Eye Exams in Bonney Lake | Comprehensive Vision Testing

Your Eye Exam Is More Than Just Glasses And Contact Lenses

Eye exams are an essential component of overall wellness. During a comprehensive eye exam, our providers will update your glasses and/or contact lens prescription as well as screen for common eye diseases such as dry eyes, cataracts, and glaucoma. Many eye and vision problems can show up in your eyes without any obvious signs or symptoms. Early diagnosis and treatment are important to prevent long-term damage or vision loss. The American Optometric Association recommends getting an eye exam every year even if you don’t experience any vision changes.

In our office, we have the latest technologies and equipment, including retinal photography with the Optomap Retinal Camera. With the use of retinal photography, we can detect many eye diseases that can otherwise go undetected.

Common Systemic Conditions Detected During A Routine Eye Examination Include:

Impending stroke or heart problems
Multiple Sclerosis
Brain Tumors
Autoimmune diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis and Sjogren's Syndrome

Our doctors work closely with other physicians in the area to ensure complete care of all patients.

Technology-Driven Eye Care

OptoMap Retinal Screening

Meibomian Gland Imaging

Neurolens Testing

Virtual Field Testing

Your First Appointment At Bonney Lake Family Eye Care

When you visit our office for the first time we will collect some basic vision and medical information from you. We ask that you bring the following with you:

Insurance information (both vision and medical)
Identification
List of your medications
Current glasses and contact lenses

What To Expect At Your Eye Exam?

We have a series of tests we perform to ensure your vision and ocular health is in the best shape possible. Our tests are non-invasive and pain free. We also examine the overall health of your eyes, including the structures inside your eyes. Our high-tech exam rooms are outfitted with the best imaging equipment available for a true look at your retina, optic nerve, and macula.

Do You Wear Contact Lenses?