Accent On Eyes

read moreWe love this practice which is why we drive three hours one way to get there. I began coming to Draisin Vision Group for vision therapy after I experienced a brain injury which occurred during a heart catheter procedure. The injury was much like a stroke and affected the coordination of my eyes. During this time we transferred the rest of our eye care to Draisin. I still make the trip for annual check ups and appreciate that the staff know us and are mindful of the distance we drive; we always receive a warm welcome.

read moreThe SHAW lens process uses a patent-pending method to accurately model eye rotation in order to predict distortions caused by eye glasses. That information is then used to design a lens that reduces or eliminates the distortion other lenses can cause. Between computers, tablets, and smartphones, we're needing computer glasses more than ever before. All that screen time can be hard on your eyes and may cause digital eye strain. Eyezen enhanced single vision lenses provide sharper vision than ordinary single vision lenses and are available to everyone-whether you have a prescription or just want a pair of computer glasses.

read more20/20 just means that the person can clearly see a certain letter on the standard eye chart (equivalent to what a person with normal vision should be able to see at 20 feet). There's so much more to healthy vision than 20/20! Above are just a few of the many visual skills evaluated during our comprehensive vision exam. In addition, the health of your eyes, inside and out, is carefully evaluated for such problems as cataracts, glaucoma, hypertension, diabetes, etc. The American Optometric Association recommends that pre-school children receive a complete vision exam at the ages of six months, three years and five years.