Specialty Care
Children’s Eye Care
Gentle, patient exams for little eyes — because so much of school is what they can see.
For infants, kids & teens.
You might need this if…
- First exam before kindergarten
- Failed a school screening
- Holding things close, sitting near the TV
- Frequent headaches or eye rubbing
- A family history of eye conditions
What’s included
- Age-appropriate, kid-friendly testing
- Vision-development assessment
- Color & depth-perception check
- School & sports vision guidance
- Durable kids’ frames on site
Common questions
For most adults, once a year. Children should have their first exam before kindergarten, and anyone with diabetes, a strong prescription, or a family history of eye disease may need to be seen more often. A comprehensive exam checks far more than your prescription — it’s a health check for your eyes.
We recommend a first comprehensive exam before kindergarten, around age 4 or 5, even if a school screening was passed — screenings miss a lot. Infants and toddlers can be seen earlier if there’s a concern. Our pediatric exams are gentle, game-like, and built for little attention spans.