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Complete Vision Care Services for the Whole Family in New Philadelphia & Beyond
Our comprehensive vision care services at The Eye Doctors include routine and medical eye exams, with exact evaluations provided by state-of-the-art testing technology, no matter where you live in New Philadelphia, OH, and the surrounding areas.
The qualified specialists at The Eye Doctors are committed to offering quality in all facets of your eye care, from preserving the general health of your eyes to treating particular ailments for your entire family. Get in-depth, customized examinations to make sure your vision is healthy. Please make an appointment with us right now to prioritize your eye health.
Routine Vision & Eye Health Exams
Everyone, at any age, deserves an opportunity to see the world as clearly as possible. We want to help you see your best by finding the most accurate lens prescription for your eyes and using quality, reputable labs to craft your unique prescription into lenses that give you the clearest vision.
During a routine comprehensive examination, we also evaluate your eyes for health problems that may limit your vision or eye function at present or in the future. Eye exams often reveal other systemic health issues that need to be addressed further. These exams can be billed to vision insurance.
Medical Eye Exams
Medical eye exams focus on evaluating and treating a particular health concern for your eyes. Some conditions commonly evaluated in medical eye exams include diabetes, cataracts, macular degeneration, lazy eye (amblyopia), dry eyes, eye infections, and eye injuries. Many patients must realize that these services are usually covered by their regular medical insurance rather than vision insurance.
State-Of-The-Art Testing Equipment
Many patients are happy to learn that we can now measure their eye pressure to screen for glaucoma without using an air puff or eye drops.
With this leading-edge scanner, we can detect some of the earliest sight-threatening changes inside the back of your eye and help you find treatment before your vision is affected. This is especially important for treating diabetes, glaucoma, and macular degeneration.
Our digital retinal camera takes a photograph of the inside surfaces of your eye to detect and monitor changes in your eye health.
This instrument enables us to look for losses in peripheral vision. This vision loss can be subtle at first and silently progress over time. With the visual field analyzer, we can detect these changes early, before a patient is aware of them. This is useful in detecting and tracking glaucoma and other vision losses associated with optic nerve damage.
