Red, painful or irritated eyes? Something stuck in your eye? Managing diabetes or glaucoma? Your optometrist is often the fastest, most affordable place to start, without the wait at urgent care.
Arizona's dust, wind, pollen and dry air keep eye doctors busy year-round. Call us first for eye problems like these. We'll do our best to see you the same day:
Call (602) 263-0850. For a severe injury or chemical exposure after hours, go to the nearest emergency room.
Regular monitoring is the key to protecting your sight from conditions that progress slowly and silently.
Yearly retinal exams with Optomap imaging to check for diabetic retinopathy. Learn more.
Eye pressure checks and optic nerve imaging to catch glaucoma early and follow it over time.
Retinal imaging and guidance on nutrition, UV protection and home monitoring for age-related macular degeneration.
We monitor cataracts as they develop and refer you to a trusted surgeon when it's time.
From prescription eye drops and punctal plugs to Envision IPL and radiofrequency. See dry eye treatment.
Optomap ultra-widefield imaging gives a detailed baseline of your retina to compare at every visit.
When you see us for an eye problem, such as an infection, injury, diabetes or glaucoma, the visit is generally billed to your medical insurance instead of your vision plan. We accept Medicare, BCBS and Aetna, along with VSP, EyeMed and Spectera for routine care.
We also accept FSA and HSA cards and CareCredit. How vision and medical insurance differ.
Yes. Optometrists diagnose and treat most red eye problems, including pink eye, allergies, styes, scratches and dry eye, and can prescribe eye drops when needed. Call us and we'll do our best to see you the same day.
Call us right away for sudden vision loss, new flashes of light or a shower of floaters, a curtain over your vision, eye pain, chemical exposure or an eye injury. For a severe injury or chemical burn after hours, go to the nearest emergency room.
Usually, yes. Visits for a medical problem are typically billed to your medical insurance, such as Medicare, BCBS or Aetna, rather than your vision plan.
We screen for and monitor both, using eye pressure checks and retinal imaging to track changes over time. When surgery or a specialist's care is needed, we coordinate with trusted ophthalmologists in the Valley.
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