A comprehensive eye exam with dilation of your pupils is recommended annually to maximize and protect your vision. These exams allow us to educate our patients on not only the overall health of their eyes but of their bodies too. Many systemic conditions, such as diabetes, hypertension, auto-immune diseases and cancers for example, can ha
A comprehensive eye exam with dilation of your pupils is recommended annually to maximize and protect your vision. These exams allow us to educate our patients on not only the overall health of their eyes but of their bodies too. Many systemic conditions, such as diabetes, hypertension, auto-immune diseases and cancers for example, can have an effect on the eyes. Sometimes the ocular changes can be the first sign of these conditions.

Cataracts are a clouding of the normally clear lens that most often develop in persons over the age of 55, but are occasionally found in younger individuals. Cataracts can generally be monitored until you feel your vision is impacting your activities of daily living. Cataract surgery is performed to replace the clouded lens with a clear implant. We now offer laser assisted cataract surgery!

Glaucoma is a group of eye diseases that cause progressive damage to the optic nerve, resulting in loss of vision. The aim of glaucoma treatment is to lower pressure within the eye, which can be done with medicated eye drops, laser procedures or surgery. Our practice utilizes cutting edge technology to diagnose and manage glaucoma.

Dry eye syndrome is one of the most common eye conditions that patients experience. Symptoms range from blurry vision to burning/stinging pain in the eyes. Our team of doctors can help find the best treatment plan for you to manage your dry eye symptoms and treat the root cause.

Diabetes can affect many parts of the, which is why your PCP or endocrinologist will recommend annual eye exams to monitor for diabetic eye disease. These changes can range from fluctuations in your eyeglass prescription to cataracts, glaucoma and/or damage to the blood vessels in the back of your eye called diabetic retinopathy.
We fit standard soft, astigmatic, and multifocal contact lenses. Our office works with a multitude of soft contact lens brands and replacement schedules that can best fit your needs.