Welcome to Prime Eye Care

An eye exam is the first step to ensuring you have the correct prescription for your vision correction needs. A typical eye exam will include a visual acuity test using an eye chart to measure your distance acuity, a screening to check your color vision, and a test to evaluate how well your eyes work together to view a single fixed target. Our eye doctor will conduct a refraction test to determine your exact eyeglass prescription. Our optometrist will use an instrument called a phoropter; you'll be asked to look through two different lenses and tell our doctor which lens is clearer. Based on your answers, our eye doctor will determine your correct prescription.

If you are new to our practice and currently wear glasses, we ask you to bring your existing prescription to the appointment with you. This will allow our team to compare the results of your eye exam with the prescription you currently wear. Let us know if you have been experiencing increased headaches, blurriness, difficulty seeing at night, or halos around lights. These are all symptoms that you may need additional vision correction than your current prescription. We know that eyeglasses are a major investment, and we want to be sure you have the correct prescription for your vision needs.