Eye Care Questions & Answers for Ahwatukee Patients

Use our appointment request form or call (480) 706-3937. Our team follows up to confirm availability and finalize your appointment. Submitting a request does not reserve a confirmed appointment.

Call (480) 706-3937 to ask about current openings. Same-day availability depends on the schedule and the type of care you need.

Yes. Arizona’s Vision accepts VSP and EyeMed. Eligibility, copays, exam coverage, and eyewear allowances vary by plan. Give our team your plan information so we can help check your benefits.

Your cost depends on the type of visit, your insurance benefits, and any additional services. Call the office for current exam fees and offers. Ask whether contact-lens evaluation, retinal imaging, or other recommended testing has a separate charge.

Your doctor reviews your vision and health history, evaluates your vision and prescription needs, assesses your eye health, and explains the findings. The tests used depend on your age, symptoms, history, and examination.

Bring your current glasses or contact lenses, insurance information, a medication list, and questions for your doctor. If you have contact-lens packaging or relevant records from another eye doctor, bring those too.

We provide eye care for children and adults. Tell our team your child’s age and the reason for the visit so we can help arrange the appropriate appointment. Bring any current glasses and relevant previous eye records.

Yes. Tell our team which doctor you would like to see when requesting your appointment. Availability depends on that doctor’s schedule. You can review our doctor biographies before your visit.

Contact-lens wear requires an evaluation and fitting for your lenses in addition to your prescription and eye health assessment. Tell our team when scheduling if you wear contacts or want to try them. Ask about the fitting fee and follow-up visits.

Your doctor will recommend dilation when it is needed to examine your eye health. Retinal imaging does not automatically mean dilation is unnecessary. If dilation is planned, bring sunglasses and discuss transportation with our team because your vision may be temporarily blurry and light-sensitive.

Ask your doctor what schedule is appropriate for you. Your age, eye health, medical history, symptoms, and contact-lens needs can affect the recommended timing. Follow any specific return instructions from your doctor.

Our office is at 15215 S. 48th Street, Suite 180, Phoenix, AZ 85044, in Ahwatukee. We are open Monday through Thursday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. We are closed Saturday and Sunday.