Our Exams

What can you expect from your eye exam?
First our friendly receptionist will take your contact information including phone number, address, etc. Then one our of trained optometric assistants will escort you to a "pre-screening" area where they will take measurements like the approximate way you currently see, color vision, depth perception, blood pressure and pressures within the eye. They will ask some questions about any visual or medical history and record the amount of vision you have with your natural vision and with any eye glass or contact lens correction you currently wear. They will also do a few more tests that will give Dr. Hagens a starting point on how well your eyes work together as a team.
Then Dr. Hagens will check your eyes for vision errors as well as for eye health and medical concerns. Frequently eye drops are used to "dilate" the pupils (open them wide so that a more through look inside of the eyes is possible) and photos of the inside of the eye may also be recommended. After the initial evaluation, Dr. Hagens may request further specialized testing on her findings. The entire exam is painless (other than a short stinging if eye drops are used), and can take anywhere from 20 to 90 minutes depending on which tests are needed.
Testimonials
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Other Information:
- Contact Lens Services
A wide range of Contact Lenses to fit your needs ... - Low Vision
- High Fashion Frames and Glasses
... Look Great, and See Better - New Technology and Equipment
As a patient of the Oyen Optometry Clinic, we are proud to provide you with the most advanced eye care available. - Ask Doctor Hagens
Answers to some of your Optometry questions... - Introducing 'free form'
Why settle for mass-produced lenses? - Optomap - A new standard of care
- Open your eyes with Optics 101
- Old glasses, new hope
Your recycled specs make a world of difference - Dry Eyes a Challenge?
Get out of the desert - New materials, new designs
Contacts are healthier - The perfect fit!
Your Doctor RecommendsTM D/R Progressive lenses - Night driving
- Vitamins and your eyes
- Computer Vision Syndrome


