Our Services
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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Not all contact lenses are created equal — and not all eyes respond the same way to lenses. A contact lens exam is a dedicated evaluation separate from your standard eye exam.
We measure your corneal curvature, assess your tear film health, evaluate your pupil size and iris diameter, and discuss your vision needs and lifestyle before selecting a lens design. The result is a lens that fits precisely, stays comfortable all day, and corrects your vision accurately.
Trusted Manufacturers
We partner with leading manufacturers to provide a comprehensive selection of lens materials, modalities, and specialty designs.
Product availability and specialty ordering vary by office. Your eye doctor will confirm which lens designs are appropriate for your prescription, eye health, and lifestyle.
Ideal for most patients. We fit daily disposables — the healthiest option, a fresh lens every day — and monthly modalities from leading brands.
For patients over 40 dealing with presbyopia, multifocal contacts provide clear vision at all distances without reading glasses.
Toric lenses are engineered to resist rotation. We use in-office lens trials to ensure your lens stabilizes correctly before you leave.
Corneal curvature and tear film evaluation
Trial lenses to verify fit, comfort, and vision before you commit
Training on insertion, removal, and healthy lens care
Annual contact lens prescription renewal
Access to the latest daily, monthly, toric, and multifocal designs
Follow-up visits to fine-tune your fit
Common Questions
Contacts rest directly on your eye, so they require additional measurements and health checks that a glasses exam doesn't include — ensuring safety and comfort.
Unless your doctor specifically prescribes an extended-wear lens, no — sleeping in lenses greatly increases the risk of infection.
Often not. Advances in specialty lens designs mean many previously 'hard-to-fit' patients can now wear lenses comfortably — ask us about specialty options.
Ask the office when scheduling, because instructions can vary by lens type and the measurements planned. Bring your current lenses, packaging or prescription, glasses, and any solutions you use.
Remove the lenses if instructed and contact the office, especially for pain, marked redness, discharge, light sensitivity, or vision changes. A follow-up can check your eye health and determine whether the fit, material, or care routine should be adjusted.
Whether you're a first-time wearer or ready for an upgrade, we'll find the lens your eyes will love.
More than just a prescription check — a full evaluation of your vision, eye health, and whole-body wellness.
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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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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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