Medical Eye Exam

Schedule a medical eye exam if you are experiencing pain, trauma, foreign body, or require treatment of a diagnosed disease, such as glaucoma, macular degeneration or corneal disease.

# Optometry Services

# Medical Optometry

Comprehensive Medical Eye Exams with Industry Leading Specialized Medical Optometrists

Address Your Eye Concerns with a Trained Eye Doctor

A medical eye exam is an appointment with an optometrist or opthalmologist  when there is something wrong with your eyes or vision, beyond nearsightedness, farsightedness or astigmatism. If you are in pain, have experienced eye trauma, have a foreign body in the eye, or are diagnosed with or need to evaluate an existing diagnosis of diabetes or an eye disease such as cataracts, glaucoma or macular degeneration, you will need a medical eye exam. These exams are billed to your medical insurance carrier and not your vision plan. If we cannot provide treatment during your visit, we may refer you to one of our medical optometrists or a board-certified ophthalmologist to manage your care

The Difference Between Eye Exams

Optometry

Routine Eye Exam

Routine eye exams can diagnose and provide treatments for the following conditions: 

Optometry

Medical Eye Exam

If you are experiencing the following symptoms, you should see one of our specialized medical optometrists:

 

Ophthalmology

Medical Eye Exam

Our ophthalmologists are capable of treating many eye diseases or disorders and are available for specialized care. If you are experiencing the following symptoms or need the following care, we recommend an appointment with a board-certified ophthalmologist:

We also recommend an ophthalmologist if you are seeking a second opinion on an existing diagnosis.

Medical Eye Exam

Optometry

If you are experiencing the following symptoms, you can see any of our optometrists who provide routine exams at any of our optometric locations:

  • Pain (Level 1-4)
  • Floaters or Flashes
  • Red Eye
  • Dry Eye
  • Foreign Body Sensation
  • Diabetes
  • History of Eyelashes in the Eye

Specialized Medical Eye Exam

Optometry

If you are experiencing the following symptoms, you should see one of our specialized medical optometrists:

  • Pain (Level 5-10)
  • Eye Trauma
  • Visual Aura
  • Headache
  • Loss of Vision
  • Double Vision
  • Curtain/Veil Covering Eye
  • Blood in the Eye
  • Current Diagnosis and Management of: Cataracts, Glaucoma, Macular Degeneration, Diabetic Retinopathy, Keratoconus, Corneal Disease & Iritis

Ophthalmic Medical Eye Exam

Opthalmology

If you are experiencing the following symptoms or need the following care, we recommend an appointment with a board-certified ophthalmologist:

 

  • Retinal Detachment
  • Retinal Injections
  • Cataract Surgery
  • Advanced Glaucoma
  • Bags Under Eyes
  • Eyelids Covering Eyes

We also recommend an ophthalmologist if you are seeking a second opinion on an existing diagnosis.

The more you learn about your own eye health, the better you can collaborate with your eye doctor. Our board-certified physicians will share knowledge, coach and empower you to make factually informed decisions about your care and treatment plan.

Medical Eye Exam Conditions & Treatments

Common Conditions
Common Treatments

Accepted Medical Insurance for Medical Eye Exams

As a group, we accept accept a variety of medical plans to cover medical eye exams.

Do you have a prescription? No Appointment Necessary!

If you have an existing prescription for eyeglasses or contact lenses, stop in anytime during business hours at any one of our locations. You do not need an appointment to speak with one of our eye care professionals to fill your prescription.

Highly Rated Eye Doctors & Vision Care Specialists

Your sight is your most important sense. Therefore, you want to make sure it is in excellent hands. You can trust the vision care specialists at Sight360, but don’t take our word for it.
Here’s what our patients have to say about the level of care we provide.