Eye Exams

At Eyes on LA Optometry, we provide personalized eye care for patients of all ages. Whether you're due for your annual exam, experiencing changes in your vision, or managing an eye condition, our doctors take the time to provide thorough evaluations using advanced technology and individualized care.


Why Annual Eye Exams Matter

Many eye diseases develop gradually without noticeable symptoms.

A comprehensive eye exam does more than determine whether you need glasses—it allows us to evaluate your overall eye health and detect potential problems before they affect your vision.

Routine eye examinations can help identify:

✔ Changes in your prescription

✔ Glaucoma

✔ Cataracts

✔ Macular degeneration

✔ Diabetic eye disease

✔ High blood pressure

✔ Signs of systemic disease


What to Expect During Your Visit

Four steps of a comprehensive eye exam at Eyes on LA Optometry: medical history, vision testing, eye health evaluation, and personalized recommendations.

What to Expect During Your Comprehensive Eye Exam

At Eyes on LA Optometry, a comprehensive eye exam goes beyond checking whether you need glasses or contact lenses. Our doctors evaluate your vision, eye coordination, and overall eye health to identify changes, address concerns, and provide personalized recommendations.

We provide comprehensive eye exams for patients in Moorpark and West Hills, CA, with an emphasis on thorough evaluations and individualized care.

1. Medical History & Vision Concerns

Your visit begins with a review of your medical and ocular history, current medications, lifestyle, and any vision concerns you may be experiencing.

We discuss your visual needs, including computer use, reading, driving, and other daily activities, to better understand how your vision affects your everyday life.

This information helps our doctors tailor the examination to your individual needs.

2. Vision Testing & Prescription Evaluation

We evaluate several aspects of your vision, including:

  • Visual acuity: How clearly you see at different distances.

  • Refraction: Determining your prescription for glasses or contact lenses.

  • Eye coordination and binocular vision: Assessing how well your eyes work together.

  • Focusing ability: Evaluating how effectively your eyes adjust focus for different visual tasks.

These tests help us identify refractive errors such as nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism, as well as other factors that may affect visual comfort and performance.

3. Comprehensive Eye Health Evaluation

Clear vision is only one part of healthy eyes. Our doctors carefully examine the front and back of your eyes to evaluate ocular health and look for early signs of eye disease.

This assessment helps identify changes that may not produce noticeable symptoms in their early stages.

Depending on your examination findings, additional testing may be recommended to further evaluate your eye health.

4. Personalized Results & Recommendations

After your examination, our doctors review their findings with you, answer your questions, and explain any recommended next steps.

Your recommendations may include an updated glasses or contact lens prescription, preventive care, additional testing, or management of an identified eye condition.

Our goal is to help you understand your vision and eye health so you can make informed decisions about your care.

Whether you're due for a routine examination, experiencing changes in your vision, or looking for a new optometrist, our doctors provide personalized eye care for patients of all ages at both Eyes on LA Optometry locations.