Our Services
- Comprehensive Eye Exams
- Medical Visits Involving the Eye
- Contact Lens Exams and Trainings
- Prescription Glasses
- Prescription and Fashion Sunglasses
- Co-management for Lasik and Cataract patients
We like to take the time to ensure your eyes are getting the care that they deserve. Every examination begins with preliminary testing during which some of the latest ophthalmic technology will be used to help the doctor identify any problems that may exist with your vision. Dr. Holland will thoroughly assess your visual status and eye health, recommending the best lens options for your work related activities and lifestyle.
In addition to your comprehensive exam, our staff is ready to assist you in selecting the best materials necessary for correcting your vision.
From our dispensary you can select from a wide array of quality eyewear for men, women, and children from some of the most well-known frame companies in the world.
We work with the thinnest and lightest lens materials and superior anti-glare coatings to make your glasses the most comfortable and free of annoying reflections.
We also have access to the most advanced progressive lens technology to enhance your distance, computer, and reading vision.
To help protect your eyes from the harmful UV rays of the sun and to reduce glare when driving, your prescription sunwear can be polarized.
From our dispensary you can select from a wide array of quality eyewear for men, women, and children from some of the most well-known frame companies in the world.
We work with the thinnest and lightest lens materials and superior anti-glare coatings to make your glasses the most comfortable and free of annoying reflections.
We also have access to the most advanced progressive lens technology to enhance your distance, computer, and reading vision.
To help protect your eyes from the harmful UV rays of the sun and to reduce glare when driving, your prescription sunwear can be polarized.
For contact lens wearers, we fit the latest in oxygen permeable soft, multi-focal, and rigid gas permeable (RGP) lenses.
Dr.Holland is a contact lens wearer himself and has nearly two decades of experience in assisting hard-to-fit contact lens patients.
Finding the contact lens that provides you with the best vision and the most comfort is all included in your contact lens evaluation.
Our staff is always happy to assist you in determining your vision benefit coverage to maximize your savings on services and materials.
Dr. Holland also works very closely with several ophthalmology practices in the area to assist patients with Lasik, cataract, or glaucoma needs.
Dr.Holland is a contact lens wearer himself and has nearly two decades of experience in assisting hard-to-fit contact lens patients.
Finding the contact lens that provides you with the best vision and the most comfort is all included in your contact lens evaluation.
Our staff is always happy to assist you in determining your vision benefit coverage to maximize your savings on services and materials.
Dr. Holland also works very closely with several ophthalmology practices in the area to assist patients with Lasik, cataract, or glaucoma needs.
Facilities and Equipment
Spacious optical dispensary
Wheelchair accessible
State of the art Auto-refraction and computerized vision testing
Automated visual field testing
Eye pressure measured with NO AIR PUFF METHOD
Wheelchair accessible
State of the art Auto-refraction and computerized vision testing
Automated visual field testing
Eye pressure measured with NO AIR PUFF METHOD
Types of Payment Accepted
We accept Cash, Personal Checks, Debit Card, American Express, Master Card, Visa, and Discover.
Insurance Plans
Your vision benefits may be separate from your medical insurance, and our staff is happy to assist in confirming your eligibility. Check with our staff if you have other types of coverage.
We have many patients that have both vision insurance and medical insurance. The two are different in terms of the services they cover, and it’s important for our patients to understand these differences.
Vision insurance is designed primarily to cover a refraction for prescription glasses, to help pay for glasses and/or contact lenses, and to cover a yearly routine evaluation of the health of the eyes. It is not equipped to deal with and does not usually cover medical conditions, injuries, or treatments.
Medical insurance is designed to cover you when you have a medical problem, including one that affects your eyes. Medical insurance does not cover routine services for glasses or vision problems such as myopia, hyperopia, or astigmatism. Those are only covered by your vision insurance. When a Medical diagnosis or condition is present that affects your eyes or you have an eye disease or problem such as an infection, dry eyes, or cataracts we must file a claim with your medical insurance (the co-pays and deductibles for that insurance will apply). Your vision insurance plan does not cover these kinds of problems.
In some instances there is no way to know prior to your examination which type of insurance will be the right one to file your claim with. We make every effort to join as many insurance panels, both medical and vision, as we can. If we are on your insurance company’s panel we will file those claims for you. In the event that we are not contracted with your medical or vision insurance plan we will provide you with an itemized receipt so that you may file a claim for reimbursement with your insurance company. If you have any questions please don’t hesitate to ask.
- VSP
- Medicare,
- Eyemed
- Spectera
- Davis
- Tricare
- National Vision Administrators (NVA)
- Medical Eye Services (MES)
- Physician's Care
- Vision Benefits of America (VBA)
- Safeguard
- Blue Cross/ Blue Shield
- United Healthcare
- Aetna
- Cigna
- and more
We have many patients that have both vision insurance and medical insurance. The two are different in terms of the services they cover, and it’s important for our patients to understand these differences.
Vision insurance is designed primarily to cover a refraction for prescription glasses, to help pay for glasses and/or contact lenses, and to cover a yearly routine evaluation of the health of the eyes. It is not equipped to deal with and does not usually cover medical conditions, injuries, or treatments.
Medical insurance is designed to cover you when you have a medical problem, including one that affects your eyes. Medical insurance does not cover routine services for glasses or vision problems such as myopia, hyperopia, or astigmatism. Those are only covered by your vision insurance. When a Medical diagnosis or condition is present that affects your eyes or you have an eye disease or problem such as an infection, dry eyes, or cataracts we must file a claim with your medical insurance (the co-pays and deductibles for that insurance will apply). Your vision insurance plan does not cover these kinds of problems.
In some instances there is no way to know prior to your examination which type of insurance will be the right one to file your claim with. We make every effort to join as many insurance panels, both medical and vision, as we can. If we are on your insurance company’s panel we will file those claims for you. In the event that we are not contracted with your medical or vision insurance plan we will provide you with an itemized receipt so that you may file a claim for reimbursement with your insurance company. If you have any questions please don’t hesitate to ask.
Languages Spoken:
English and Spanish
English and Spanish
