Comprehensive Eye Examination:

• Evaluation of Refractive Error (a prescription for glasses)

• Eye Health Examination

• Evaluation of eye teaming skills

Retinal Photography (can be added to the examination):

• Aids in detection of eye diseases

• Provides a permanent record 

• Can be used for comparison for years to come

Contact Lens Fitting:

• Evaluating the size and shape of the eyes

• Determining the correct lens for your eyes

• Instructional advice on proper care and handling, if necessary

• Solution starter kits and case included with each fitting

• Can include colored or special effects contact lenses

• Includes a 1 week progress check and 6 months of follow-up care

Orthokeratology (Ortho-K):

• Correct your vision with contact lenses while you sleep

• Wake up to clear vision-even when the lenses are removed

• Can be easily altered or changed

• Provides a non-permanent alternative to LASIK corrective surgery

Vision Therapy:

• Most often, an initial complete eye examination is recommended to evaluate the need for glasses

• If recommended, patients will then undergo a vision therapy screening

• Results of the screening will be discussed with the family during a vision therapy evaluation 

• If in-office vision therapy is recommended, it is usually done over a period of 10 weeks (20-30 in-office sessions)

• The therapy is performed by well-trained Vision Therapy Administrator and progress is monitored weekly by the overseeing Optometrist

• In-Office therapy is supplemented by "homework" in-between sessions. This includes two computer programs to be performed at home.

• Occasionally the optometrist may recommend in-home therapy only. This may include our 2 convenient computer programs which automatically adjust to the patient's progress. The disks are brought back to the optometrist so he/she can monitor the program and recommend any changes to the therapy.

Syntonic Phototherapy (Colored Light Therapy) 

• Exposing the eyes to specific colors (frequencies) of light 

• Helps stimulate various nerve cells in the eyes and brain

• Used in the treatment of many ocular and emotional disorders

• Syntonics is often performed to supplement vision therapy programs

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