Your eyes are arguably the most valuable asset to experience what the world has to offer.  From the second you walk through the door, there will be a smooth, comfortable transition from being greeted at the front desk to the exam chair and then the optical.  When you come in for your annual comprehensive eye exam, you can expect the following:

• Receive an accurate glasses prescription

• Testing with the most advanced equipment.

• An in-depth evaluation of the health of the eyes, including the areas surrounding your eyes.

• Satisfaction that ALL of your eye related needs are met.

Soft Contact Lenses

There are many soft contact lens choices that correct for nearly all prescriptions.

Corneal Reshaping Contacts

Think of temporary LASIK in that as long as these contacts are worn at night, there is no need for glasses or contacts during the day! These lenses work to limit the increase in prescription as children grow.

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Myopia Prevention Contacts

These are soft contact lenses that are specially designed to slow the increase in prescription as children get older. Ask our doctor about this option if interested.

Specialty Contacts

There are some eyes that need special lenses for conditions such as:

• Keratoconus

• Corneal Transplants

• Severe Dry Eye

These lenses will maximize your vision to be as clear as possible while also feeling comfortable on your eyes.

Gas Permeable Contacts

Anyone diagnosed with diabetes should have their eyes examined every year to monitor their ocular health for any signs of diabetes affecting their eyes.  Diabetes is a condition that can lead to blindness if not monitored and controlled.

Medical Eye Care

Eagle Eye Vision Care is equipped to treat and manage many eye conditions and infections such as:

• Dry Eye Syndrome

• Glaucoma

• Macular Degeneration

• Eye infections

• Eye injuries

Interested in LASIK? Schedule a consultation with Dr. Rothberg to find out if you are a candidate.