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Comprehensive Eye Exams
More than just a prescription check — a full evaluation of your vision, eye health, and whole-body wellness.
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See Clearly. Stay Healthy.
A comprehensive eye exam at Inland Family Optometry goes far beyond reading an eye chart. Our doctors evaluate the full health of your eyes — detecting early signs of glaucoma, macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, and more.
From toddlers to seniors, we tailor each exam to the patient's age, health history, and visual demands — the whole picture, not just how well you see.
Case History & Visual Acuity
We review your health history, medications, and family eye conditions, then measure how clearly you see at various distances to determine your precise prescription.
Eye Health Evaluation
A thorough assessment of your retina, optic nerve, lens, and cornea — screening for glaucoma, cataracts, macular degeneration, and more.
Same-Day Prescription
You leave with your updated glasses or contact lens prescription, referrals if needed, and a personalized care plan.
Everything in Your Exam
Refraction and precise glasses & contact lens prescription
Glaucoma screening with intraocular pressure measurement
Retinal examination for diabetic changes and macular degeneration
Color vision and binocular vision testing
Cataract evaluation and monitoring
Personalized recommendations for your visual lifestyle
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
How often should I have an eye exam?
Most adults should have a comprehensive exam every one to two years. Patients with diabetes, a family history of eye disease, or existing conditions should be seen annually or as recommended by your doctor.
How long does the exam take?
Plan for 30–60 minutes. If your eyes are dilated, allow a little extra time and consider bringing sunglasses for the ride home.
Do you see children and seniors?
Yes — we care for the entire family, tailoring each exam to the patient's age and needs.
What should I bring to a comprehensive eye exam?
Bring your current glasses and contact lenses, a list of medications, and details about your eye and family health history. These help your doctor understand changes in your vision and tailor the exam to you.
Will my eyes need to be dilated?
Dilation depends on your age, symptoms, health history, and what your doctor needs to examine. If dilation is recommended, your near vision and light sensitivity may be temporarily affected, so sunglasses and transportation planning can be helpful.
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Protect your vision with a complete picture of your eye health. Our doctors welcome patients of all ages at both our Rancho Cucamonga and Chino offices.
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Contact Lens Exams
A precise contact lens fitting is more than matching your glasses prescription — we evaluate your corneal shape, tear film, and lifestyle to find the lens that performs best for your eyes.
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Red Eye Visits
Red, itchy, or discharge-filled eyes can mean several different things. We diagnose the cause accurately and prescribe the right treatment — so you feel better fast.
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Retinal Exams
A dilated retinal exam gives your doctor an unobstructed view of your entire retina, optic nerve, and blood vessels — the most thorough assessment of eye health available.
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