(614) 863-1433
AcuSight2020@gmail.com
4322 N Hamilton Rd, Gahanna, OH 43230
Sun/Mon: Closed
Tue: 9am-6pm
Wed: 9am-6pm
Thu: 9am-6pm
Fri: 8am-12pm
Sat: 8am-12pm
(614) 863-1433
AcuSight2020@gmail.com
5320 E Main St #100, Columbus, OH
Sun/Mon: Closed
Tue: 9am-6pm
Wed: 9am-3pm
Thu: 9am-6pm
Fri: 8am-3pm
Sat: 9am-1pm
Call (614) 863-1433 to set up an appointment
AcuSight Eye Care Professionals offers comprehensive eye exam and optometrist services, eye glasses, contact lenses, emergency and red eye appointments. We are conveniently located for eyecare in and near Columbus, Gahanna, New Albany, Blacklick, Reynoldsburg and Bexley.
As an eye doctor and eye care provider, Dr. Siegel and her team have been voted one of the best eye doctors in Columbus Ohio and the surrounding area for ten years running. To us, you are more than just a routine eye exam. Each patient is unique, and we promise to preserve your eye health and your family’s eye health by using the latest in technology and eyeglass lens products for years to come.
During a comprehensive eye exam, our eye doctors check multiple structures in the eye and assess different aspects of the visual system, way more than checking for a glasses prescription. Certain degenerative eye diseases are only able to be detected during a comprehensive eye exam. Our eye doctors perform the following tests to determine your overall eye health.
Eye health evaluation: Your eye doctor will look at every part of your eyes starting with the front surface, eyelashes, cornea, etc, all the way back to the retina, the part of the eye that collects visual information to send to the brain. This is done by using a high powered microscope. Sometimes your eye doctor may need to dilate your pupils to be able to see the retina better.
No puff eye pressure test: Eye pressure aka "the puff test" is measured to determine if you may be at risk for glaucoma, although there is not a single test to determine if you have it or not. Our office uses the newest technology and will NEVER puff air into your eyes.
Visual acuity testing at distance and near: This is checked by having you read the eye chart on the opposite end of the room. This tells your eye doctor how well you are seeing currently and may help determine if you need a refraction i.e. updated glasses prescription.
Pupils, eye tracking, & eye alignment testing: This helps your eye doctor determine if the muscles and nerves that control how the eyes move are working properly. Certain conditions can cause changes to how the pupils contract or where your eyes align when you are looking directly at something. A quick assessment of your peripheral field of vision is also performed.
Comprehensive medical history: The status of your overall health plays a large role in the health of your eyes, for example, diabetes and hypertension can have major effects on the blood supply to your eyes. Some medications you may be taking to combat these systemic issues can also have adverse eye affects, one of the most common being dryness from over the counter allergy meds. Your eye doctor needs to know your full medical history to be able to accurately diagnose any issue you may be experiencing.