Diabetes is the leading cause of preventable blindness in working-age adults. The catch: early diabetic eye disease has no symptoms — by the time you notice vision changes, damage is already done.
Diabetes is the leading cause of preventable blindness in working-age adults. The catch: early diabetic eye disease has no symptoms — by the time you notice vision changes, damage is already done.
High-resolution imaging that detects diabetic changes at the earliest stage.
The gold standard for thorough retinal evaluation.
We check for fluid buildup that can permanently damage central vision.
We send reports to your primary care team to support your overall diabetes care.
A diabetic eye exam takes about an hour, including dilation. We use advanced retinal imaging to spot the earliest signs of damage — often before any symptoms appear. Results are shared with your primary care doctor or endocrinologist as part of your overall diabetes management.
Yes — and that's exactly the danger. Early diabetic retinopathy has no symptoms. By the time vision changes appear, treatment is harder. Annual screening is the only way to catch it early.
Yes — it includes dilation, detailed retinal imaging, and a focused look for diabetic-specific changes. We also coordinate findings with your primary care team.
Yes. Medicare covers an annual diabetic retinal exam. Most medical insurance plans do as well.
Early-stage retinopathy is often managed by improving blood sugar control and monitoring closely. More advanced cases we refer to a retinal specialist for treatment.
Book a diabetic eye exams appointment online or call us directly. New patients welcome.
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