Frequently Asked Questions

At My Eye Physicians, we offer everything from routine eye exams, cataract surgery, glaucoma treatment, dry eye management, and diabetic eye care.

Adults should get an eye exam every two years to monitor changes and ensure good eye health. Children ought to have their initial eye test at six months, then again at three years, and then once a year when they begin school.

Yes, we accept most major insurance plans. Please contact our office to confirm if your specific plan is accepted.

Please bring your current glasses or contact lenses and, if you use them, case and solution. You should also take a list of any medications you are taking, and your insurance card. If you are a new patient, please bring any relevant medical records.

Yes, we provide comprehensive pediatric eye care, which includes eye exams, vision tests, and treatment for a variety of children’s eye conditions. Everyone on our team has many years of experience working with children and is dedicated to guaranteeing their comfort.

You can schedule an appointment by calling our office during business hours or by using the online appointment request form on our website.

Absolutely! Our experienced optometrists can help fit you with the right type of contact lenses for your eyes. We offer fittings for standard lenses, as well as specialty lenses for those with astigmatism, dry eyes, or other specific needs.

Yes, after a comprehensive eye exam, we can provide prescriptions for glasses and contact lenses tailored to your specific needs.

An eye emergency occurs any time you have a foreign object or chemicals in your eye or when an injury or burn affects your eye area. If you experience sudden vision loss or severe eye pain, seek immediate medical attention by calling our office or going to the nearest emergency room.