Adult & Senior Eye Exams | Heights Optometry

Focusing on Your Eye Health

We offer comprehensive eye exams for your ever-changing eyesight and seek to preserve your long-term vision!

Our doctors conduct comprehensive evaluations to help confirm your eyes are operating to the best of their ability, and gives us the opportunity to update prescriptions for your glasses and even check for the early signs of eye disease.

Our personalized approach combines experience and eye care technology to meet your visual needs. Schedule your next eye exam with us today to get started.

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When to Come in for an Eye Exam

Consistency is key when it comes to your eye exams. Regular eye exams appointments help keep your prescription up-to-date while letting us detect and monitor any potential eye concerns you may have.

We recommend yearly eye exams to help protect and preserve your eye health. However, our doctor may recommend a more customized eye exam schedule to monitor your visual development more frequently.

What to Expect During Your Next Exam

Your eye exam kicks off with a discussion about your health history and vision. Please feel free to ask any questions you may have about your eyes or the eye exam—the more information we have about your vision, the better we can support your eye health.

Your comprehensive eye exam will include tests that assess:

Visual acuity: the ability to see clearly at different distances
Eye focusing: the ability to maintain clear vision during quick changes in focus & distance
Eye tracking: the ability to keep eyes on target when looking from one thing to another
Eye teaming: the ability to use both eyes together

Our doctor also checks for updates to refractive errors like myopia (nearsightedness), hyperopia (farsightedness), and astigmatism.

An eye exam is also an opportunity for us to check your eyes for early signs of eye diseases like cataracts, glaucoma, and age-related macular degeneration. These diseases can cause long-term vision issues, so early detection and treatment are crucial.