At EyeCare for You, we believe eye care should feel personal, clear, and unrushed.

Whether you are coming in for a comprehensive eye exam, contact lens visit, medical eye concern, or new glasses, our goal is to help you understand your vision, feel comfortable during your visit, and leave with a plan that makes sense for your real life.

We keep things as simple as possible.

There is no long packet of paperwork to fill out before your appointment. 

When you arrive, we will walk you through everything.

Please bring:

• Your current glasses
• Your contact lens boxes or contact lens prescription, if applicable
• A list of medications, if you have one
• Any eye drops you currently use
• Your HSA or FSA card, if you plan to use one
• Any insurance information, if you would like paperwork for possible out-of-network reimbursement

EyeCare for You is an insurance-free, direct care optometry practice. We do not participate with vision insurance plans, but we can provide documentation that you may submit for possible out-of-network reimbursement.

Our goal is to make your visit easy, relaxed, and focused on you, not paperwork.

Your eye exam is more than a quick prescription check.

During your visit, we take time to understand how you use your eyes in real life, including work, school, reading, computer use, driving, hobbies, sports, and everyday comfort.

A comprehensive eye exam may include:

Vision testing
Glasses prescription
Eye pressure evaluation
Eye health evaluation
Retinal imaging
Screening for eye disease
Discussion of your symptoms and visual needs
Personalized recommendations
Time to ask questions

Our goal is to help you see clearly, understand your eye health, and leave with practical recommendations that fit your life.

If you wear contact lenses or are interested in starting, your visit may include a contact lens evaluation in addition to your comprehensive eye exam.

During a contact lens evaluation, we check:

Lens fit
Vision with contacts
Comfort
Eye health
Dryness or irritation
Contact lens care and safety
The best lens option for your lifestyle

We offer several contact lens options, including standard spherical lenses, toric lenses for astigmatism, multifocal lenses, and specialty lenses when appropriate.

We also see patients for medical eye concerns, including:

Red eyes
Eye irritation
Eye pain
Flashes or floaters
Allergies
Dry eye symptoms
Contact lens problems
Sudden changes in vision or comfort

Medical visit pricing depends on the complexity of the concern. We will explain costs clearly so you know what to expect.

If your symptoms suggest something urgent or more specialized, we will help guide you to the right next step.

If you need glasses, our optical team will help you choose frames and lenses that fit your prescription, lifestyle, budget, and personal style.

We can help with:

Everyday glasses
Computer glasses
Reading glasses
Progressive lenses
Prescription sunglasses
Specialty lenses for work, hobbies, and sports

We believe your glasses should work for your real life, not just the eye chart.

Before you leave, we will review your recommendations, answer your questions, and help you understand the next steps.

This may include ordering glasses or contacts, scheduling follow-up care, sending a referral, or helping you submit paperwork for possible out-of-network reimbursement.