How often should I get my eyes examined?

The American Optometric Association recommends annual eye exams for most adults. However, seniors and those with existing eye conditions may benefit from more frequent exams. Children should have eye exams annually or as recommended by their eye care provider.

Do you offer walk-in appointments?

Yes! Eyes Now welcomes walk-in appointments. We offer flexible scheduling to accommodate your busy lifestyle. We are open 7 days a week across all our locations.

What should I bring to my eye exam?

Please bring a valid photo ID and current insurance card if you have vision insurance. We can collect all insurance information over the phone before your appointment to make check-in faster and easier.

Do you accept insurance?

Yes, Eyes Now accepts most major vision insurance plans including VSP and EyeMed. We also offer payment plans for those without insurance. Contact your nearest location or visit our Insurance & Payment Information page for details.

Can I get contact lens fittings at Eyes Now?

Absolutely! Eyes Now specializes in contact lens exams and fittings. Our eye doctors are experienced in fitting a wide variety of contact lens types and brands. We offer complete consultation services to find the best lens for your needs.

How long does an eye exam take?

We aim to complete comprehensive eye exams in approximately 20 minutes. We use advanced technology and efficient processes to minimize your wait time while ensuring thorough evaluation of your eye health.

What is the Optomap retinal scanning?

Optomap is advanced imaging technology that captures a wide-field digital image of the retina. In most cases, this eliminates the need for dilating drops, making your exam more comfortable while providing comprehensive retinal imaging.

What is the OCT retinal scan?

OCT (Optical Coherence Tomography) is an imaging technology that performs a detailed cross-sectional scan of your retina. It helps identify risks for glaucoma, diabetes-related eye disease, and macular degeneration.

Do you check eye pressure without the puff test?

Yes! We use the iCare tonometer, which measures eye pressure without the traditional 'puff' of air. This provides the same accurate results in a more comfortable way for our patients.

Can you treat dry eyes?

Yes, Eyes Now offers comprehensive dry eye therapy services. Our doctors can diagnose the cause of your dry eye and recommend appropriate treatment options to relieve symptoms and improve comfort.

Do you offer LASIK and PRK consultations?

Yes, our doctors provide comprehensive consultations for laser eye surgery options including LASIK and PRK. We will evaluate your candidacy and provide referrals to experienced surgeons if you are a good fit.

Can you co-manage my cataract surgery?

Yes, Eyes Now offers cataract surgery co-management services. We work in coordination with eye surgeons to provide pre-operative and post-operative care.

What is myopia control?

Myopia control involves specialized treatments and strategies to slow the progression of nearsightedness in children and young adults. Options include special contact lenses and prescription eyedrops.

Can you help with digital eye strain?

Yes, we diagnose and treat digital eye strain (computer vision syndrome). Our solutions may include specialized lenses, screen time management strategies, and therapeutic treatments.

Do you have same-day emergency appointments?

Yes, Eyes Now maintains emergency eye care capacity to see patients with acute eye problems the same day. Contact your nearest location or call our emergency line to schedule immediate care.

Can I order contacts online?

Yes! You can order contacts online through our partner portal at eyesnow.arrellio.com. You can also order eye drops and vitamins through eyesnow.myeyestore.com.

Where can I get my prescription filled?

After your eye exam, you will receive your prescription. You can take it to any optical retailer to select frames and lenses, or contact us for recommendations on where to fill your prescription.

What are your locations and hours?

Eyes Now has four convenient locations: Southlake, Irving, Dallas, and Hurst. All locations are open Monday-Friday 10am-6pm, Saturdays 9am-5pm, and Sundays 12pm-4pm. Visit eyesnow.us for specific location details and phone numbers.

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