Comprehensive Eye Exam

Schedule Your Next
Eye Exam With Us

More than a vision test. Dr. Tufte has examined over 855,000 eyes individually, and a comprehensive exam checks not just how well you see but the health of the eye itself: the retina, the optic nerve, and the blood vessels at the back of your eye.

  • The “No Drops” Exam
  • No air puffs, no numbing drops, no dilating drops, and nothing invasive, so you keep your ability to drive home.
  • You review your own retinal photo with the doctor
  • Annual exams recommended for adults and children

Call our team to arrange your visit.

Patient completing a comprehensive eye exam
Optos Optomap wide-field retinal imaging device

Retinal Imaging

Optos Optomap Wide
Field Retinal Imaging

Our Optos technology captures a 200-degree, high-resolution image of your retina in a single, comfortable scan — no drops, no bright flash. This ultra-widefield view allows our doctors to check your eye health quickly and thoroughly, helping detect conditions like glaucoma, macular degeneration, and diabetic retinopathy early.

  • 200-degree wide field retinal scan
  • Captures scans in less than a second
  • Does not require pupil-dilating eye drops

OCT Scanning

OCT Imaging of the
Retina and Optic Nerve

Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) provides detailed cross-sectional images of your retina and optic nerve — like an MRI for your eyes. This non-invasive scan helps us detect and monitor conditions before symptoms even appear.

What OCT Detects

Glaucoma, macular degeneration, diabetic eye disease, and other conditions that affect the layers of the retina.

Why It Matters

Early detection means earlier treatment and better outcomes for your long-term vision.

Detailed retinal image used during OCT evaluation
Patient receiving diagnostic eye imaging

What’s Included In Your Exam

What To Expect

Glaucoma, diabetic eye disease and macular degeneration all begin without symptoms. By the time you notice a change, damage has usually already happened. An annual exam is how these get caught while they’re still treatable.

  • Vision and prescription check
  • Optomap retinal imaging
  • Eye pressure test for glaucoma, without the air puff
  • Assessment of the optic nerve and retina
  • Discussion of what we found

Complete Diagnostics

Additional Diagnostic
Equipment

Beyond our Optos and OCT systems, our clinic is equipped with a full suite of diagnostic tools to evaluate every aspect of your vision and eye health.

Digital Retinal Photography

High resolution digital imaging of the central retina

Automated Visual Fields

Precise mapping of peripheral vision and neurological pathways

Corneal Topography

3D map of the surface curvature of your cornea

Frequently Asked Questions

What is included in a comprehensive eye exam?

A comprehensive exam can include vision and prescription checks, an assessment of eye health, and imaging or other tests when appropriate. Your clinician will discuss which evaluations are recommended for you.

Will my comprehensive eye exam require dilating drops?

Some evaluations may use dilating drops, while retinal imaging can provide useful views without them. Whether drops are appropriate depends on your eyes and clinical needs; discuss options with your clinician.

How often should I schedule an eye exam, and will insurance cover it?

Recommended exam intervals depend on age, health, symptoms, and risk factors. Appointment length and insurance coverage vary; ask the clinic to confirm scheduling details and check your plan for benefits.

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