Eye care technology has evolved so more people can see the benefits of great sight with contacts than ever before. Some of the benefits you can expect from today's lenses include more convenience and comfort, as well as a greater selection of colors and flexibility of wear.

New Advances and Products

New research has led to improvements in eye health for contact lens wearers. Science has uncovered secrets about the importance of proper tears and wetting of contacts. As a result, we can solve a greater variety of visual conditions and fit more people with contacts, many who were previously unable to tolerate fulltime wear.

Due to advances in materials, patients experience fewer eye health complications and enjoy increased safety. Most patients can adapt to comfortable soft lenses almost immediately. These products also offer part-time wear for those who enjoy -- or need -- some of the special features of glasses. Gas Permeable (GP) lenses or the newer, hard lenses offer crisper sight for certain eye conditions.

We Find the Right Option for You

The professionals AT Art of optometry employ the latest research about corneal health and sophisticated technology to help determine whether contact lenses are right for you -- and which ones may work best. Whether you are wearing contacts for the first time or interested in changing to more advanced lenses, many options exist.

The best way to discover if you are a good candidate for contacts lenses is to schedule an appointment for a complete eye health and vision assessment. If the doctor determines that you may be eligible, you'll proceed with a contact lens fitting, which involves additional testing, individualized patient education and follow-up visits. After this phase is completed, you will receive a final prescription.

Integrated Eyecare always uses the "best materials in sight” so you benefit from the latest advances in lens and frame technology.

Recent scientific developments have improved lens materials to provide enhanced optical clarity and

better sight. As a result, you achieve optical clarity not available even five years ago.

Personally-Suited Eyewear

We always recommend lenses and features that provide the sharpest and clearest sight.

For safety, we advocate using the strongest lens material with 100% UV protection.

For great looks, we suggest the thinnest and lightest material with anti-reflective coating.

Our trained opticians evaluate the shape of your face and your skin tones to help you select the best- suited eye wear.

Precise, Skilled Fitting

A skilled optician minimizes aberrations by properly centered the optical centers of lenses over the eyes and ensuring the frame size accommodates the corrective lens.

Professional eyecare dispensers agree that proper fit is the key to patient success.

Using the “EyeConnect” technology we can produce lenses to exacting standards based on your precise prescription needs.

How well you see can depend on the skill of your optician. Our experienced and knowledgeable optical staff provides superior service.

Integrated Eyecare's highly qualified optical team stays abreast of the latest optical products, styles and developments by attending national conferences and reviewing professional publications.

Our experienced eye wear consultants provide personal service, offering recommendations based on your needs.

Before you leave our office, we tell you exactly when your new glasses will be ready based on the special features you selected.

You never have to wait for a call and we never provide vague dates.

If you've ordered a new lens prescription for your current frames, you don’t have to leave your glasses with us. We use computerized tracing to send an image via the Internet to our optical lab.

We recommend anti-reflective coatings eliminate unwanted surface reflections, allow more light into the eye to improve night vision for driving. This also eliminates the “glass” look and brings attention to your eyes.

We recommend and offer lenses with superior scratch resistance.

We recommend lenses with a high index of refraction, which are the thinnest and lightest lenses.

We recommend lenses with high impact resistance to enhance safety.

We recommend lenses with UV protection to provide long-term protection of delicate eye tissues.

Art of optometry offers designer Calloway frames and sunglasses with exclusivity rights covering 50 mile radius- no one will have the same stand-out look you have.