Our eye exams are designed to protect your long-term vision, detect problems early, and provide you with clarity. Whether it’s your child’s first eye exam or you’ve noticed recent changes in your own vision, our eye doctors are here to help.
Eye Exams for All ages in Rayville
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Common Exam FAQs
During your comprehensive eye exam, your optometrist checks your vision and eye health. We’ll test how clearly you see, evaluate your prescription, and screen for common conditions like glaucoma, cataracts, and macular degeneration.
Most exams take about 30 to 45 minutes, depending on your needs. If it’s your first visit or you have a medical eye condition, your exam may take a little longer so we can run extra tests and answer all your questions.
In most cases, yes, you can drive yourself after your appointment. However, if your eyes are dilated, you may notice some temporary light sensitivity or blurred vision for a few hours. If dilation is part of your exam, we’ll let you know in advance.
Eye exams are often covered by either your vision or medical insurance, depending on the reason for your visit.
Why Do You Need an Eye Exam?
Eye exams are a critical part of your healthcare. Many serious eye conditions develop with no obvious symptoms and can go unnoticed until they’ve already caused damage. Regular eye exams allow us to detect and manage issues early, when treatment is most effective. Depending on your age and risk factors, an exam can help:
Exams for Every Age & Need
We don’t believe in one-size-fits-all exams because your eyes, your health, and your lifestyle deserve more. Here’s how we tailor eye care for every stage of life:
Pediatric Eye Exams
Children’s eyes change quickly. We offer age-appropriate exams to monitor visual development, check for conditions like amblyopia (lazy eye) and strabismus (eye turn), and make sure your child sees clearly. Led by Dr. Miriam Kohn, our pediatric care focuses on building confidence and strong habits from the start.
School Vision Screenings
A quick vision screening at school isn’t enough. We provide thorough pre- and post-school-year exams that assess how well your child’s eyes are functioning. From reading strain to tracking issues, we make sure their vision isn't holding them back.
Routine Eye Exams
Even if your vision feels “fine,” small changes can go unnoticed. Our adult exams screen for vision clarity, eye health, digital eye strain, and common conditions like astigmatism or early dry eye.
Senior Eye Exams
As we age, the risk of conditions like cataracts, macular degeneration, and glaucoma increases. We offer senior-friendly exams focused on preserving your vision and independence, with clear next steps if anything needs attention.
Diabetic Eye Exams
Diabetes can cause hidden damage to the eyes. We provide detailed diabetic eye exams, led by Dr. Edwin Frankel, to check for early signs of retinopathy, swelling, or blood vessel changes. We coordinate with your primary care provider to support your overall health.
What to Expect at Your Eye Exam
Here’s a quick look at what you can expect from SeaShore House Optical.
Before You Arrive
Complete your patient forms online if you haven’t already.
Bring your current glasses or contact lenses, and a list of any medications.
Have your vision and medical insurance information ready.
During Your Visit
You’ll meet with one of our optometrists who will guide you through the exam.
We’ll assess your vision, eye alignment, and focus ability, and screen for eye diseases.
If you wear glasses or contact lenses, we’ll check your prescription and update it.
If you’re experiencing any specific symptoms (like dryness, eye strain, or headaches), let us know.
After Your Exam
Your eye doctor will explain your results and answer any questions.
You’ll receive a new prescription if needed.
Explore our frames or contact lens options with our optical team.
We’ll help you understand your insurance coverage and any out-of-pocket costs.
