Patients can securely access their prescriptions and invoices through our patient portal.
We accept a variety of insurance plans so that our patients can enjoy peace of mind when it comes to paying for eye care. Insurance can be confusing, so our knowledgeable staff is happy to help you understand your vision coverage.
We can also provide alternatives if you have no insurance or if your deductible is high. Please call our office for more information.
We accept Care Credit and FSA/HSA.
We’ve partnered with Scratchpay to deliver affordable care to tens our clients. With instant approvals and plans as low as 0% APR, difficult financial decisions don’t have to be difficult. Rest assured, finding a plan won’t ding your credit score.”
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We’re conveniently located in the Strand offices between VAMPD and Pure Barre.
Regular eye exams are essential—not just for maintaining clear vision, but also for spotting potential health issues early, when intervention can be more effective and complications can be better managed. […]
You can wear your previous contact lenses to the exam if you choose. Your optometrist can assess whether your existing lenses properly correct your vision. Then, they can adjust to your prescription to help keep your vision clear and comfortable. However, there are parts of the exam where you’ll need to remove your lenses. Your optometrist will examine your eyes without the corrective power of contacts to assess your eye health and check for signs of underlying problems. […]
Yes, allergies can cause dry eyes—and it’s more than just annoying. While dry eye and allergy symptoms may seem minor at first, they can impact how you see, how your eyes feel, and even how well you sleep. […]
Regular eye exams are essential—not just for maintaining clear vision, but also for spotting potential health issues early, when intervention can be more effective and complications can be better managed. […]
You can wear your previous contact lenses to the exam if you choose. Your optometrist can assess whether your existing lenses properly correct your vision. Then, they can adjust to your prescription to help keep your vision clear and comfortable. However, there are parts of the exam where you’ll need to remove your lenses. Your optometrist will examine your eyes without the corrective power of contacts to assess your eye health and check for signs of underlying problems. […]
Yes, allergies can cause dry eyes—and it’s more than just annoying. While dry eye and allergy symptoms may seem minor at first, they can impact how you see, how your eyes feel, and even how well you sleep. […]