At Iris Eyecare, we provide personalized medical eye care to diagnose, manage, and monitor conditions that affect your eye health and vision. Beyond routine vision correction, our doctors evaluate symptoms, detect early signs of eye disease, and provide ongoing care for a wide range of ocular conditions.

Your eyes can also provide important insight into your overall health. Many systemic conditions, medications, and lifestyle factors can impact your vision and eye health. Through comprehensive evaluations and advanced diagnostic technology, we work to protect your sight and help you maintain healthy eyes at every stage of life.

Medical assessment

Our medical eye evaluations address eye-related concerns beyond a routine vision check. We assess symptoms such as headaches, dry eyes, eye irritation, allergies, redness, and changes in vision to determine the underlying cause and develop an appropriate treatment plan.

Because systemic health conditions—such as diabetes, high blood pressure, and other medical conditions—can affect the eyes, regular eye evaluations are an important part of preventive healthcare. We work closely with your primary care doctor and other healthcare providers when needed to support your overall health and ensure your eyes receive the care they need.

advanced diagnostic testing

When additional testing is appropriate, we use advanced diagnostic technology to take a closer look at structures inside the eye and provides information that may not be visible during a routine examination.

Depending on your individual needs, testing may include OCT imaging, retinal imaging, and visual field testing.

Conditions We Diagnose & Monitor

Glaucoma

Glaucoma can develop gradually, sometimes without noticeable changes in vision. OCT imaging and visual field testing can provide valuable information about the optic nerve and peripheral vision, helping us establish a baseline and monitor for changes over time.

Retinal & Macular conditions

Detailed retinal imaging and OCT can provide a closer look at the retina and macula. These technologies can help us identify and monitor changes associated with conditions such as age-related macular degeneration and other retinal conditions.

Diabetic Eye Disease

Diabetes can affect the blood vessels and tissues of the retina, sometimes before vision changes are noticeable. Retinal imaging and other diagnostic testing can help us evaluate retinal health and monitor for changes associated with diabetic eye disease.

Cataracts

Cataracts cause changes in the eye's natural lens that can gradually affect vision. During your comprehensive eye examination, we evaluate the health of the lens and monitor changes over time to help determine when additional treatment or referral may be appropriate.

Other Eye & Vision Concerns

Medical eye care may also address retinal conditions, medication-related eye changes, eye allergies, inflammation, irritation, and other concerns affecting your vision or ocular health.

Early Detection. Ongoing Monitoring. Personalized Care.

Your eyes change throughout your life. Regular eye examinations and appropriate diagnostic testing allow us to identify changes, monitor existing conditions, and recommend care based on your individual needs.

If you're experiencing a change in your vision or have concerns about your eye health, we're here to help.