The Solo Eye Exam
More than just glasses and contact lenses! At SoLo Eye Care, we take pride in our comprehensive vision and eye health evaluations. learn more

Laser Vision Correction
Our doctors at SoLo Eye Care have experience co-managing thousands of patients that have underwent laser corrective vision surgery. Several of our doctors and staff have had the procedure themselves and achieved excellent results. We will be happy to share our experience with you. learn more

Dry Eye Treatment
We strive for perfection in visual clarity and comfort. We have successfully treated thousands of patients with dry eye using a combination of medications and surgical procedures. learn more

Macular Degeneration Testing
Age-related Macular Degeneration is predominantly an inherited disease. Macula Risk is a prognostic DNA test that identifies individuals who have inherited any of the disease-causing genes. These individuals are at increased risk of vision loss as they age. learn more

Optomap Retinal Eye Exam
We all want to protect our gift of sight. Annual comprehensive eye exams not only allow our doctors to improve the quality of your vision by updating the prescription in your glasses or contact lenses but we also determine the overall health of your eyes from the front (the cornea) to the back of the eye (the retina). learn more

Pediatrics
We value the confidence and trust our patient’s have in our ability to care for their children. You can be confident that your child will receive a comprehensive evaluation and appropriate, personalized, timely treatment. learn more

Vision Rehabilitation and Post Concussion Services
Solo Eye Care works closely with local neurologists and researchers to develop therapies to alleviate the ocular and cognitive effects of post concussion syndrome in our patients. learn more

Myopia Management
Myopia is commonly known as nearsightedness. It is the refractive error that results when an imbalance of the eye structures responsible for creating an accurately positioned focal point of a faraway object causes this point to be focused in front of the retina or “nearer” to the front part of the eye instead of directly on the retina. learn more

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