Services

Eye care services in Montclair

Eye exams for adults and children, contact lenses and specialty lenses, eye care adapted for patients with disabilities, urgent eye care, and care before and after eye surgery, at our family optometry office on Holt Blvd.

Comprehensive eye exams

A full check of your vision and eye health: your prescription, how your eyes focus and work together, and the health of each eye, inside and out.

Who it’s for
Adults and teens due for a routine exam, or anyone noticing a change in their vision.
When to call
It's time for your regular exam, or your vision has changed.

Children's eye exams

Eye exams for kids, from first checkups to school-age exams, at a pace that works for children.

Who it’s for
Children of any age, including first-time patients.
When to call
Before school starts, or if a teacher or pediatrician suggests a vision check.

Contact lenses

Contact lens exams and fittings for new and returning wearers, with follow-up care to make sure your lenses fit and feel right.

Who it’s for
First-time and experienced contact lens wearers.
When to call
You want to switch from glasses to contacts, need a current prescription, or your lenses aren't feeling right.

Specialty contact lenses

Contact lens options for eyes that are harder to fit with standard lenses. We can talk through whether a specialty lens may work for you.

Who it’s for
Patients who have had trouble getting a comfortable or clear fit with standard contact lenses.
When to call
Standard lenses haven't worked well for you, or an eye doctor has suggested a specialty fit.

Eye care for patients with disabilities

Patient-centered eye examinations adapted when possible to the individual needs of patients with developmental, intellectual, sensory, or physical disabilities. Our team works to create a comfortable, flexible environment and adjusts the pace of the visit when appropriate.

Who it’s for
Patients of any age who may need a visit adapted to them, and the family members and caregivers who come with them.
When to call
Before the visit, so we can talk through what will make it more comfortable.

Emergency eye care

Help for urgent eye problems such as a sudden change in vision, eye pain or redness, an eye injury, or lost or broken glasses.

Who it’s for
Anyone with a sudden, painful, or worrying eye problem.
When to call
Call right away rather than requesting an appointment online. If the office is closed and you have a serious eye injury or sudden vision loss, go to the nearest emergency room or call 911.

Surgical co-management

Eye care before and after eye surgery, coordinated with your surgeon, so you can have your checkups close to home.

Who it’s for
Patients who are considering, planning, or recovering from eye surgery.
When to call
You're considering eye surgery, or your surgeon has asked for follow-up visits.

This page describes services in general terms only. It is not a diagnostic tool and cannot tell you what care you personally need. That's what your visit is for.

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Emergency & urgent eye care

Call us right away, before waiting for an open appointment, if you have any of the following:

  • Lost or broken glasses
  • Out of contact lenses
  • Vision loss
  • Sudden onset of a change in vision
  • Pain, redness, or sensitivity to light with or without discharge
  • Any type of trauma
  • Contact lens related pain, redness, discharge or discomfort
  • Double vision
  • Recent onset of headaches
  • Flashes of light or floaters in one eye or both
  • An area of darkness in central or peripheral vision
  • Sudden onset of a droopy eyelid

If the office is closed and you have a serious eye injury or sudden loss of vision, go to the nearest emergency room or call 911.

Medical disclaimer. This site is general information about our practice. It is not medical advice, not a diagnosis, and not a substitute for a comprehensive eye exam by a licensed optometrist.

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