Michigan Eye Care Services

1. People with age-related vision problems, such as presbyopia and cataracts.

2. People with illnesses or medical conditions that affect the eyes, such as diabetes or keratoconus.

3. People who have had a traumatic eye injury or surgery.

4. People with genetic disorders that affect their eyes, such as glaucoma or macular degeneration.

5. Children and infants who need comprehensive and routine eye care to check for childhood vision problems.

6. Contact lens wearers who need regular eye exams for proper fitting and monitoring of their lenses.

7. People who need screening for diseases such as glaucoma or vision impairment from hypertension, multiple sclerosis or other health conditions that can cause vision loss.

8. Children with advanced myopia or other pediatric complications, such as aphakia. 

9. People with chronic dry eye or computer vision syndrome.