Ahwatukee, Phoenix · Since 1994
Ortho-K, keratoconus and scleral lenses, advanced dry eye and myopia control. Arizona’s Vision was founded in 1994 after a family experience with preventable vision loss, and it still schedules two patients an hour so the examination gets the time it needs.
The first two are why patients travel here, some from other states. The rest is the everyday work, done without being rushed.
Ortho-K is a custom rigid lens worn only during sleep. It gently reshapes the front surface of the cornea overnight, so vision stays clear through the following day without glasses or daytime contact lenses. The effect is temporary and fully reversible.
Read more about ortho-k and invisalensSpecialty eye care covers the conditions a routine sight test is not built to solve: keratoconus and irregular corneas, chronic dry eye, progressing childhood myopia, and eye disease needing ongoing medical management rather than a new prescription.
Read more about specialty eye careA comprehensive eye exam assesses both how well you see and how healthy your eyes are. It combines refraction, binocular vision testing, glaucoma screening and retinal imaging, and it routinely detects systemic disease before other symptoms appear.
Read more about eye examsContact lens fitting matches a lens to the shape of your eye, your prescription and how you actually live. It covers soft daily and monthly lenses, toric lenses for astigmatism, multifocals, and specialty designs for irregular corneas.
Read more about contact lensesGlasses are two decisions made together: a frame that fits your face and suits your life, and lenses matched to your prescription and how you actually use your eyes. Getting either wrong makes the other one worse.
Read more about eyeglasses and eyewearInvisalens is this practice's own name for its orthokeratology programme. A custom retainer lens is worn overnight, gently reshaping the cornea so daytime vision is clear without glasses or contact lenses.
The practice backs the eyewear it sells with unlimited replacement. The office describes the cover as extending even to a pair the family dog gets hold of.
If glasses or contact lenses do not meet expectations, the office remakes them until they are right, at no extra cost, for 120 days after the order.
Every contact lens purchased through the practice carries a 30 day unlimited warranty. This is the substance of the Guaranteed Contact Lens Success Program.
A deep in-house inventory covering daily, monthly, toric, multifocal, rigid gas permeable, scleral and hybrid designs, so most prescriptions leave the same day.
Many prescriptions are finished in-house on the day of the exam rather than sent away for a week or more.
The schedule is deliberately capped so appointments are not rushed and questions get answered properly.
Payment plans are arranged directly with the office rather than through a third party lender, so care is not delayed by cost.
Use the form or call the office. The front desk follows up to confirm a time and to check what your insurance covers before you arrive.
Pre-testing, a full history, refraction, binocular vision assessment and a complete eye health examination with retinal imaging.
Your own images and maps on screen, explained directly, with a clear recommendation rather than a summary handed over at a counter.
Whether that is a prescription, a specialty lens fitting, a treatment plan or a referral, with the cost clear before anything is ordered.
Founder and Optometrist
Dr Mark Page founded Arizona's Vision Eye Care Center in Ahwatukee in 1994 after a family experience with preventable vision loss. Dr Page holds a Doctor of Optometry from the New England College of Optometry and has authored a parent guide to children's vision.
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Dr Hao Nguyen is an optometrist at Arizona's Vision in Ahwatukee, focused on ocular disease, low vision care, cataract management and specialty contact lens fitting. Dr Nguyen holds a Doctor of Optometry from Pacific University College of Optometry and consults in English and Vietnamese.
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Dr Callie Sincennes is an optometrist at Arizona's Vision in Ahwatukee, focused on corneal and ocular disease management, surgical co-management and contact lens care for patients of every age. Dr Sincennes holds a Doctor of Optometry from the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences.
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“Have been going to arizona vision for 14 years...they are so professional and kind and I would not go to any place else and a big shout out to the technician casey..he's the best!”
“Dr Nguyen and her staff are the best.”
“I have been a customer for many years. Always friendly and very helpful. Doctors are very knowledgeable willing to share it. I am a diabetic. I trust them completely. My eyes are in good hands with them.”
“I always feel special when I visit AZ Vision! The staff are always nice and engaging. They always explain what they're doing with very clear instructions. Thank you so much!”
“I've been going to Arizona's Vision for many years, and it's always a wonderful experience. Everyone is friendly and helpful, from the front desk staff to the doctors. Dr. Page is very patient and thorough. Sandy is lovely and I always rely on her to help me pick stylish frames. I know my vision is in good hands with Arizona's Vision.”
“AZ Vision is an excellent optical center with state of the art testing equipment. The staff is extremely friendly as is the management and doctors. I have been going to AZ Vision for over 20 years and love them to pieces they have a beautiful selection of designer glasses to chose from. Go there!!!”
15215 S 48th St Ste 180
Phoenix, AZ 85044
Monday to Thursday 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM, Friday 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Closed Saturday and Sunday
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Read moreUse the request form on this site or call (480) 706-3937. Requests are followed up by the office to confirm a time that works, usually the same or next business day.
Same day appointments are sometimes available. Call the office and ask about availability rather than assuming there is nothing.
Most patients do not need a referral to see an optometrist. Some insurance plans require one, so it is worth checking with your plan before your visit.
Yes. Mention a preference when you book and it will be accommodated where the schedule allows. Requests by doctor gender are also fine.
Allow about an hour for a comprehensive examination. Specialty consultations, including keratoconus and Ortho-K assessments, run 60 to 90 minutes.
Monday to Thursday 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM, Friday 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Closed Saturday and Sunday.
Two patients an hour, so there is time to do the examination properly and answer what you came in to ask. Request a time online or call the office directly.