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Eye Health and Vision Examinations

Your Visit

Our staff will strive to make your visit comfortable and convenient.

Typically your visit will include:

• Check in—Our friendly representative at the front desk will go over insurance information, medical history and other diagnostic information the doctor may need for your exam.
• Pre-Screening—An optometric assistant will ask about any medications you are currently taking as they may affect your vision, and will conduct pre-screening tests for the doctor.
• Eye Exam—Your doctor will conduct a thorough eye exam, checking your total eye health, and will make recommendations based on the findings of the exam.

• Optical—After your exam, your doctor will introduce you to our optical department if you need eyewear or an adjustment on your glasses. Click here for details on all the eyewear products we offer including our exclusive 2-year warranty
• Your Optician—A NYS licensed optician will go over the recommendations made by the doctor and explain the new technologies and options available. You will be properly fitted with the best optical solution for your needs, at the best value.

Treatment of Eye Disease

Cataract Evaluation and Management

Cataracts are the most common cause of visual impairment in the senior population, though cataracts are found to a lesser extent in younger people. Vision problems due to cataracts can significantly affect a person’s everyday lifestyle. Fortunately, great strides have been made in cataract surgery.

If you are faced with cataracts, Eye Care Professionals can assist you in evaluation and management of the condition through:

• Education and information on what a cataract is and what could be expected as time goes on
• Creating a strategy for appropriate follow-up to monitor cataracts
• Assisting you in deciding to pursue cataract surgery and being an advocate for quality surgery
• Continuing to act as your eye care provider shortly after the surgery. Visit the Vision Conditions section for more information on cataracts