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Eye Exams

Experience Superior Eye Care
Good vision begins with healthy eyes.
Annual eye examinations can help with the early detection of numerous eye and medical conditions including:
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Cataracts
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Glaucoma
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Diabetes
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High blood pressure
We provide caring, comprehensive eye care for patients of all ages. Whether you just want to ensure your prescription is up to date or whether you have a problem, we can help. Call to schedule your appointment today.
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Recommended Eye Examination Frequency for Pediatric and Adult Patients
Recommended Examination Frequency For Pediatric Patients
Patient Age
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Birth to 24 Months
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Examination Interval
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Asymptomatic / Risk Free
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At 6 months of age
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At Risk
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By 6 months of age or as recommended
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2 to 5 years
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Examination Interval
- Asymptomatic / Risk Free
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At 3 years of age
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At Risk
- At 3 years of age or as recommended
- Asymptomatic / Risk Free
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6 to 18 years
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Examination Interval
- Asymptomatic / Risk Free
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Before first grade and every two years thereafter
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At Risk
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Annually or as recommended
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- Asymptomatic / Risk Free
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Children considered to be at risk for the development of eye and vision problems may need additional testing or more frequent re-evaluation. Factors placing an infant, toddler, or child at significant risk for visual impairment include:
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Prematurity, low birth weight, oxygen at birth, grade III or IV intraventricular hemorrhage
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Family history of retinoblastoma, congenital cataracts, or metabolic or genetic disease
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Infection of mother during pregnancy (e.g., rubella, toxoplasmosis, venereal disease, herpes, cytomegalovirus, or AIDS)
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Difficult or assisted labor, which may be associated with fetal distress or low Apgar scores
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High refractive error
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Strabismus
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Anisometropia
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Known or suspected central nervous system dysfunction evidenced by developmental delay, cerebral palsy, dysmorphic features, seizures, or hydrocephalus
Recommended Examination Frequency For Adult Patients
Patient Age
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18 to 60 years
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Examination Interval
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Asymptomatic / Risk Free
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Every two years
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At Risk
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Every one to two years or as recommended
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61 and older
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Examination Interval
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Asymptomatic / Risk Free
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Annually
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At Risk
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Annually or as recommended
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Patients at risk include those:
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with diabetes, hypertension, or a family history of ocular disease (e.g., glaucoma, macular degeneration)
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working in occupations that are highly demanding visually or eye hazardous
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taking prescription or nonprescription drugs with ocular side effects
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wearing contact lenses
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who have had eye surgery
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with other health concerns or conditions.