You are bidding on a comprehensive eye examination valued at $95 from ImageOne EyeCare at 6932 W. 135th St., Overland Park, KS 66223.

Welcome. We are committed to providing our patients the highest quality
eyecare and eyecare products with friendly, personalized service.

The doctors and staff at ImageOne EyeCare are committed to providing our
patients the highest quality eyecare and eyecare products with friendly,
personalized service.

Our practice is committed to staying in the forefront of eyecare technology
with the latest instrumentation and continuing education for our doctors and
staff.

As dedicated eyecare professionals, we recognize the trust our patients place
in us and it is our mission to meet and exceed our patients’ expectation.

For more information and photos of our office, please visit our main website
at www.ioekc.com

A Complete Eye Examination at our office is a team effort. We use the latest  technology to evaluate the performance of your vision system so that you can  enjoy the clearest vision possible. In addition, the overall health of your eyes  and vision system will be examined to detect any condition that would jeopardize  your vision for tomorrow. A series of tests provided by our team will evaluate  your overall function and eye health. We will be interested in any family or  personal history of eye disease (cataracts, glaucoma, macular degeneration,  etc.) or systemic disease (high blood pressure, high cholesterol, diabetes,  thyroid, etc.) that you are aware of.

Because the function and health of your eyes is so important to us, we  recommend complete eye examinations at least every 1-2 years. Just because your  vision is 20/20, this is no guarantee that other eye health conditions do not  exist. Unlike the rest of our body, the eye rarely hurts when something serious  is wrong. Macular degeneration, cataracts, glaucoma, diabetic or hypertensive  retinopathy are generally pain free, but can develop into sight threatening  problems that can be life changing. Our goal is to detect these types of  conditions before they have a chance to cause irreversible vision loss.

Typically eye exams include:
-Medical History
-Measurement of  visual acuity
-Pupil dilation or Retinal photos
-Intraocular pressure  (Glaucoma test)
-Peripheral vision test
-Analysis of vision system
-Diagnosis
-Prescription (lenses or medicine)