Yes, we are accepting new patients!

This is dependent on your age, vision, and overall eye health. Most doctors will recommend it once a year. If you are a patient with diabetes or have a family history of glaucoma or macular degeneration, you should be checked more frequently. Call us today, and we’ll happily answer your questions and schedule your appointment.

If you suffer from blurry vision, headaches, difficulty reading, squinting, or frequent eye strain, these are all signs that it’s time for you to schedule an eye exam with us.

Absolutely! A regular eye exam is important to detect early signs of vision issues or eye diseases that may not have any noticeable symptoms.

Yes, eye exams can reveal signs of health conditions like diabetes, high blood pressure, and even neurological issues.

Yes, certainly! We accept all prescriptions.

Yes, as long as your frames are in good condition and compatible with your new prescription, we can put new lenses in your old frames.

Yes, we offer minor repairs and adjustments to your frames.

Yes, we do. Schedule a pediatric eye exam with our office today to ensure your child’s vision is developing properly. Early detection of vision issues is key.

Our team recommends blue light-blocking lenses to help reduce eye strain caused by prolonged screen use. Blue light protection comes in various degrees depending on the type and strength of the filter. We’ll be happy to discuss the specific options available to you at your next eyewear appointment.

Yes, contact lens prescriptions differ from eyeglasses and require a special fitting. Call us today to make an appointment to learn more about your contact lens options.

Yes, we accept major vision insurance plans. Contact our office for details about your specific insurance provider and coverage.

You should bring your insurance card (if applicable), a list of medications you’re currently taking, and any previous glasses or contact lenses.