Our Technology in Grundy

Optical coherence tomography (OCT) is a non-invasive imaging test that uses light waves to take cross-sectional images of your retina, the tissue lining the back of your eye.

OCT allows our team to see each of your retina’s distinct layers, helping us map and measure their thickness. OCT gives our team important information regarding glaucoma, diabetic eye changes, and other conditions like Alzheimer’s and cardiovascular diseases.

Rebound tonometry is a screening test that allows our team to measure the pressure inside your eye without that uncomfortable puff of air! Measuring eye pressure gives our team important information regarding eye diseases like glaucoma.

Corneal topography helps our team visualize a digital map of the front surface of your eye to evaluate your corneal health. This testing allows our team to fit your contact lenses safely and efficiently, and it can also help us check for signs of eye diseases.

Dry eyes can be challenging and put a halt to your productivity. We want to help you get to the bottom of your dry eye symptoms. Meibomian gland imaging allows us to get a closer look at your eye and meibomian glands to determine the best treatment option for you, like OptiLight by Lumenis.

Visual field testing helps us detect dysfunction in your central and peripheral vision. This dysfunction can be caused by various conditions, including glaucoma, stroke, or neurological issues.

Optos photos allow our team to take detailed photos of the back of your eye—giving us insight into the health of your central and peripheral retina, optic disc, and macula. We use optos photos to diagnose and manage different forms of eye disease.

Retinal imaging is a crucial aspect of our comprehensive eye exams and allows our team to get a detailed, photographic view of your eye instantly. Retinal imaging allows us to check for changes in your eyes and vision over time.