Runs the eye exams and fits contact lenses, and explains each result in plain words.
Comprehensive exams
Eye exams, explained as they happen
Dr. Sumpter checks how you see and how your eyes are doing, and talks through each result while you're still in the chair.
A current prescription, and a copy of it to keep
A look at the front and back of each eye
Time to ask about screens, headaches and tired eyes
What happens at the visit
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Step 1: History
We ask about your eyes, your screens and your day, and what you want from your glasses.
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Step 2: Measurements
Your current glasses and the starting numbers for the prescription.
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Step 3: The exam
The doctor refines the prescription and checks the health of your eyes.
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Step 4: What we found
The doctor explains the results and gives you a copy of your prescription.
Billing and what to bring
How it's billed
A routine exam is billed to your vision plan. A visit for an eye problem goes to medical insurance. We check which applies before you come.
What to bring
Your current glasses and contact lenses
Your insurance cards
A list of the medicines you take
Your questions
The doctor who does this
- Sudden vision loss, flashes of light, a curtain over your vision, a chemical splash or an eye injury needs care now. Call our office right away or go to an emergency room. If you can't reach us, call 911.
About the exam
Do I need an exam if I see fine?
Many eye problems start without any change in how you see. The exam checks the health of the eye, not only the prescription.
How often should I have one?
The doctor tells you at the visit. Many adults come every year or two, and sooner if something changes.
Can I see the doctor if I've never been here?
Yes. Book a first visit and bring your current glasses.
Book an eye exam
Pick a time online, or call us.