How often should I have an eye exam?

It depends on your age, your vision, and your eye-health history. Many adults are seen once a year, and Dr. Pham will tell you what makes sense for your eyes after your exam. If something changes before then, call the office.

What does surgical co-management mean?

Co-management means Dr. Pham works alongside the surgeon or specialist handling a procedure. He shares your history and findings, and stays involved before and after treatment, so you have one familiar office that already knows your eyes.

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When to Schedule an Eye Exam

Practical guidance on timing an eye exam, whether you have symptoms, a new prescription need, or a condition being followed.

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When to Schedule an Eye Exam: the short answer

Schedule an exam when your vision has changed, when discomfort persists, when your glasses or contacts no longer feel right, or when a provider has asked that a condition be monitored. If you have no symptoms, ask our team what interval fits your history.

Reasons not to wait

Sudden vision changes, eye pain, a significant injury, or a new pattern of floaters and flashes are reasons to call rather than to schedule out.

Bringing the right information

Your current glasses, your contact lens details, a list of medications, and your insurance information make the visit more useful and shorter.

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Next Step

Ready to Take the Next Step for Your Vision?

Not sure which type of visit you need? Contact our team and we will help you determine the appropriate next step.

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