Each day, 26 Today's Vision offices in seven cities fulfill the original goals of offering quality at competitive prices; fast, efficient, personalized service; highly-qualified personnel, and accessible doctor care (evenings and Saturdays) in highly-visible retail settings. For a map of the Today's Vision location in your area, click here.

Today's Vision doctors are highly-trained, educated health professionals who can treat a myriad of eye concerns. To learn more about each one's background, visit the Doctors section and click on the city for a detailed list … and individual bios.

The benefits of being a Today's Vision licensee include: the power of collective group purchasing; optimizing optical inventory and merchandising; strategic third-party payor alliances; comprehensive marketing and advertising; continuing doctor and staff education, among others including a New Office Opening Workbook. To learn more, call Greg Watson at 713-461-0602 or email greg@todaysvision.com

To learn more about the 23-year history and mission of Today's Vision, visit About Us.

What types of frames are right for your shape face? Check out our professional frame guide and learn - how round and small frames soften "square, angular" faces and square cornered frames make round faces slimmer. Visit our Frames page within the Eyeglasses section.

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The eyes are the window to the soul, but require diligence and regular eye exams. How often should you visit an eye doctor? Check out the Eyes section, specifically Eye Exams.

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Tired of those eyeglasses and contacts? Today's Vision offers superb value and service with its LASIK co-management program. For all about LASIK, whether you are a potential candidate and how the process works, visit the LASIK section.

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Many Today's Vision locations offer the Optomap retinal exam. With Optomap, 200% more of the retina is visible compared to 30% with traditional retinal imaging. Optomap captures a digital image of your retina in less than a second -- without dilation. Regular Optomap images help your doctor create a baseline for changes in the retina. Click on Locations for the office closest to you and call for details.

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PRIO SYSTEM HELPS PATIENTS ACHIEVE BETTER COMPUTER SCREEN VISION

Computer eyestrain (also known as computer vision syndrome - CVS) afflicts millions of Americans with headaches, exhaustion, sore eyes, blurry vision, and shoulder and neck pain. Today's Vision is one of a select group of optometric locations nationwide to offer the PRIO diagnostic system to combat CVS. The PRIO includes a unique eye-testing device which allows optometrists to simulate a computer screen, diagnose the level of computer eyestrain and develop a prescription for special eyeglasses. The increased comfort resulting from the specialized PRIO prescription can be demonstrated during the examination.

 

 

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