These cameras provide high-resolution, digital, color
photographs of both the inside and outside parts of the eye. The
cameras interface directly with our electronic health records, making
the photos a permanent part of your health record.
Autorefractor

This instrument is used to take basic measurements of the
eye. These numbers are used to give the doctor a starting point to
determine your prescription.
Non-Contact Tonometer

This instrument measures the intraocular pressure
of the eye, using a small puff of air. This is one of the tests we
use to screen for glaucoma.
Refractor/Phoropter

This instrument is used to
determine the prescription for your corrective lenses.
Biomicroscope

The biomicroscope is used to view the front of the eye [lids,
cornea, conjunctiva, anterior chamber, iris, lens] under high magnification.
This instrument can also be used with a fundus lens (a small handheld
high power lens) to evaluate the health of the retina, vessels and optic
nerve for
glaucoma and other diseases.
Corneal Topographer

This instrument allows us to create a
3-D topographic map of the cornea, the front surface of the eye. It is
used on contact lens patients to gather information about the surface of
the cornea. This instrument is also used on LASIK and other
refractive surgery patients to show healing progress or any unusual
type of change
Visual Field Analyzer

The automated visual field unit tests your peripheral
vision. It is one of the most sensitive tests we have for the detection
of glaucoma and neurological disease.