Medical eye exams in Bellflower
From dry, itchy eyes to glaucoma and diabetes, we diagnose, treat and manage eye conditions right here in Bellflower.
Routine exam vs. medical exam
A routine exam checks your vision and updates your glasses or contacts, and it’s usually covered by vision insurance.
Conditions we care for
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- Dry eye and eye allergies
- Red eyes, pink eye and infections
- Glaucoma testing and monitoring
- Diabetic eye exams
- Cataract evaluation and referrals
- Macular degeneration monitoring
- Flashes, floaters and retinal concerns
- Styes, eyelid bumps and irritation
How medical visits work
Here’s how a typical visit works, from booking to follow-up.
Tell us what’s going on
Call or book online and describe your symptoms or condition.
Detailed testing
Targeted tests like eye pressure, imaging or visual fields, depending on your needs.
Diagnosis & treatment
We explain what we found and start treatment, often the same day.
Ongoing care
Monitoring visits, and coordination with your doctor or a specialist when needed.
Conditions and symptoms we treat
Learn what your symptom may mean and when to come in.
Care you can count on
Diagnose and treat
Most common eye conditions are managed right here, without a referral.
Coordinated care
We share results with your primary care doctor, especially for diabetes.
Medical insurance accepted
Medicare, Medi-Cal plans and many medical insurances accepted.
Frequently asked questions
Still have questions? Call (562) 867-4716.
Will my vision insurance cover a medical visit?
Usually not. Most vision plans only cover routine exams. Medical visits are billed to your medical insurance, and we’ll help you understand what applies before your visit.
How often should someone with diabetes get an eye exam?
At least once a year. Diabetes can damage the blood vessels in the retina without any early symptoms, and yearly dilated exams catch changes early.
I have dry, burning eyes. Can you help?
Yes. Dry eye is one of the most common reasons people visit us. We’ll find the cause and build a treatment plan that goes beyond artificial tears.
Do you treat glaucoma?
We test for, diagnose and monitor glaucoma, and many patients are managed with prescription eye drops. If surgery is ever needed, we’ll refer you to a trusted specialist.
Can I come in the same day for a medical problem?
Often, yes. Call us as early as you can and we’ll do our best to fit you in. See our urgent eye care page for more.