Fits lenses for eyes that need a medical reason to wear them.
Contact lenses
Contact lenses, fitted by a doctor
An exam, a fitting and a follow-up, in that order, with a lesson before you leave.
A fitting is done by a doctor of optometry. Some people wear lenses for a medical reason, such as an irregular surface of the eye, and a longer visit is set for them.
Your prescription is yours. We give you a copy of your contact lens prescription when the fitting is finished, and you can fill it anywhere.
What happens at the visits
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Step 1: The exam
A contact lens exam is a full eye exam plus measurements of the front of the eye.
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Step 2: The fitting
We choose a lens and a size, and you try it. Some eyes need a medical reason to wear one, and we say so.
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Step 3: A lesson
You put the lens in and take it out in the office before you take anything home.
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Step 4: Follow-up
A check after a week or two, and then a yearly exam.
Billing and what to bring
How it is billed
A contact lens exam and fitting is billed separately from a routine eye exam, and a vision plan may cover part of it. A visit for an eye problem is billed to medical insurance. We tell you what each part costs before you decide.
How fees workWhat to bring
Your current lenses and their box
Your glasses
Your vision and medical insurance cards
The doctors who fit lenses
Marites Soriano
Doctor of Optometry, Greenwood and Plainfield
- Doctor of Optometry · IN License no. 000000Verify
Sees dry eye and eyelid problems, and children who are referred.
About contact lenses
Can I have my contact lens prescription?
Yes. We give you a copy when the fitting is finished. If a seller calls to verify it, we confirm it.
Can I sleep in my lenses?
Only if your doctor has said your lenses are made for it. Sleeping in lenses raises the chance of an eye infection.
Book a contact lens exam
Pick a time in our booking system, or call and we find one with you.