Our Mission
At Advanced Family Eye Care, our mission is simple: to deliver exceptional eye care with compassion,
integrity, and a commitment to the lifelong well-being of every patient we serve. We combine state-of-the-art
diagnostic technology with the expertise of highly trained eye care professionals to ensure you receive the highest
quality care at every visit.
We pride ourselves on offering premium lenses, modern eyewear options, and the latest advancements in contact lens
technology. Above all, our dedication to community, professionalism, and personalized service guides everything we do.
Comprehensive Eye Care for the Whole Family
Healthy vision plays an essential role in your overall wellness. Many eye and vision issues develop gradually—often
without noticeable symptoms—making routine eye exams an important part of preventative health care.
By identifying concerns early, our doctors can recommend treatment options that protect vision, support comfort, and
often prevent long-term complications.
The American Optometric Association recommends yearly or bi-yearly eye exams, depending on your age, lifestyle, and
risk factors. Our team will help determine the schedule that’s right for you.
What to Expect During Your Eye Exam
Your visit includes a thorough, comfortable evaluation of both your vision and the health of your eyes. Using advanced
technology—including detailed retinal imaging and painless laser scanning—our doctors are able to detect even subtle
changes within the eye.
- A visual evaluation of the external eye structures
- A detailed look at the retina and internal ocular health
- Precision measurements to determine your prescription
- Screening for conditions such as glaucoma, macular degeneration, and diabetic eye disease
Once your testing is complete, your doctor will review the results with you, explain any findings, and discuss treatment
options tailored to your needs.
Eye Health Consultation
During your consultation, your doctor will talk with you about:
- Any symptoms or changes in your vision
- Medications you take and how they may affect your eyes
- Your work environment and daily visual demands
- Your overall health
- Family history and previous eye or vision conditions
This information helps us provide recommendations that support your vision, comfort, and long-term eye health.
