Comprehensive Eye Exams in Harrisburg

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Get Clarity on Your Ocular Health

Your eyes are unique. Your eye care should be too.

With a thorough eye exam by Carolina Eye Doctors, you’ll receive an accurate glasses prescription to provide you with the clearest, most comfortable vision for all your visual needs.

Your eye health is also an integral part of your yearly visits, and your doctor will examine your eyes’ internal and external structures with advanced technology to ensure their health. Preventive care, diagnosis, treatments, and recommendations will all be addressed.

We listen to your questions and concerns and work with you to create treatment plans that are personalized to you. Schedule your next eye exam with us today!

What to Expect

Comprehensive eye exams are a key aspect of your overall healthcare plan.

Your vision and ocular health can change over time. Regular eye exams ensure you can see clearly and comfortably and detect early signs of eye diseases or other visual conditions. 

Your optometrist can detect over 270 systemic and chronic health conditions with eye exams, even if these conditions develop without showing symptoms. 

Book your next eye exam with us today and get started on protecting your vision!

During your Eye Exam

The visual acuity test measures how clearly you can see.

When you think of an eye exam, you’ll likely picture the visual acuity test. Your optometrist asks you to read different-sized letters off a chart to determine your ability to read and see clearly at varying distances.

Each eye is tested separately.

The refraction assessment detects and measures refractive errors.

A refractive error occurs when light entering your eyes doesn’t focus properly on your retina. These errors can create issues with your vision, such as blurring or distortion. Some examples of refractive errors include myopia (nearsightedness), hyperopia (farsightedness), and astigmatism.

We use the refraction assessment to determine your prescription.

The retinal examination can be conducted in a few ways, including fundus photography or dilation. With a retinal exam, we analyze the health of your eyes. 

We can see your retina, your optic disc, and the blood vessels of your eye, as well as other internal structures. This exam helps us evaluate your ocular health and detect any signs of disease. 

The eye muscle test evaluates the muscles responsible for eye movement.

You’ll follow a point while we look at your eyes. We look for signs of poor control or coordination. If we notice any abnormalities in your muscle movements, we can help you find treatments to strengthen your eyes and visual system.

The tonometry portion of your eye exam measures the fluid pressure inside your eyes (intraocular pressure).

This text can detect early signs of glaucoma, a disease that can damage the optic nerve. You might remember going to your optometrist as a child and getting a puff of air in each eye. This is a form of tonometry.

We also offer applanation tonometry and iCare tonometry.

How to Prepare

There are a few things you can do to prepare for your appointment to make sure you have the best possible experience with us:

  1. Ensure your patient forms have been properly filled out & submitted before your appointment.
  2. Confirm your $35 reservation fee is paid (without it, we won’t be able to see you).
  3. Think about any questions or concerns about your eye health—we want to make sure you leave with peace of mind.

If you’re a first-time patient or need more information, please contact us before your appointment. We can help you prepare and give you any information you need.

Did You Know…

Did you know that you should see your optometrist once a year? Yes, even if your vision is clear.

Eye exams protect your vision and ocular health. Schedule your next eye exam with us today! 

Our Specialties

Dry Eye Restore

Dry Eye Restore

Finding relief starts with understanding the cause of your dry eye disease. Our program evaluates not just the amount of tears but the chemical composition and stability of your tears.

Medical Contact Lenses

Medical Contact Lenses

Along with specialty and medical contact lenses, we offer comprehensive contact lens exams and fittings to help ensure your new lenses fit comfortably and safely.

Myopia Management

Myopia Management

Myopia is a vision condition that makes distant objects appear blurry and often begins during childhood and continues through adolescence.

Vision Rehab

Vision Rehab

Vision rehab is the standard care if you’re dealing with vision loss. It involves a variety of techniques to help you perform daily activities with your remaining vision level.

Our Location

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You can find us off Roberta Road in the Town Center. Please call or text us if you have any trouble finding our office. 

Our Address

  • 4350 Main Street, Suite 101
  • Harrisburg, NC 28075

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Hours Of Operation

  • Monday: 9:00 AM 5:00 PM
  • Tuesday: 9:00 AM 5:00 PM
  • Wednesday: 9:00 AM 5:00 PM
  • Thursday: 9:00 AM 5:00 PM
  • Friday: 9:00 AM 5:00 PM
  • Saturday: Closed
  • Sunday: Closed

Appointment Only: 8:00 AM – 9:00 AM 
Closed Daily for Lunch: 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM

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