Maricopa County
Keratoconus and scleral lenses for Tempe
Specialty lens fitting for irregular corneas, from an independent practice in Ahwatukee that has been in the same neighbourhood since 1994. Around fifteen minutes north on the I-10 or up 48th Street.
About Tempe
Tempe is defined by Arizona State University and by the density of young adults that comes with it. It is also a city that moves on foot and by bike far more than the rest of the valley, which changes what people want from their eyewear and their vision correction.
Why Tempe patients come here for this
Keratoconus typically appears in the late teens and twenties, which makes a university city the place it most often gets diagnosed. Tempe patients are frequently referred here after being told their prescription cannot be corrected further.
Read more about keratoconus and scleral lensesLandmarks near Tempe
- Arizona State University
- Tempe Town Lake
- Mill Avenue
- Papago Park
- Tempe Marketplace
Getting here from Tempe
Around fifteen minutes north on the I-10 or up 48th Street.
- Just off Interstate 10
- Between Ray Road and Chandler Boulevard
- Next to Tutor Time Day Care Center
- Ample parking directly outside the suite
- Reachable from Tempe and Chandler via I-10 and Loop 101
Other services Tempe patients use
Ortho-K and Invisalens
Custom lenses worn overnight. Wake up, take them out, see clearly all day. Reversible, non surgical, and the leading option for slowing myopia in children.
Read moreContact Lenses
Soft, toric, multifocal, rigid, scleral and hybrid. Over 10,000 lenses in stock and a 30 day unlimited warranty on everything sold.
Read moreEye Exams
More than a prescription check. Retinal imaging, glaucoma screening and disease detection, with appointments long enough to do it properly.
Read moreTempe questions
How far is Arizona's Vision from Tempe?
Around fifteen minutes north on the I-10 or up 48th Street. The office is at 15215 S 48th St Ste 180, Phoenix, AZ 85044, with parking directly outside the suite.
Do you see patients from Tempe?
Yes. Patients travel here from across the Phoenix valley and beyond, particularly for specialty contact lens fitting that is not widely available locally.
What are your hours?
Monday to Thursday 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM, Friday 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Closed Saturday and Sunday.
Do you take my insurance?
VSP, EyeMed, Avesis, Medicare, TRICARE, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Aetna and select Cigna plans are accepted, along with other health plans. Call (480) 706-3937 with your details and coverage is verified before your visit.
Book from Tempe
Around fifteen minutes north on the I-10 or up 48th Street. Appointments are scheduled two per hour, so the visit is worth the journey. Call (480) 706-3937 or request a time online.