Why Choose Arizona's Vision for Your Eye Exam?

At Arizona's Vision Eye Care Center, we provide comprehensive eye examinations that go far beyond checking your vision. Our advanced diagnostic technology and experienced optometrists ensure that your eyes receive the highest quality care available.

Regular eye exams are crucial for maintaining healthy vision and detecting eye diseases early when they're most treatable. Our thorough approach to eye care means we can identify potential problems before they affect your daily life.

What's Included in Your Comprehensive Eye Exam

• Visual Acuity Testing: Precise measurement of your vision at various distances
• Refraction Assessment: Determining your exact prescription needs
• Eye Muscle Function: Testing how well your eyes work together
• Peripheral Vision Testing: Checking your side vision for any abnormalities
• Intraocular Pressure: Screening for glaucoma and other conditions
• Dilated Fundus Examination: Thorough evaluation of your retina and optic nerve
• Optomap Retinal Imaging: Advanced cancer screening technology
• Digital Eye Strain Assessment: Evaluation for computer vision syndrome

Advanced Technology We Use

Our practice utilizes the latest diagnostic equipment to ensure accurate results and early detection of eye conditions:

• Optomap Ultra-Widefield Retinal Imaging: Captures 82% of your retina in one image
• OCT (Optical Coherence Tomography): High-resolution cross-sectional images of the retina
• Automated Perimetry: Computerized visual field testing
• Digital Phoropter: Precise refraction measurements
• Corneal Topography: Detailed mapping of your cornea's surface

Conditions We Screen For

During your comprehensive eye exam, we screen for numerous eye conditions and diseases:

• Glaucoma - The "silent thief of sight"
• Diabetic Retinopathy - Diabetes-related eye complications
• Macular Degeneration - Age-related vision loss
• Cataracts - Clouding of the eye's natural lens
• Retinal Detachment - Emergency eye condition
• Dry Eye Disease - Chronic tear deficiency
• Eye Cancer - Ocular melanoma and other tumors
• Hypertensive Retinopathy - High blood pressure effects

When to Schedule Your Eye Exam

We recommend regular eye exams based on your age and risk factors:

• Ages 18-39: Every 2-3 years (annually if you wear contacts or have risk factors)
• Ages 40-64: Every 1-2 years
• Ages 65+: Annually
• High-risk patients: As recommended by your doctor

Preparing for Your Eye Exam

To ensure the best possible examination:

• Bring your current glasses and contact lenses
• List all medications you're currently taking
• Prepare your medical and family eye history
• Bring your insurance cards
• Consider arranging transportation (pupils may be dilated)
• Prepare questions about your vision or eye health