School tests your children’s eyes.
We’ll help them pass with flying colors.

Vision is critical in school: classrooms, tablets, athletics, and cafeterias. There’s more you can do — optimize your child’s learning with personalized, expert care.

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Does Your Child Have Grade-A Eyesight?

Your child’s vision changes a lot over a year. Their myopia, or nearsightedness, can progress; they develop age-specific conditions like amblyopia (lazy eye) or strabismus (crossed eyes).

The way kids use their eyes is changing, too. More education takes place on computers and tablets, whose eye-straining “blue light” increases the risk of dry eye, headaches, and more.

You can help. Clear vision makes it easier to perform in class, on the field, or even making friends!

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HAS SCREEN TIME AFFECTED YOUR CHILD’S LEARNING?

With the increasing use of digital devices for education and entertainment, many children spend several hours daily in front of screens.

This extended screen time can lead to digital eye strain, characterized by symptoms like headaches, blurred vision, and difficulty focusing. These issues can significantly affect a child’s ability to concentrate and learn effectively.

We offer specialized blue light lenses designed to filter out harmful blue light and reduce the strain on young eyes. Our comprehensive eye exams identify any vision problems early, ensuring your child has the tools for success.

Pediatric Eye Exams Can Be Life-Changers.

Our precise vision prescriptions alone can help children see all they need to. But these annual check-ups also keep your children one step ahead of serious eye conditions.

Need glasses or contacts? We’ll correct and manage their eyesight. Need eye disease care? We’ll make a treatment plan that keeps their development on track.

Our pediatric eye exams catch things general exams won’t.

Early Detection of Vision Conditions

Pediatric eye exams can catch vision issues early on, allowing for timely intervention and treatment. This early detection can prevent potential learning difficulties in school due to undiagnosed vision problems.