What people ask before they come

Yes. Many eye conditions cause no symptoms early on, and an exam also tells you whether your sight has changed without your noticing.

Many adults come every year or two. The doctor tells you when to return, and sooner if your sight changes or you have a family history of eye disease.

We work with many vision plans. Call us with the name of yours and we will check it before your visit.

A routine exam goes to a vision plan. If the doctor looks into an eye problem or checks for eye disease, that part is billed to medical insurance. We explain it before you leave.

Yes. Your prescription is yours. We give you a copy after your exam and fitting, and you can fill it anywhere.

Yes, once your fitting is complete. It is yours to fill anywhere.

Yes. Come to the eyewear door for frames, a fitting or a repair without an exam, or come to the eye care door for an exam without buying glasses.

Your current glasses and contact lenses, your insurance cards, a list of any medicines and eye drops you use, and your questions.

It depends on your plan and what you choose. How fees work explains who pays for which visit, and we give you a written estimate before anything you pay yourself.

Sudden vision loss, a curtain over your vision, a sudden shower of floaters, an eye injury or a chemical splash needs care now. Call us right away or go to the nearest emergency room, and call 911 if you can't reach us.