We provide comprehensive medical eye exams for patients of all ages. Whether you’ve already been diagnosed with a chronic eye condition or you’re at higher risk because of family history, age, or health factors. We’re here to help you preserve your sight through regular monitoring and early intervention.
We use advanced diagnostics and a clear, step-by-step approach to help you stay informed, supported, and confident in your care plan.
Our team is trained to detect a wide range of vision-threatening diseases, including:
A condition caused by pressure buildup that damages the optic nerve over time. Often called the “silent thief of sight”, because symptoms can go unnoticed until damage has occurred. Regular pressure checks and visual field tests are key to early detection.
High blood sugar levels can affect the small blood vessels in the eyes, leading to vision loss. If you have diabetes, we recommend annual diabetic eye exams with retinal imaging.
This age-related condition affects the part of your eye responsible for central vision. We track changes in your retina over time using OCT scans to catch and monitor macular degeneration early.
Cataracts cause the lens to become cloudy, resulting in blurry vision and glare. We monitor the progression of cataracts and help you determine when it’s time to consider surgery. We also provide post-operative support and referrals.
We use state-of-the-art diagnostic tools to monitor your eye health:
Optomap®: Ultra-widefield retinal imaging that shows early signs of disease without dilation.
OCT (Optical Coherence Tomography): 3D imaging of the retina and optic nerve to detect microscopic changes.
Visual field testing: Measures your peripheral vision to track the progression of glaucoma.
Retinal photography: Baseline images that help us compare changes year to year.
These technologies help us identify changes early, before symptoms begin.
Living with an eye condition can feel overwhelming. Dr. Vo takes the time to explain your diagnosis, review your imaging results, and walk you through the next steps.
You’ll leave every appointment knowing:
What we’re watching for
How your vision is doing
What treatment options are available
When your next check-up should be
We believe in collaboration when it comes to managing your eye health.
Even without symptoms, you may be at higher risk if you:
Are over age 40
Have diabetes or high blood pressure
Have a family history of glaucoma or macular degeneration
Are highly nearsighted
Have experienced sudden changes in your vision
If any of these apply to you, we recommend scheduling a comprehensive exam with diagnostic imaging.
You should never feel uncertain about your care due to a language barrier. Dr. Vo and our staff offer fluent communication in English, Vietnamese, and Spanish, so you and your family can fully understand your diagnosis and care plan.
Eye disease doesn’t have to mean vision loss, but early detection is key. Whether you’re managing a diagnosis or getting screened for peace of mind, we’re here to support your long-term vision and quality of life.