Digital Lenses

There is no doubt that high-definition technology has completely changed the way we view the world. When you think about that old tube TV and how blurry it seems now, there really is no going back! So, what if your eyewear could be designed with the same kind of HD visibility? With new digital lens technology, it’s possible! 

These digital lenses are fabricated with a free-form technology that uses computer-aided surfacing to create highly customized lenses based on digital scans of your eyes. These scans collect data about the intensity of your refractive error and variations in the surface and shape of your eyes, so when the lenses are made, you can be sure they will be tailored to your exact prescription, no matter how strong it is. In addition, if you do already need a strong prescription, you’ll see the greatest difference in clarity! Read on:

Increased clarity

Digital lenses provide substantially increased visual acuity, whether you wear single vision, progressive, or other multifocal lenses. In fact, they’re up to six times more accurate than conventional lenses! The level of precision and customization is what gives you that added high-def clarity.

Wider field-of-view

If you wear progressive lenses, digital lenses will give you a 20% wider field of vision for both intermediate and near distances, thanks to laser technology that etches your exact prescription onto the surface of the lens. You’ll enjoy comfortable computer and reading comfortability because peripheral lens distortion is reduced.

Still not convinced? Digital lenses are also excellent for low-light situations and night driving because they reduce glare and halo effects. And they not only sharpen vision, but increase color contrast as well! 

Schedule an appointment with us if you’d like to learn more.

For over 25 years, our office has provided the highest quality eye care for people in the greater Seattle area. Our friendly, knowledgeable staff and four experienced optometrists pride themselves in exceeding our patients’ expectations.

In our office, you will always find the latest in state-of-the-art optical equipment and a wide selection of fashionable eyewear. We strive to provide our patients with valuable information to care for their eye health and vision. We want our patients to be so happy with their experience at The EyeCare Center that they tell their family and friends!

At The Eyecare Center, we love what we do – and we’ll guarantee it!

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“The service I was provided with was beyond all my expectations, Every Body in your office was professional and straight forward, Will not go anywhere else for this Kind of Service. Well Done, in my Book you are the best in your field.”

Grant Lindberg, OD

Grant grew up in Calgary, Alberta, Canada and attended undergraduate school at the University of Calgary. He received his Doctorate of Optometry with honors from Pacific University College of Optometry in 1997. Dr. Lindberg has practiced optometry in the Seattle area for over 10 years. He joined The EyeCare Center team in 2008.

Outside of the office, Dr. Lindberg enjoys rowing, camping, home improvements and spending time with his wife, two children and pug.

 

I was not able to see my normal doctor so I was seen by Dr. Lindberg. I had never seen him before, but he made me feel very comfortable, as if I had been his patient. Thank you for your continued great service.

 

Susan Kwong, OD, FAAO

Susan grew up in the Seattle area and received her Doctorate of Optometry from the Southern California College of Optometry in 2005. For her residency, she specialized in geriatric and primary eye care. She was an Adjunct Clinical Professor at Southern California College of Optometry during her residency

A mother of three, Susan loves being back home in Washington.

 

My experience with Dr. Susan Kwong was wonderful!! She was very responsive to my needs, listened to me, and was very thoughtful and easy to talk to. I would highly recommend her to my friends.

 

 

Angela Ebeler Jones, OD

Angie grew up in Nebraska. She studied Pre-Med/Biology at Nebraska Wesleyan University, then received Doctor of Optometry degree with honors from Pacific University College of Optometry in Oregon.

She spent 13 years as an eye doctor in a small practice in Beaverton, Oregon. She and her family moved to the Seattle area in 2013; she practiced in Redmond for two years before joining our office January 2016.

Outside the practice, she enjoys spending time with her husband, two children and pets.

 

Dr. Jones is very patient and answered all my questions and concerns with the health of my eyes. I came for a second opinion but decided to switch to Dr. Jones as my primary optometrist.

 

Elizabeth Urbaniak, OD

Elizabeth grew up in Wisconsin. She studied Neurobiology at the University of Wisconsin and went on to get her doctorate of Optometry from the Illinois College of Optometry. After practicing in Chicago for a few years, she moved to Seattle with her husband in 2017 and is the most recent addition to our team.

While not taking care of patients, you can find her with a good book, cooking, or enjoying the outdoors with her husband.

 

It was a great experience to see Dr. Elizabeth. My daughter like the way she examined and explained her vision and will like to see her again next year.

 

 

 

Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT)

OCT uses light waves to create high definition images and cross sections of the retina and optic nerve. The OCT helps us to see the different layers of the retina and assists with the diagnosis and treatment of diseases like glaucoma, macular degeneration and diabetes related eye issues.

 

Retinal Photography

Retinal imaging technology helps us to capture images of the structures in back of the eye. This allows us to evaluate the retina for changes that can be associated with systemic conditions like hypertension and diabetes as well as diseases related to the retina and the optic nerve. This technology can also help us to monitor for changes over time.

 

Daytona Ultra Widefield Retinal Imaging

This retinal imaging technology gives us a wide 200° view of the retina in a single image without the need of dilation drops. The Daytona is a great tool for screening retinal problems as well as monitoring any changes over time.

 

Humphrey Matrix Visual Field Analyzer

The visual field test helps to measure and map out the central and peripheral vision. This information can be helpful in testing for neurological diseases, retinal function as well as monitoring glaucoma.

*Insurance will not be processed with online orders

Insurance

We participate with Vision Service Plan, Medicare, Blue Cross Blue Shield, First Choice, Premera, Regence, Lifewise, Greatwest, and Aetna to name a few.

Most major insurances are accepted. We’d be happy to verify your vision coverage before your exam so that you know what to expect. Just give us a call!

You can reach us during our office hours at (425) 455-0001 or send us an email at ECSofWA1457@aegvision.com.

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