Our Eye Care Approach

We use diagnostic tools and clinical evaluation to understand your vision and eye health. During your visit, we gather information about your eyes and discuss your needs so we can recommend care that fits your daily life.

We Put You First

At Granite Pointe Eye Care, we incorporate the latest technology into all of our processes because it helps us make your care more comfortable, thorough, and precise. During your visit, we’ll examine your eyes from every angle, with efficient tools that allow us the time to get to know you and your eyes on a personal level.

With a complete picture of your eyes and lifestyle, we can adapt our services to your needs for the exceptional vision and pinnacle of eye care you deserve!

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The Earliest Detection

During your eye exam, we evaluate your vision and eye health using imaging and clinical testing. These tools help us monitor changes over time and identify potential concerns as early as possible. We may use imaging such as retinal photography or OCT as part of your evaluation.

Remarkable Care

If we identify a condition that requires further care, we will discuss your options and help you understand the next steps. This may include monitoring, treatment, or referral when appropriate. Our goal is to support your eye health over time.

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Diagnostic Tools & Treatment Options

We use clinical tools and equipment to evaluate and manage a range of eye conditions. Depending on your needs, care may include in-office treatment, at-home recommendations, or referral to another provider.

Dry Eye

Dry Eye

We’ll examine your eyes in-depth and explore your symptoms and eye health history to determine the root cause of your specific dry eye case. From there, we’ll use a combination of in-office treatments, such as LipiFlow® or BlephEx®, and at-home solutions, like eye drops and supplements, to help improve your tear quality and restore the glands and skin around your eyes.

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Macular Degeneration

Macular Degeneration

We use imaging technologies such as Optomap, OCT, and ERG to evaluate the retina and macula, which are involved in macular degeneration. These tools provide detailed images that help us monitor changes over time and guide ongoing care based on your individual needs.

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Cataracts

Cataracts

If you’re experiencing symptoms like fuzzy or blurry vision, we can use optomap and other technology during our exams to see if cataracts, or the clouding of your eyes’ natural lenses, are the root cause. From there, we’ll use eyewear to help you adapt to changes in your sight and manage your symptoms until you’re ready for surgery.

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Computer Vision Syndrome

Computer Vision Syndrome

If you’re experiencing eye strain after using digital screens for extended periods of time, we’ll check your eyes to see if computer vision syndrome is to blame. If it is, we’ll set you up with blue light-blocking eyewear and other eye strain-reducing solutions, which will make your eyes more comfortable while working or enjoying your favorite screen-time activities.

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Diabetic Retinopathy

Diabetic Retinopathy

To test for diabetic retinopathy — an eye disease caused by high blood sugar and unhealthy blood vessels that can lead to vision loss — we utilize ERG, OCT, and optomap to get a clear view of your inner eye. We’ll then work with you to manage your diabetes and symptoms to keep your retina in great health.

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Glaucoma

Glaucoma

We use imaging and testing to evaluate for signs of glaucoma and monitor changes over time. If needed, we will discuss management options and follow-up care.

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Eyewear Options in Roseville, CA

We offer eyeglasses, sunglasses, and contact lenses to support a range of vision needs, including specialty lens options. Our team takes measurements of your eyes and frame fit to help ensure your eyewear is comfortable and works well for your day-to-day activities. For patients with more complex prescriptions or fitting needs, we provide additional lens options and guidance to help find solutions that align with your vision and eye health.