Heimer Eye Care is currently accepting new patients. Our eye doctors and eye surgeons look forward to providing you with the best care, advice, and options for your specific vision needs.

When you come for your first appointment, please bring the following items with you:

• Your insurance cards
• Your driver's license or other photo ID
• Referral form from your primary care physician, if required
• List of current medications with dosage and frequency
• List of current eye drops
• Current glasses

*During the course of treatment, in order to provide a thorough eye examination, the doctor may have to dilate your pupils. This can temporarily affect your vision.

Eye health is commonly an afterthought – many people take it for granted until they notice that something is wrong. It’s our goal to change that! Prevention is key when it comes to vision quality. Our eyes make a world of difference in our day-to-day activities, and by giving them the proper care and attention they need, we can help ourselves maintain strong, long-lasting vision.

Eye exams are also critical to uncovering present eye diseases and disorders, many of which can occur without you even knowing. Some serious conditions, like glaucoma and diabetic retinopathy for example, won’t display symptoms until significant vision loss has occurred. Routine eye care paves way for early diagnosis and treatment of such diseases and eye disorders, giving us the opportunity to catch it before it negatively impacts your daily life.