Services

Complete eye care,for every age.

Routine exams, kids’ eye care, contact lenses and full-scope medical eye care, with advanced diagnostics at all 18 offices.

Medical eye care

Conditions we treat.

Dry eye

Burning, gritty, watery or tired eyes are often dry eye disease, one of the most common reasons adults see an eye doctor.

Who it affects
Screen-heavy days, contact lens wear, age, some medications.
How we help
An exam to find the cause, then a treatment plan you can keep up with.
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Myopia in kids

Nearsightedness that keeps getting worse in childhood raises the risk of eye disease later in life.

Who it affects
Children whose prescription keeps climbing, or whose parents are nearsighted.
How we help
Myopia management care plans built around your child.
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Glaucoma

Glaucoma damages the optic nerve without early symptoms, which is why testing matters.

Who it affects
Adults 40+, family history, diabetes, high eye pressure.
How we help
Pressure testing, OCT imaging and ongoing monitoring.
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Diabetic eye disease

Diabetes can damage the blood vessels in the retina long before vision changes.

Who it affects
Anyone living with type 1 or type 2 diabetes.
How we help
A yearly diabetic eye exam with retinal imaging, with results shared with your doctor.
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Macular degeneration

Age-related macular degeneration affects central vision used for reading and driving.

Who it affects
Adults 50+, smokers, family history.
How we help
Retinal imaging and regular monitoring to catch changes early.
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Cataracts

Cloudy, glare-filled vision is often a cataract, and it is very treatable.

Who it affects
Adults 60+, or anyone with growing glare at night.
How we help
Cataract evaluations and surgical co-management close to home.
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Insurance

Most plans accepted.

VisionFirst accepts most major medical and vision insurance plans, flexible spending accounts and CareCredit patient financing.

Medical visits such as dry eye, glaucoma and diabetic eye exams are often billed to your medical insurance, not your vision plan.

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