Technology with a Purpose A clearer view of your eye health. Our diagnostic technology helps us look beyond a vision prescription and evaluate the health of your eyes in greater detail. Thorough comprehensive eye exams and advanced imaging can reveal subtle changes that may otherwise go unnoticed. Finding and documenting those changes early gives our doctors better information for monitoring, treatment, and long-term care. These tests are designed to be comfortable, efficient, and easy to review with you during your visit. Earlier Detection Detailed imaging can help identify and document signs of eye disease before noticeable vision changes occur. Better Monitoring Stored test results give our doctors a reliable record for comparing changes in your eye health over time. Clear Explanations High-resolution images and visual maps make it easier to show you what we see and discuss the next steps. Ultra-Widefield Retinal Imaging Optos Daytona and Optomap Retinal evaluation is an important part of protecting your eyesight. The Optomap image gives our doctors a broad, detailed view of the retina so they can check for damage, disease, and changes that may require follow-up. An image is captured quickly and is immediately available to review with you. It also creates a permanent record that helps us compare findings and monitor a condition over time. Ultra-widefield view of the retina Fast, comfortable, non-invasive imaging Detailed documentation for future comparison Supports early detection and ongoing monitoring Your browser does not support HTML5 video. Learn how Optomap retinal imaging works. Visual Field Testing Octopus 600 Visual Field Analyzer The Octopus 600 measures the central and peripheral vision of each eye individually. It creates a map of the complete visual field and can reveal blind spots or more subtle areas of dim vision. Visual field testing is frequently used to look for signs of glaucoma-related optic nerve damage. It can also support the evaluation of retinal disease, eyelid conditions, optic nerve disorders, and neurological problems affecting the visual pathway. High-Resolution Retinal Imaging iVue Optical Coherence Tomography Optical coherence tomography, commonly called OCT, uses light waves to create detailed cross-sectional images of the retina and optic nerve. The test allows our doctors to see individual retinal layers with exceptional clarity. OCT imaging supports the diagnosis and monitoring of conditions including glaucoma, macular degeneration, diabetic eye disease, retinal tears, and other retinal disorders. Because results can be compared over time, OCT is also valuable for tracking small changes. Your browser does not support HTML5 video. See how OCT imaging provides a detailed look beneath the retinal surface. Three Tests in One Tomey RT-7000 Auto-Refractometer The Tomey RT-7000 combines a refractor, keratometer, and corneal topographer in one instrument. It measures focusing power and corneal shape while producing color maps that assist with comprehensive exams and contact lens fitting. Touch-screen alignment and automatic measurement help make testing quick and comfortable. The instrument can also adapt its measurement mode when evaluating cataract or intraocular-lens patients. Dry Eye and Corneal Analysis OCULUS Keratograph 5M The Keratograph 5M is an advanced corneal topographer with a built-in keratometer and a color camera designed for detailed external-eye imaging. It helps us evaluate the tear film, tear meniscus, lipid layer, and meibomian glands. Thousands of measurement points map the corneal surface, while specialized illumination supports dry-eye analysis and clear patient education during exams and follow-up visits. If you experience irritated, gritty, burning, watery, or blurry eyes, this testing can help our doctors better understand what may be contributing to your symptoms. Your browser does not support HTML5 video. Explore how the Keratograph 5M supports a detailed dry-eye evaluation. Personal Care, Informed by Technology Schedule a comprehensive eye exam. Our doctors will recommend the testing that is appropriate for your vision, symptoms, and eye-health history. Request Appointment