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Comprehensive Vision Exams in Ann Arbor
Expert comprehensive vision exams in Ann Arbor. Licensed, insured, upfront pricing.
A comprehensive exam is the one appointment that quietly does two jobs at once: it gets your prescription right, and it checks the health of the eye itself. We book forty minutes for it — roughly double a typical retail slot — because the health side takes real time to do properly. Every exam includes OCT and wide-field retinal imaging, the same technology used in ophthalmology clinics, and you see your own scans on screen while your doctor explains them. You leave with a prescription if you need one, a clear answer on what your scans showed, and no pressure to buy anything before you walk out.
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What your visit includes
- Refraction and an updated prescription for glasses or contacts
- Binocular vision and eye-teaming testing, not just single-eye acuity
- Intraocular pressure check for glaucoma risk
- OCT and wide-field retinal imaging included in every exam
- Dilated or dilation-free retinal exam — your choice
- A plain-English review of every finding before you leave
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From booking to your plan
Book online or by phone
Most new patients are seen within the week, and we verify your vision benefits before you arrive so there are no surprises at checkout.
Pre-testing
A technician captures your imaging, pressure, and history before the doctor comes in, so none of your forty minutes is spent on paperwork.
The exam itself
Forty unhurried minutes of refraction and eye-health assessment with your doctor — questions welcome throughout, not just at the end.
Your plan
Your prescription, findings, and next steps explained on screen and handed to you in writing before you leave the chair.
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Questions about comprehensive vision exams
What makes your exam different from a chain optical?
Time and equipment. We book 40-minute exams — roughly double a typical retail slot — and every exam includes retinal screening with the same OCT technology used in ophthalmology clinics. You see your own scans on screen, and the doctor explains them in plain English.
How soon can I get an appointment?
Most new patients are seen within the week, and we hold same-day slots every morning for urgent problems like red eyes, sudden floaters, or eye injuries. Call before 10 AM and we can almost always see you that day.
What should I bring to my first visit?
Your current glasses or contact lens boxes, your insurance card, a list of medications, and any questions you’ve been saving. Plan for about 45–60 minutes. If you’d like dilation-free retinal imaging instead of drops, just ask when you book.
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See the difference a real exam makes
Book online in under a minute — or call and a human at our Ann Arbor front desk will find you a time this week.
Open Monday 8:00 AM–6:00 PM · 1565 Eastover Pl, Ann Arbor