Everything your eyes need, in one place.
Diagnosis and treatment of eye disease, complete contact lens services, surgical co-management and frame styling to complement your lifestyle.
Comprehensive Eye Exams
For adults, seniors and children
A comprehensive exam is about much more than updating your prescription. Dr. Freeland evaluates how well your eyes focus and work together, and carefully checks the health of the eye from front to back — including the retina, macula, optic nerve and blood vessels.
Many serious eye conditions develop without symptoms, so routine exams are one of the best ways to protect your sight for life.
- Vision & refraction testing for glasses and contacts
- Eye pressure screening for glaucoma
- Ultra-wide Optomap retinal imaging
- Personalized recommendations for your lifestyle and screen use
Contact Lens Services
Fittings, evaluations & specialty lenses
We offer complete contact lens services, including all specialty lens products. Whether you're new to contacts or have been told you're "hard to fit," we'll find a comfortable lens that delivers clear vision.
- Daily, two-week and monthly soft lenses
- Toric lenses for astigmatism
- Multifocal lenses for presbyopia
- Specialty and rigid gas permeable lenses
- Training for first-time wearers
Pediatric Eye Care
Helping kids see — and learn — their best
Much of what children learn comes through their eyes, and many vision problems go unnoticed by kids themselves. Dr. Freeland places a special emphasis on pediatric optometry, with patient, gentle exams designed to put young patients at ease.
- School-age vision and eye-teaming evaluations
- Detection of lazy eye (amblyopia) and eye turns
- Durable, kid-proof frames and sports eyewear
- Contact lenses for active kids and teens
Eye Disease, Injuries, Allergies & Dry Eye
Medical eye care when you need it
We diagnose and treat ocular disease, eye injuries, allergies and dry eye. If your eyes are red, itchy, burning, gritty or suddenly blurry, call us — we can often see you quickly and get you comfortable again.
- Dry eye evaluation and treatment plans
- Eye allergy and infection care
- Foreign body removal and minor injuries
- Glaucoma, macular degeneration & diabetic eye monitoring
LASIK & Cataract Co-Management
Expert care before and after surgery
Thinking about freedom from glasses, or told you have cataracts? Dr. Freeland co-manages all types of refractive laser surgery and cataract surgery. We help you determine whether you're a good candidate, coordinate with a trusted surgeon, and provide your follow-up care close to home.
- Candidacy evaluation and consultation
- Coordination with your surgeon
- Post-operative care and follow-ups at our office
Technology that sees what others miss
We invest in diagnostic tools that give Dr. Freeland a clearer, more complete picture of your eye health.
- Optomap dual scanning laser — 200° ultra-widefield photos of the retina, macula, optic nerve, veins & arteries
- Zeiss OCT HD — high-definition cross-sectional retinal scans
- Visual field analyzer — maps peripheral vision
- Non-contact tonometer — eye pressure, no "puff" anxiety
- Computerized auto refractor & pachymeter — precise prescription and corneal thickness
- M&S Technologies computerized vision testing system
Common questions
How often should I have an eye exam?
Most adults benefit from an exam every one to two years, and yearly once you're over 60 or if you wear contacts, have diabetes, or have a family history of eye disease. Children should have exams regularly as they grow. Dr. Freeland will recommend the right schedule for you.
When should my child have their first eye exam?
Early checkups are important because kids rarely complain about blurry vision. A first comprehensive exam before starting school — and regular exams after that — helps catch problems that can affect reading and learning.
Do I need to be dilated?
In many cases our Optomap ultra-widefield imaging gives a detailed view of the retina without dilation drops. Dr. Freeland may still recommend dilation depending on your eye health and history.
Can I bring a prescription from another office?
Absolutely. Outside prescriptions are always welcome in our eyewear boutique.
What should I bring to my appointment?
Your current glasses and/or contact lenses (or the boxes), a list of medications, your vision insurance information, and your completed patient forms if you downloaded them ahead of time.
Ready for your next eye exam?
Call either office and our team will find a time that works for your whole family. Outside prescriptions are always welcome.