Adult Eye Exams

Vision Services

Comprehensive Eye Wellness & Advanced Diagnostics

At eyeSmile Vision, we use leading diagnostic technology to provide a holistic view of your health. Because many sight-threatening diseases develop without warning, regular screenings are essential for proactive eye care.

Our Diagnostic Suite Includes:

  • Precision Imaging: Retinal photography and Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) for detailed, cross-sectional views of the eye.
  • Advanced Analysis: Autorefraction, keratometry, and visual field analysis to map your sight with pinpoint accuracy.
  • Patient-First Comfort: Tonometry using modern “no-puff” technology to safely measure eye pressure.

Following your data collection, Dr. Stacey conducts a comprehensive health evaluation. This includes fine-tuning your prescription for glasses or contacts and a systemic health review to identify how your eyes may be reflecting your overall physical health.

The eye exam is broken down into two parts:

1. Diagnostic data collection, which is completed by an Eye Care Technician
2. Vision and eye health evaluation, which is completed by a Doctor of Optometry

The Diagnostic data collection involves non-invasive technology, including:

  • Autorefraction and keratometry
  • Retinal photography
  • Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT)
  • Visual field analysis
  • Tonometry, using a “no puff” tonometer to check your eye pressure

Dr. Jones will then perform a thorough evaluation that includes:

  • A visual examination to determine the prescription for glasses and contact lenses
  • A health exam to evaluate the overall health of the eye as it relates to the entire body

Dr. Jones may perform additional tests as needed.

When someone needs to wear corrective lenses it is usually because of a common refractive error. There are four types of refractive errors: myopia (nearsightedness), hyperopia (farsightedness), astigmatism, and presbyopia (the result of aging eyes).

We will determine if your vision requires correction during the eye exam. Most refractive errors can be managed successfully with corrective lenses, including eye glasses and contact lenses.

Unfortunately, our eyes are not always the best at telling us when something is wrong. With many eye diseases being asymptomatic, meaning they do not have obvious or painful symptoms, early detection before vision loss is key. Our practice uses some of the most advanced technology available in eye care today.