During a thorough eye examination, your ophthalmologist evaluates far more than just your visual acuity; they also conduct tests for prevalent eye conditions, assess the coordination of your eyes, and evaluate the well-being of your retina, optic nerve, and cornea.— Emergency services

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An ophthalmology specialty consult welcomes you to consult with an ophthalmologist for personalized evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment of your eye-related concerns. Whether for routine check-ups or addressing complex eye conditions, we're here to provide expert care for your vision health.

A low vision consultation is an evaluation to assess the extent of visual impairment and recommend specific aids, devices, and techniques to help individuals with limited vision perform daily tasks more effectively and independently.

Second opinion consultations involve seeking the expertise of another eye specialist to confirm or explore treatment options for eye conditions. This is particularly valuable in complex cases or when facing significant treatment decisions.

The routine visual field test assesses your peripheral vision, enabling early identification of conditions such as glaucoma and other progressive eye diseases that might result in gradual vision decline.

Corneal topography is a diagnostic procedure that uses a specialized instrument to create a detailed, three-dimensional map of the cornea's shape and curvature. This mapping helps in diagnosing and managing various eye conditions, including astigmatism and keratoconus, and is particularly useful for planning refractive surgeries and assessing contact lens fitting.

Ocular Photography involves non-invasive imaging with light waves to create retina cross-sections. OCT reveals distinct layers, assisting in diagnosing and planning treatment for conditions such as glaucoma, AMD, and diabetic eye diseases.