Understanding your vision health is so important, especially when it comes to diagnosing eye diseases and conditions. A comprehensive eye exam is essential for detecting vision problems early and exploring treatment options and management strategies. Regular eye exams are necessary for your health, even if you aren’t experiencing symptoms, as many eye conditions and diseases won’t show symptoms immediately.
Find out what the recommended eye exam frequency is and check on your eye health with our team of passionate doctors.
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Not only is the early detection of eye diseases and conditions important, but so is early treatment. Leaving certain eye concerns untreated can lead to potential damage and vision loss over time if not cared for.
We know that discussing eye conditions and diseases can be intimidating but our team is here to give you the treatment and continued care that you need.
There are a handful of eye concerns we check for when providing a comprehensive eye exam. Learn a little more about common eye diseases, conditions, and how they are treated:
Glaucoma is a disease characterized by damage to the optic nerve due to built-up pressure in the eye. This can cause blind spots and vision loss in the eye if left untreated.
Treatments for glaucoma include medication to help with eye pressure, laser treatments to help drain excess fluid, as well as surgery.
A Cataract is a condition in which the lens of the eye becomes cloudy causing vision to be hazy or blurry.
If cataracts are not in an advanced stage, a new prescription can help provide clearer vision. However, often surgery may be required to replace the eye’s lens.
Diabetic Retinopathy occurs in those with type 1 or type 2 diabetes where blood vessels in the retina become damaged causing vision problems or even total loss.
Treatment for Diabetic Retinopathy includes injections, laser treatments, or surgical repair.
AMD occurs when the macula of the eye deteriorates with age and becomes damaged. The macula is located in the retina and controls your central vision and sharpness. Early AMD often has no symptoms, but as AMD progresses your vision can become wavy and blurry.
Treatment for later-stage AMD can include medications, supplements and laser treatments to repair and help slow down deterioration.
If you have been diagnosed with an eye condition or disease, we are here to provide excellent service at every visit. For medical concerns, you can visit our urgent care clinic and use our walk-in services so you are never without care.
At 20/20 Vision Care, we provide comprehensive vision care services, including eye exams, contact lens exams, dry eye therapy, and a wide selection of frames and lenses.
Designed specifically to best manage eye-related health concerns and disease. We also handle urgent eye care matters like foreign bodies, infections, and trauma.
Your children undergo crucial visual development at a young age, and we want to be a part of this journey. We offer children’s eye exams and myopia management to help your children thrive.
We understand that not everyone can make it into our office, so we offer mobile services for those that are homebound, and service the senior homes in our area as well.
Find us just down from the Dairy Queen in the heart of downtown on 3rd Street, across from the CORE Association.
Holiday Weekend Saturday: Closed
Located directly behind our 3rd Street Building, just down from the Fifth Avenue Memorial Church.
Holiday Weekend Saturday: Closed
