This department offers
- Contact lens and glasses fitting
- Cosmetic and specialty eyewear services
- Diagnosis and management of eye diseases
- Dry eye treatment
- Emergency eye care
- Eye exams
- LASIK and refractive surgery consultations
- Low vision rehabilitation
- Ocular imaging and diagnostic testing
- Ophthalmology
Expert medical, surgical & vision care
Serving patients from Sandy, Draper, Cottonwood Heights, Midvale, and surrounding Salt Lake County, Intermountain Alta View Clinic Eye Care provides complete vision, medical, and surgical eye care for all ages. Our integrated team—featuring both an ophthalmologist and optometrist—offers everything from routine exams to advanced medical treatment and surgery.
Call today to schedule - new patients welcome, same-week appointments often available.
Eye care services at Alta View Clinic
Ophthalmologist services
Our ophthalmologist provides advanced diagnostics and treatment for medical and surgical eye conditions, including:
- Cataract Evaluation & Surgery (including advanced lens options)
- Glaucoma Diagnosis & Management (medications, laser therapy, surgical care)
- Diabetic Eye Care & Retinopathy Monitoring
- Macular Degeneration Evaluation & Treatment
- Medical Retina & Ocular Inflammation
- Dry Eye Disease Evaluation & Therapy
- LASIK/PRK Consultations & Co-management
- Emergency Eye Care (injuries, sudden vision changes, infections)
Care is fully coordinated with our optometry team to ensure seamless preoperative and postoperative management.
Optometry services
Our optometrist provides complete vision and eye wellness services, including:
- Comprehensive Eye Exams (adults, seniors, and children)
- Eyeglass Prescriptions (fashion, functional, specialty)
- Contact Lens Fitting (soft, toric, RGP, multifocal, specialty fits)
- Digital Eye Strain & Computer Vision Syndrome
- Dry Eye Management (lifestyle + medical therapies)
- Binocular Vision & Eye Teaming Assessments
- Sports, Safety & Blue Light Protection
- Co-management for cataracts, LASIK, and medical eye conditions
Meet our eye care providers
Why eye care matters
Comprehensive eye exams are essential for protecting vision, identifying early signs of disease, and supporting long-term health. Many serious eye conditions—including glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy, and macular degeneration—progress quietly and without early symptoms. Regular exams allow us to detect issues early, preserve sight, and create treatment plans personalized to your lifestyle, work, and daily activities.
Benefits of Regular Eye Care:
- Early detection & prevention of eye disease
- Accurate prescriptions for maximum clarity & comfort
- Monitoring conditions that impact eye health (diabetes, hypertension)
- Guidance on digital eye strain, UV protection, sports vision, and aging eyes
Why choose Intermountain Alta View Clinic Eye Care
- Integrated Ophthalmology + Optometry under one roof
- Advanced diagnostics: OCT, visual fields, retinal imaging, corneal topography
- Personalized treatment plans based on age, work, health needs & lifestyle
- Continuity of care from annual checkups to complex surgical treatment
- Insurance-friendly with transparent pricing and coverage support
- Convenient scheduling, including same-week and urgent care appointments
Provider referrals
We welcome referrals from family medicine, internal medicine, pediatrics, endocrinology, neurology, and other specialties.
- Fast access for urgent or time-sensitive cases
- Clear communication with referring providers
- Co-management for cataracts, glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy, LASIK, and more
Referrals may be submitted by phone or directly through Epic.
Frequently asked questions
Find answers to frequently asked questions about eye care at Intermountain Health.
Optometrists (OD) provide comprehensive vision care, including eye exams, glasses, contact lenses, and management of many medical eye conditions.
Ophthalmologists (MD) are medical doctors who diagnose and treat complex eye diseases and perform eye surgery.
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