Eyecare Associates of Columbus Services:

Vision and Eye Examinations
Red Eye Treatment
Vision Therapy
Glaucoma Treatment
Lasik pre and post op Services
Saturday hours
Treatment of burns and abrasions
Contact Lens Services
Foreign Body Removal
Testing for Eye Diseases
Cataract Testing
Refractive Surgery pre and post op services
Dry eye therapy
Emergency services

Optomap Retinal Exam

The optomap dilation free eye exam takes an image of the back of the eye in just a few seconds with no contact to the eye. These pictures become a permanent part of your record to be compared at your annual exam. The optomap dilation free exam offers many advantages over pupil dilation exams including:

The Optomap exam does not require pupil dilation!
Early detection of disorders and diseases
An ultra-widefield view of the retina
Comfortable and quick image capture
Non-invasive
Provides permanent records for future comparison
Patient can resume normal activities immediately

For More information on the benefits of Optomap Retinal Examinations please watch the following video presentation:

Stratus OCT Retinal Exam

Stratus OCT Display Introducing The Stratus OCT Retinal Exam, a highly advanced scanning system that can help in the diagnosis of a wide range of vision problems. Stratus OCT produces highly detailed images of the retina, the innermost layer of the interior of the eye, and it is the first and only instrument that can “see” below the surface of the retina to examine the retinal layers.

Stratus OCT is an exciting, important advance in eye care technology. The new system enables us to clearly see internal structures inside the eye, so problems can be identified and treated before they progress. Stratus OCT is a powerful tool that helps us do more than ever before to protect a patient’s vision.

Stratus OCT provides detailed, x-ray–like images of the structures affected by glaucoma and other abnormalities of the retina, including detached retina, macular holes, age-related macular degeneration (AMD), and more. Stratus OCT never touches the eye, so there’s no discomfort. It is also safe and requires only minutes to scan the eye.