Services provided for ADULTS at FamilyLife Vision Care
Personalized Vision and Eye Health Examinations:
The American Optometric Association recommends yearly exams for adults, not only to detect vision changes but to maintain eye health. Even small changes in vision can result in decreased performance at work and home.
Today’s adults in our highly technological society have greater visual demands than ever before. Excessive computer and near work, both at home and in the workplace, can induce eyestrain, fatigue, headaches and dry eye. This condition, known as Computer Vision Syndrome, can be effectively treated with computer eyeglasses and/or proper designing of your computer workplace. Please visit allaboutvision.com for more information on Computer Vision Syndrome.
We manage vision changes throughout your entire adult life as well as offer diet and nutritional counseling to manage such conditions as dry eye, age related macular degeneration and cataracts. For more information see:
We test and treat eye conditions such as Dry Eye, Cataracts, Age- Related Macular Degeneration and Glaucoma . For more information on Dry Eye see:
State-of-the Art Technology
We utilize State-of-the-Art technology to examine your retinal health, such as the OptoMap Retinal Scan, which, in most cases, eliminates the need to dilate the pupils. The OptoMap allows us to take a digital image which the doctors then use to examine the retina. You will also be shown the inside of your very own eyes by the doctor. We then use those photos to monitor any changes in your retinal health from year to year. Visit www.optos.com for more information.
We also utilize other advanced Retinal Photography techniques which will reveal any defects in retinal integrity and aid in diagnosing and managing eye-related problems, such as glaucoma, retinal degeneration and many systemic problems, such as diabetes and hypertension.
Advanced Diagnostic Procedures
Visual Fields
OCT
Retinal Photography
Diagnosis and Treatment of Ocular Disease
Dry Eye
Cataract
Glaucoma
Age-Related Macular Degeneration
Treatment of Emergency Eye Conditions
Allergies
Sudden Eye Pain/Soreness
Eye Infections/Red Eyes
Flashes/Floaters
Foreign Body Removal
Sudden Loss of Vision
Work and Sports Related Eye Injuries
Chemical Burns
Diet and Nutritional Counseling for Eye Health
Dry Eye
Age-Related Macular Degeneration
Cataracts
Co-management and Surgical Consultation
Laser Vision Correction
Cataracts
Age-Related Macular Degeneration
Diabetic and Hypertensive Retinopathy
