An Optometrist Cares for the Whole Family
Seeing to the changing health needs of children, teens, adults, and senior family members is easier than ever thanks to the comprehensive services offered by Primary Eye Care. Our offices are set up to provide everything from a vision vitamin consultation to a full eye exam. Each member of your family may require a different service from our optometrist so we have the facilities to provide a spectrum of care solutions. Optometrists like Dr. Gary Christianson and Dr. Matthew Hoppe help people at all stages of life. Primary Eye Care is a convenient source of expert treatment that helps your family enjoy a lifetime of eye and vision health.
Vision and Eye Care Needs for Life
Each stage of life is associated with different eye and vision care needs. Newborn babies receive their very first eye exam before they even leave the hospital. Children struggling to see clearly in school can be evaluated for refractive errors that can be corrected with eyeglasses. Teens learning to drive might find that contact lenses help them see road signs and traffic signals clearly. Adult patients considering Lasik surgery can speak with Primary Eye Care optometrists about this course of treatment to determine if it is a good option for their needs. Older adults should receive regular screenings for conditions such as macular degeneration, which primarily affects people over age 60.
Patients choose Primary Eye Care for services such as:
- Comprehensive eye exams
- Contact and optical lens prescriptions
- Contact lens fittings
- Eye disease diagnosis and treatment
- Vision vitamins
- LASIK surgery consultation
- Vision therapy/visual training
- High definition ocular coherence tomography
- Urgent eye care
Schedule an Appointment Today
Our friendly staff is ready to help your family enjoy improved vision and eye health. Schedule an appointment by calling (320) 587-4744 (Hutchinson) or (320) 693-9333 (Litchfield). New and current patients can also request an appointment by sending us a message online.
