so we can address what's bothering you before it gets worse.

Unlike those quick vision screenings at the school or pharmacy, comprehensive eye exams include detailed testing for eye diseases, evaluation of how your eyes work together and focus, digital retinal imaging, and a thorough assessment of your overall eye health. For dry eye sufferers, we perform specialized testing to identify the root cause of your discomfort instead of just telling you to buy more drops. Appointments typically last 45-60 minutes because we believe you deserve time to have all your questions answered and understand exactly what's going on with your vision and eye health.