Comprehensive Eye Exam

At Wellish Abrams Vision Institute, our team provides comprehensive medical eye exams for patients experiencing vision changes, eye symptoms, or concerns about their eye health.

Please note: Wellish Abrams Vision Institute does not provide routine vision exams billed through vision insurance. Our eye exams are focused on the medical evaluation and management of your eye health.

What Is A Comprehensive Eye Exam?

A comprehensive (medical) eye exam is an in-depth evaluation of your eyes and visual system. Unlike a routine vision exam, which primarily focuses on determining whether you need glasses or contact lenses. A comprehensive medical eye exam looks for signs of eye disease, changes in eye health, and conditions that could affect your vision over time.

Your examination may include several different tests depending on your symptoms, medical history, age, and individual eye health needs. A medical eye exam helps our eye doctors understand why your vision may be changing and whether your eyes are healthy.

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What Happens During a Comprehensive Eye Exam?

Visual acuity testing to measure how clearly you see at different distances

Eye pressure testing to help evaluate your risk for glaucoma

Pupil and eye movement testing to assess how your eyes respond and work together

Microscopic examination of the eye to evaluate structures such as the cornea, lens, and surrounding tissues

Dilated eye examination to allow your provider to examine the retina, optic nerve, and other structures inside the eye

Additional diagnostic testing when necessary based on your symptoms or findings

When Should You Schedule a Medical Eye Exam?

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Consider scheduling an evaluation if you notice:

  • Blurry or distorted vision
  • Difficulty seeing at night
  • Increased glare or halos around lights
  • Sudden or gradual changes in vision
  • Eye pain or discomfort
  • Redness or irritation that does not improve
  • New floaters or flashes of light
  • Loss of peripheral vision
  • Double vision
  • Increased sensitivity to light
  • Difficulty reading or completing everyday visual tasks

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Protect Your Vision With Comprehensive Eye Care

Changes in vision can sometimes be an early sign of an underlying eye condition. If you are experiencing changes in your vision, have concerns about your eye health, or need ongoing management of an eye condition, start with a comprehensive eye exam.

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2110 East Flamingo Road,
Suite 210
Las Vegas, NV 89119

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10424 South Eastern Avenue, Suite 100
Henderson, NV 89052

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