At iCare Family Vision, Dr. Johnson’s state-of-the-art eye exam uses the latest equipment to ensure an accurate and comfortable prescription. Computerized technology is incorporated into the comprehensive evaluation in order to enhance the analysis of your overall eye health. As an eye doctor, she works patiently with you during the eye exam to ensure that your prescription best suits your vision requirements whether it be for glasses or contact lenses.  Learn More

Would you like to wear contact lenses?  If so, in addition to your comprehensive eye exam, we can perform a contact lens exam which is the first step necessary in the process of fitting contact lenses.  Our office stocks diagnostic lenses for fitting purposes so we’ll give you a pair to put on at the time of the initial contact lens exam.  Learn More

Are you having issues with your eyes?  A medical eye exam can help produce a diagnosis, like conjunctivitis, dry eye, glaucoma or cataracts, to mention a few. Examinations for medical eye care, assessment of an eye complaint or to follow up on an existing medical condition are billed to your medical insurance plan.  If needed, we can refer you to a specialist.  Learn More

Dry eye syndrome is a chronic and often progressive condition affecting the surface of the eyes. Depending on its cause and severity, it may not be curable. In most cases, dry eyes can be managed successfully, usually resulting in noticeably greater eye comfort, fewer symptoms, and often, improved vision.  Learn More

Eye Exams for Children are crucial to their development and eye health. It is noted that 5 to 10 percent of preschoolers and approximately 25 percent of school age children have some type of vision problem, much of which goes unidentified due to lack of proper examining. Identifying problems within a child’s vision is important because children can respond better to treatment when problems are diagnosed early. Learn More

Even if no eye or vision problems are apparent, the American Optometric Association recommends scheduling your baby's first eye assessment at 6 months. Dr. Johnson provides a comprehensive infant eye assessment starting at 6 months of age. Learn More