Services

Eye Health Examination

We listen, We Care. We keep sight of what’s important. That’s why your eye health examination will exceed your expectations with:

• Diabetes screening
• Cataract management and evaluation
• Slit Lamp Microscope exam
• Dilated Internal Fundoscopic exam
• Refractive diagnosis
• Macular degeneration evaluation
• Blood pressure screening
• Depth perception and color vision testing
• Spot Camera Vision Screening

Following your eye examination, your doctor will discuss your eye health condition(s) and answer any questions you may have. If your diagnosis requires treatment, recommendations will be given; if the attention of a specialist is required a referral will be promptly made.

Advanced Diagnostics

To properly diagnose or monitor your eye condition your doctor may recommend one of the following tests:

• Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT)
• Retinal Imaging – Optomap (Digitial retinal camera imaging)
• Ultrasound Corneal Pachymeter
• Humphrey Visual Field Analyzer (Computerized visual field measurement and interpretation)
• Phoenix - Corneal Topographer

Eye Emergencies

Eye emergencies just happen, and we see them almost every day. If you experience symptoms of eye pain, redness, sudden loss of vision, flashes and/or floaters, discharge or matter coming from your eyes, or may have gotten something in your eye, call us to make an appointment.

Our doctors diagnose and treat eye infections, corneal ulcers, glaucoma, cataracts, allergies, eye abrasions, and a number of other eye concerns.

It is important to have your symptoms assessed to avoid serious damage. If you have a concern please call.

Contact Lens Services

Contact lenses come in various sizes, materials, and replacement and wear schedules. Many wearers find disposable and extended wear contact lenses the most comfortable and convenient. Our doctors will discuss your lifestyle, prescription, and budget to find a contact lens that will work best for you.

• Toric for astigmatism
• Multifocal for presbyopia
• Daily disposables
• Colored contact lenses
• Extremely high prescriptions
• Rigid gas permeable lenses
• Contact lenses for Keratoconus (Scleral Contact Lenses)

We keep our contact lens pricing competitive with major online retailers. Our offices carry many styles of contact lenses and we also offer convenient online ordering on our website. Contact lenses are a medical device, therefore, contact lens prescriptions expire one year after the date of examination. A current eye exam is required in order to fill a contact lens prescription.

Optical

Classic, Contemporary, Designer & Value – we have a vast array of frames to fit any style & budget.

Our knowledgeable opticians are educated on the most advanced lens technologies available including: blue light protection, anti-reflective, bifocals, progressives (no line bifocals), EyeZen, Transitions, scratch protection, and more. They are well-practiced with frame adjustments, repairs, and solutions for proper lens cleaning.

Warranty

When you purchase your eyewear from HealthView Eye Care Centers you can be assured of the following:

• We warrant your eyewear to be free of defects for a period of one year from the date of purchase.
• If a lens or any component of your frame breaks or becomes defective under normal use within one year from this date, return your eyewear and we will repair or replace it.
• Loss of eyewear is not covered.
• Normal wear such as chipping and scratching are not covered except in cases where a purchased lens treatment has a warranty.
• We provide eyewear adjustments and nose pad replacements for your eyewear at any time at no cost to you.

LASIK Consultation and Co-Management

Considering LASIK? While we do not do the actual LASIK procedure; we do complete LASIK consultations, pre and post-operative care, and coordinate your procedure with a LASIK surgeon of your choosing.

Spanish Interpreter Availability

If you need assistance with translating during any part of the process, we have staff available to translate for you. Please let us know when scheduling that you may require translating services so we can have someone available to assist.

Autism Speaks

We also work with the Autism Organization in our service area. We want parents of Autistic children to know that we are sensitive to their needs as patients. 

Dry Eye

Contrary to it's name 'dry eye' may suggest, our eyes typically water MORE frequently when they are dry. This is our body’s response to try and wet the surface of the eye to make it more comfortable. Tear quality has a lot to do with our eye comfort. Quality, oily, tears don’t evaporate as quickly, keeping the eye lubricated longer. The Meibomian glands that create the oil layer of tears can be coaxed into working properly by applying warm compresses to increase blood supply to the glands, and massage to help the oil pass through the glands fluidly.

Common symptoms of dry eye include:

• Blurry vision, that may clear with blink
• Stinging, burning, scratching sensation
• Gritty/sandy eyes
• Red eyes
• Watery eyes
• Sensitivity to light
• Tired eyes or eye fatigue
• Difficulty wearing contact lenses
• Filmy vision
• Foreign body sensation