FAQ

Yes, please contact our office to get you scheduled or request an appointment online using these links: Beaverton Location or Tigard Location

Absolutely! Our existing patients can reorder their prescribed contact lenses directly through our patient portal or website.

We recommend children have their first eye exam between 3-5 years old, or sooner if there is something clearly amiss.

Adults should have an eye exam at least every 1-2 years or more frequently if recommended by your eye care professional. Contact lens wearers need an annual contact lens exam to renew their prescription.

While we don't perform LASIK surgery in-house, we offer consultations and referrals to reputable specialists.

Common signs include squinting, headaches, and difficulty seeing clearly at certain distances. An eye exam can provide a definitive answer.

Yes, for urgent eye care needs, please contact our office immediately for instructions.

Eye emergencies can include severe eye pain, sudden vision loss, chemical exposure, foreign objects in the eye, cuts or punctures to the eye, and blunt trauma to the eye or surrounding area. They can also include eye infections, styes, redness and swelling.

Avoid rubbing your eye, and do not attempt to remove the object yourself if it's embedded. Rinse your eye gently with water if possible and contact us or seek emergency medical attention immediately.

Sudden blurred vision can be a sign of a serious condition and should be treated as an emergency.

Sleeping in contacts not designed for overnight wear can increase the risk of infection. Remove them and monitor for pain, redness, or discharge. Contact us if symptoms appear.

Concussions require immediate medical evaluation. If a blow to the eye or head occurs, seek emergency medical care immediately.

If you have an eye emergency after office hours, please call our office number for instructions 503-526-9697.