Auburn Optometry

Like the majority of health care profession licenses, optometry licenses are regulated by the government; all optometrists must complete four years of doctoral level studies which concentrate on the ocular structure and vision. Once prospective optometrists complete their studies, they are then required to take and pass an intense examination process, regulated by the National Board of Examiners in Optometry. All optometrists must then take part in continuing education throughout their careers; this ensures that all doctors are apprised of the latest developments in the field and well-versed in the newest technologies.

Part of an optometrist’s job is to assess the overall health of your eyes and vision through regular annual check-ups. A skilled optometrist will be able to detect any eye-related issues that may be present, such as diabetic eye disease, glaucoma, and ocular infections. The doctor will also be able to assess your vision and prescribe corrective eyewear should you need it.

Auburn Optometry Tailored to Your Needs

For those that live in the Auburn area, we here at Kosnoski Eye Care, Inc., are fully certified and up-to-date on the latest findings in the optometry field. Your eye health is of paramount importance to us, so we work with you to maintain it and prevent any health issues from arising. For those with complications in the eye area, we help you manage the issues and remain fully dedicated to your overall health.

While there are plenty of options in Auburn optometry, our superb client advocacy separates us from the pack. We view every patient as an individual and work with you to find the best solutions for your eye needs, whether you need preventative maintenance or disease-related treatment options. This level of commitment makes us distinct in the Auburn optometry field.

With two additional locations to serve you, call to schedule a consultation.

Fairwood Vision Clinic
(425) 255-6860

Kent Vision Clinic
(253) 852-2020

Auburn Vision Clinic
(253) 833-6060