Outstanding Eyewear and Eyecare in Greenwood and Fishers, Indiana

A vision screening is a basic test for visual acuity, often used in schools or workplaces. A comprehensive eye exam, like those at VisionQuest Eyecare, assesses vision, eye health, prescription accuracy, and can detect early signs of diseases like glaucoma, diabetes, and macular degeneration.

Children should have their first eye exam between 6 and 12 months old, again at age 3, and before starting kindergarten. VisionQuest Eyecare offers pediatric eye care to detect and manage early vision issues that can impact learning and development.

Yes. Eye exams can reveal signs of systemic health conditions like diabetes, high blood pressure, autoimmune diseases, and even neurological disorders. Regular exams at VisionQuest Eyecare support both vision and whole-body wellness.

Common signs include blurred vision, eye strain, headaches, squinting, and difficulty seeing at night. If you notice these symptoms, schedule a comprehensive eye exam at VisionQuest Eyecare to determine the best corrective option for your needs.

Bring your current glasses or contact lenses, a list of all medications and supplements, your insurance information, and any questions or concerns about your vision or eye health. This helps your VisionQuest optometrist tailor your care.

Yes. Many eye conditions have no early symptoms. Regular eye exams at VisionQuest Eyecare help detect hidden issues like glaucoma or retinal disease before they cause noticeable vision loss.

 Digital eye strain is discomfort caused by prolonged screen use. Symptoms include fatigue, dry eyes, and blurred vision. Prevent it by following the 20-20-20 rule, adjusting screen settings, and asking about blue light or anti-reflective lenses at VisionQuest Eyecare.

 Blue light glasses filter some blue light from digital screens. While research doesn’t show strong evidence for reducing eye strain, some users report improved comfort. VisionQuest Eyecare offers expert guidance on whether they’re right for your lifestyle.

Look for signs like squinting, holding books or screens too close, eye rubbing, or avoiding reading. VisionQuest Eyecare provides thorough pediatric exams to identify and treat childhood vision problems, like myopia (nearsightedness), early.

Absolutely. Contact lens wearers need annual exams to check for prescription changes and monitor eye health. VisionQuest Eyecare offers specialized contact lens exams, including fittings and lens recommendations.

Opt for frames that balance your features. For example, square faces look great with rounder frames, while oval faces can wear almost any style. VisionQuest opticians in Greenwood and Geist help match you with frames that fit your face and personality.

Most comprehensive eye exams at VisionQuest Eyecare take 30 to 60 minutes, depending on the complexity of your vision needs and whether additional testing is required.

An optometrist (OD) provides vision exams, prescriptions, and manages many eye conditions. An ophthalmologist (MD) is a medical doctor who performs eye surgery and treats more complex diseases. VisionQuest Eyecare optometrists offer full-scope care and co-manage with specialists when needed.

Yes, VisionQuest Eyecare accepts most major vision and medical plans. Coverage often includes annual exams, glasses or contact lens allowances, and certain treatments. We’ll help you understand your benefits before your visit.

 Symptoms include burning, gritty, or watery eyes, especially after screen use or in dry environments. If you experience these, schedule a dry eye evaluation at VisionQuest Eyecare for personalized treatment options.

AMD is a condition that affects central vision, usually in adults over 50. It can impact daily tasks like reading and driving. VisionQuest Eyecare provides screening and monitoring for AMD as part of our comprehensive eye exams.

 It depends on the type of lens and your eye health. Daily wear is safe for most people when lenses are properly cleaned and replaced as prescribed. VisionQuest Eyecare offers expert contact lens evaluations to ensure comfort and safety.

 Yes. Diabetes can damage the retina and lead to vision loss if not monitored. VisionQuest Eyecare offers diabetic eye exams to detect early changes and help manage vision health as part of your overall diabetes care plan.

 You can schedule your appointment online through our website or call either our Greenwood or Geist location. Our friendly staff will assist you in finding a convenient time and answer any insurance or service questions.