Your eyes will thank us, we promise.
Dedicated to providing outstanding eye care to our Houston community
Memorial Park Vision has been in practice for over 13 years, providing an unmatched level of care to our fellow Houstonians. Here at Memorial Park Vision we live by one mantra: focus on the good. We hope to see you soon!
At your appointment…
Pre-Testing
When you arrive for your appointment an optometric assistant will begin a multi-part pre-screening to assess your visual needs. This screening includes state of the art technology that help ensure the accuracy of your visit prior to your full eye examination with your doctor.
Contact Lens Fitting
If you elect to try contacts for the first time or you want to continue wearing them, a contact lens fitting is required. After a thorough examination of your eye the doctor will fit you in a brand and style of contacts best suited for your vision and lifestyle. You’ll go home with trial contacts to test them before purchasing to make sure they are the perfect fit for you.
Eye Exam
Your doctor will perform a full visual and health examination of the eye, checking for signs of disease as well as determining your prescription for eyeglasses and contacts, if you wish. You will thoroughly go over your pre-testing results and your doctor will answer any concerns or complaints you have,
Eyeglasses Fitting
After your exam, you’ll be partnered with an optician who can help fit and style you in the perfect pair of glasses. With a selection of over 1,000 eyeglasses and sunglasses, you are sure to find something you love. Head over to our Frame Lines page for a sampling of our collection.
FAQs
Do you accept insurance?
Yes, we accept most major vision insurance plans through VSP, EyeMed, Spectera, Davis Vision and Superior. If you are unsure what vision insurance you have or to check if we are a provider, feel free to give the office a call or shoot us an email and we can check on your benefits prior to booking an exam.
Why do I need a yearly eye exam?
Symptoms of health conditions often do not appear until the damage has already occurred. Eye exams are a great way to keep tabs on what's happening in your body. Your eyes are the only place in your body that provide a clear view of your blood vessels, arteries, and a cranial nerve which can tell your doctor a lot about your overall health. During your exam, your eye doctor will look for eye muscle imbalance, vision disorders, and eye disease that could potentially cause future problems. As well as checking to see if you need glasses and updating your prescription.
How long is an exam?
Prepare to be in our office for about an hour for a comprehensive yearly eye exam. To speed up your visit, you may want to considering opting in for retina photos, or OPTOS, instead of traditional dilation. It saves about 15 minutes and requires no down time after. Additional time may be need for contact lens insertion & removal training as well as the selection of a frame.
What is the difference between a medical visit and an eye exam?
An emergency visit, or one focused on a specific eye problem, would be considered a medical visit. Some examples of a medical visit are: eye infection, floaters, eyelids sties, dry eyes, glaucoma treatment, loss of vision caused by a medical condition of the eye, etc. An eye exam is the yearly visual check of your eyes.
How long does it take to get glasses made?
Our standard turnaround time is between 7 and 10 business days. We strive to get your glasses back to you as soon as possible but there may be some delays if ordering custom products or ordring a frame that we do not currently have in stock. Need it ASAP? Ask about our rush service!
Tell me more about your referral program…
We want to give you $50! Yes, you read that right. Refer your mom, best friend, mailman, barista, boss, or whomever for an annual eye exam and you’ll both receive a $50 credit to use in our optical shop on sunglasses or eyeglasses
Check your insurance.
We take most vision insurance plans. Remember, vision insurance is different from your regular medical insurance so please provide us with the accurate information we need to pull up your benefits!
Not sure what you have? Fill out the form with your insurance information and we’ll be in touch shortly.