Comprehensive Eye Exams in Lynchburg, VA
Healthy Eyes Start with Regular Eye Exams
When was your last eye exam? Even if your vision seems fine, regular eye exams are important for protecting your eye health.
At Piedmont Eye Center, we believe caring for your eyes should be part of your overall healthcare routine. Our experienced ophthalmologists provide comprehensive medical eye exams to help detect eye conditions and protect your vision.
Many eye diseases, including glaucoma and diabetic eye disease, can develop without noticeable symptoms. That’s why early detection is so important.
Why Are Regular Eye Exams Important?
A comprehensive eye exam does more than check how clearly you can see. It also helps your eye doctor evaluate the overall health of your eyes.
Regular eye exams can help:
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Detect eye diseases before symptoms appear.
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Identify changes in your vision.
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Monitor existing eye conditions.
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Evaluate your risk for glaucoma, cataracts, and retinal diseases.
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Identify eye problems that may be associated with other health conditions.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), early detection and treatment can help prevent or delay some forms of vision loss.
How Often Should You Have an Eye Exam?
How often you need an eye exam depends on your age, medical history, and overall eye health.
Some patients need more frequent exams, especially those with diabetes, a family history of eye disease, or existing vision concerns.
Schedule Your Eye Exam Today.
Taking care of your vision starts with knowing your eye health.
Whether you’re due for an exam or have noticed changes in your vision, our team is here to help.
Request an Appointment at Piedmont Eye Center in Lynchburg or Bedford, VA.

FAQ
When should adults have their eyes examined?
The following table gives the frequency for people with normal eyesight (those that don’t need correction).
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Age |
Frequency |
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65 or older |
Every 1-2 years |
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40-64 |
Every 2-4 years |
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20-39 |
Every 3-5 years |
If you have vision problems, your ophthalmologist will tell you how often to schedule your eye exams. In any case, if you are experiencing new or increased vision problems, schedule an appointment right away.
When should people with diabetes have their eyes examined?
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Age of onset of Diabetes |
First Exam |
Follow-up |
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0-29 |
5 years after onset |
yearly |
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30 or older |
at time of diagnosis |
yearly |
Call Piedmont Eye Center today to schedule an appointment.
Toll-free: (877) 684-2020, or in Lynchburg: (434) 947-3984