Comprehensive Eye Examinations with Daytona Optomap, Zeiss iProfiler, and Matrix Visual Field

When we do eye exams, we refuse to cut corners. We have the latest technology including:

The Daytona Optomap: This revolutionary imaging devise allows Dr. Cornish to see a 200 degree view of the back of your eye WITHOUT DILATION.

The Zeiss iScription Wavefront iProfiler: This machine allows for 25x greater precision than standard refraction. It acccounts for both the front and the back of your eye to decrease glare, halo's, and decreased vision at night.

A Full Threshhold Matrix Visual Field Analyzer:  Great for following and screening for degenerative diseases such as Glaucoma, Diabetes, Rheumatiod Arthritis, retinal lesions and tumors.  

We always schedule ample time so you will never feel rushed. We provide complete eye care for both adults and children.

Our comprehensive eye examinations check your eyes inside and out for glaucoma, cataracts and all other ocular specific diseases, as well as; high blood pressure, diabetes and other systemic diseases. .

We have been fitting specialty contact lenses for years and have seen some incredible changes in that time. By far the most exciting changes have occurred in the last few years.

Multifocal/Presbyopic contact lenses are a quickly advancing technology. Having trouble seeing up close, and don't want to be stuck in glasses? Give us a call.

Allergies can be particularly annoying to contact lens wearers. In the past many people had to quit wearing their lenses for a month or two during the allergy season. New lens materials and allergy medications have made it possible for these people to eliminate itchy eyes. These medications such as Patanol and Alocril are amazingly effective and safe even in children as young as three.

Our optical has many new and traditional frames and lens designs available.

Our highly qualified optician and staff are able to adjust and fit your glasses to you for extended comfort and vision.

Everyone is talking about LASIK. Here is a brief description of the procedure.

Everyones eyes are different. Even though you may have had a friend who has had LASIK, it does not mean it is right for you. If you are interested in laser vision correction, we will be happy to guide you in picking the right surgeon, procedure and laser appropriate for you. For many of you who are long-term contact lens wearers our pre-operative input can make the difference between an excellent result and a mediocre one.

Post-operatively we can monitor your eyes, and taper medications to arrive at the best possible result. After all, no one knows your eyes better than your optometrist.

Vision, in the broadest sense, is the global ability of the brain to extract, process and act on information presented to the eye. This complex process can be thought of as three major but related areas: visual acuity, which is largely dependent upon refractive status and eye health; visual efficiency skills, representing eye focusing, teaming, and tracking skills; and visual information processing, representing the ability to recognize and discriminate visual stimuli and to interpret them correctly based upon previous experience. Every examination we provide, regardless of age, has these thoughts in mind.

Our office provides emergency services for eye infections and eye injuries.

Please call our office at 954-839-8526 during office hours or our emergency number; 954-478-8428 after hours or on weekends.

Our staff will work with you to schedule an appointment as soon as possible. State of the art microscopes allow us to examine the front surface of the eye and facial areas around the eye for infection or injury. After assessing the extent of the injury or infection a treatment plan will be formulated and explained to you. Treatment may include medications and supportive care. Follow-up visits to monitor your recovery will be scheduled as needed.

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Seeing clearly is not enough. For many people, reading and hand-eye coordination tasks can be very difficult. The act of sight not only includes ones eyes, but it also includes the neurological activity that processes the visual information. Throwing a ball or skiing down a hill, is a learned activity; to do either well takes practice. Those who do it best are those who started learning at the earliest age. Sight plays an important role in the learning of these activities. Sight is the steering mechanism; it is the main activity that provides feedback regarding what really is happening. We provide Vision Therapy to help individuals learn how to process visual information and develop better hand-eye coordination skills.

We accept VSP, VCP, Comp. Benefits, AVMED, GHI, United Healthcare, Spectera, Optom Health, Primary Plus, Medicaid, and Preferred Medical Plan along with many other widely used insurances.

We accept cash, credit cards, checks and Care Credit.