Comprehensive Eye Exams

We offer eye exams for patients ages three and up, and we adjust our approach based on your age, health history, and lifestyle. For some patients, that means yearly check-ins.

For others, it may involve more frequent monitoring or baseline imaging that we can refer back to over time. That continuity is what allows us to notice the small things before they become big concerns.

We care for patients across every stage of life, from children preparing for school to adults managing vision changes. While the tools and tests may vary, the goal stays the same: support clear, comfortable vision and catch concerns early.

Children (Ages 3–18):
Children should have their first exam by age 3, followed by regular check-ins every 1–2 years depending on their visual development, screen use, and any family history of eye conditions. We take extra care to create a calm, reassuring experience for young patients, explaining what we’re doing in a way that makes sense to them.

Adults (Ages 19-64):
Most adults benefit from an eye exam every 1–2 years. These visits help us monitor your prescription, track changes in eye health, and address issues like eye strain or dry eye symptoms before they escalate.

Seniors (Ages 65+):
​​​​​​​After age 65, annual exams are typically recommended to monitor for conditions such as cataracts, glaucoma, and macular degeneration. We often use retinal imaging and OCT to establish a clear baseline and track changes with precision over time.