How we work
What actually happens
Appointments here are scheduled two patients an hour rather than four or five. That halves the throughput and it is why the eye health portion of the examination gets the time it needs.
A standard visit, start to finish
Request an appointment2 minutes
Use the form or call the office. The front desk follows up to confirm a time and to verify what your insurance covers before you arrive.
Pre-testing10 to 15 minutes
Lensometry, refractometry, glaucoma screening, corneal topography and Optomap retinal imaging, all before you see the doctor.
History and refraction15 minutes
A full history covering health, medications and how you actually use your eyes, then the refraction that determines your prescription.
Eye health examination10 to 15 minutes
Slit lamp examination, eye pressure, and assessment of the retina and optic nerve.
Findings and recommendation5 to 10 minutes
What was found, explained with your own images on screen, and a clear recommendation about what to do next.
Optical or fittingas needed
Frame selection and fitting, or contact lens fitting and handling training, with a clear cost before anything is ordered.
Follow upscheduled
Set at an interval matched to what was found, rather than defaulting to a year for everyone.
The seven journeys
Different services follow different paths. Each family page sets out its own process in detail, including how long each stage takes.
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.
- Candidacy examination (60 to 90 minutes) Full eye health assessment, refraction, corneal topography and a discussion of whether Ortho-K suits your prescription, your corneal shape and your daily life.
- Diagnostic fitting (45 minutes) Trial lenses are placed and evaluated on the eye. Insertion, removal and cleaning are taught properly rather than described.
- Custom lens manufacture (1 to 2 weeks) Your design is generated and the lenses are made to it. Nothing about this is off the shelf.
- First night and morning review (30 minutes) You sleep in the lenses and are seen the following morning so both the vision achieved and the corneal response can be checked.
- Settling reviews (1 to 4 weeks) Further checks as the correction stabilises. Small design changes are normal at this stage and are part of the fit.
Specialty Eye Care
Keratoconus, scleral lenses, advanced dry eye and myopia control. The work an optical shop refers out and this practice takes on.
- Initial consultation (60 to 90 minutes) Comprehensive examination, corneal mapping, symptom review and a plain explanation of what the maps show and what the options are.
- Diagnostic lens fitting (45 to 60 minutes) Trial lenses from the specialty fitting set are placed and assessed on the eye. Scleral, hybrid and rigid designs are all evaluated where relevant.
- Custom lens ordering (1 to 2 weeks) Precise measurements are taken and lenses are made to them individually.
- Delivery and training (45 minutes) Fit is confirmed, and insertion, removal and care are taught properly rather than described.
- Follow up care (every 6 to 12 months) Vision, comfort, corneal health and progression are reassessed and compared against your baseline.
Contact Lenses
Soft, toric, multifocal, rigid, scleral and hybrid. Over 10,000 lenses in stock and a 30 day unlimited warranty on everything sold.
- Initial consultation (60 to 90 minutes) Comprehensive examination, corneal topography and OCT, and a discussion of what scleral lenses can and cannot achieve for your eyes.
- Diagnostic fitting (45 to 60 minutes) Trial lenses assessed on the eye with fluorescein and OCT vault measurement.
- Custom lens ordering (1 to 2 weeks) Lenses made individually to the measurements taken.
- Delivery and training (45 minutes) Fit confirmed, then insertion, removal and filling technique taught with practice time.
- Follow up (ongoing) Settling reviews, then routine review every six to twelve months.
Eye Exams
More than a prescription check. Retinal imaging, glaucoma screening and disease detection, with appointments long enough to do it properly.
- Pre-testing (10 to 15 minutes) Lensometry to read your current glasses, refractometry to get a starting point for your prescription, glaucoma screening, corneal topography and Optomap retinal imaging.
- Comprehensive history (5 to 10 minutes) Symptoms, general health, medications, family eye history and how you actually use your eyes day to day. This shapes everything that follows.
- Refraction (10 minutes) The one or two comparison. It refines the automated starting point into a prescription your brain agrees with, because measured optics and perceived clarity are not identical.
- Binocular vision assessment (5 minutes) How well the eyes work together, coordinate and focus at near. A frequent and very treatable cause of headaches and reading difficulty.
- Eye health assessment (10 to 15 minutes) Slit lamp examination of the front of the eye, eye pressure, and examination of the retina and optic nerve.
- Doctor recommendation (5 to 10 minutes) What was found, what it means, what to do about it, and when to come back. Not a receipt handed over at a counter.
Eyeglasses and Eyewear
Twenty one brands, same day service on many prescriptions, free adjustments and repairs for life, and unlimited replacement under the WOW Warranty.
Pediatric Vision Care
First exam at six months. Amblyopia, strabismus and myopia control, with appointments unhurried enough for a child to relax.
LASIK Co-Management
Independent candidacy assessment, surgeon referral and local post operative care. No surgical sales incentive.
- Comprehensive examination (60 to 90 minutes) Full eye health assessment, refraction, corneal topography, pachymetry and ocular surface evaluation.
- Candidacy determination (same visit) A clear answer, with the reasoning shown from your own measurements.
- Ocular surface optimisation (weeks if needed) Any dry eye or lid margin disease treated before surgery rather than after.
- Referral (as scheduled) Referral to a surgeon with your imaging, measurements and history transferred.
Book an appointment
Call (480) 706-3937 or request a time online. The office verifies your insurance before you arrive.