Services
Comprehensive eye exams
More than a vision check. Dr. Alam measures your prescription and examines the health of your eyes, so small problems get caught early.
What it's for
- Yearly check-ups
- A new or changed prescription
- Kids starting school
- Diabetes or high blood pressure
- A family history of glaucoma
What to expect
- 01Health and vision historyWe go over your eyes, health and any medications.
- 02Vision and prescription testingFinding your clearest, most comfortable vision.
- 03Eye-pressure and eye-health evaluationA look at the front and back of your eyes.
- 04Results, explainedYour options for glasses or contacts, in plain language.
Related conditions
Insurance — Most vision plans help cover this. Call to verify your benefits.
Questions
How often should I have an eye exam?
Most adults every one to two years. Dr. Alam may suggest yearly visits for children, contact lens wearers, or if you have diabetes or a family history of glaucoma.
How long does an exam take?
Plan for about an hour, a little longer if your eyes are dilated.
Will my eyes be dilated?
Often, yes. Dilation lets Dr. Alam see the back of your eye clearly. Your vision may be blurry and light-sensitive for a few hours, so bring sunglasses.
Do you see children?
Yes. Call us and we'll help you choose the right time for a first exam.
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