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 vision, medical, and surgical eye care — right in your community
Complete vision & medical eye services
Get complete eye care from a coordinated team of ophthalmologists and optometrists—all in one convenient Bountiful location. With advanced diagnostic technology, personalized treatment plans, and same week availability, we make it easy to protect your vision.
Advanced diagnostic imaging
OCT, visual fields, topography, and retinal imaging help detect concerns early.
Scheduling
Same week appointments and urgent evaluations available for fast access.
Integrated team, seamless care
Our ophthalmologists and optometrists work together to support routine, medical, and surgical eye needs.
Expert eye care close to home in Davis County
Full-service opthalmology and optometry
Our eye care team provides comprehensive services to support vision, eye health, and treatment needs for your whole family.
Full service ophthalmology and optometry
Services:
- Comprehensive eye exams for adults, seniors, and children
- Prescription glasses & contact lens fittings, including specialty lenses
- Cataract evaluation & surgery, including advanced lens options
- Glaucoma diagnosis & management, including laser and surgical options
- Diabetic eye exams & retinopathy management
- Macular degeneration evaluation & treatment
- Medical retina care & ocular inflammation management
- Dry eye diagnosis & treatment
- LASIK/PRK consultations & co‑management
- Urgent eye carefor injuries, infections, sudden vision changes
Eye care FAQs for patients and families
Answers to common questions about exams, treatment, scheduling, insurance, and urgent care.
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