How We Select Practices
Our directory features optometrists meeting these standards
Active Oklahoma optometry license
Positive patient feedback
Updated diagnostic equipment
Major vision plans accepted
Top Tulsa Optometrist
Eye to Eye Family Vision Care
Family Optometry PracticeEye to Eye Family Vision Care serves Tulsa families with personalized vision services for all ages. Located in Sapulpa, just 15 minutes from downtown Tulsa, their optometrists provide thorough eye exams using digital retinal imaging and advanced diagnostic tools to detect vision problems early. The practice specializes in fitting contact lenses for astigmatism and presbyopia, offering trial lenses to ensure proper comfort and vision.
Parents appreciate the gentle approach to children's eye exams, with age-appropriate testing that makes kids feel comfortable. The practice treats common eye conditions including dry eye, glaucoma monitoring, and diabetic eye exams.
All Tulsa Optometrists
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LOOK Eyecare & Eyewear
Optometrist, Eye Care Center, OpticianQuality eyecare with state-of-the-art diagnostic equipment and boutique optical experience. OCT imaging, digital retinal photography, and specialty contact lens fittings.
Downtown Tulsa Eyecare
Eye Care Center, OptometristConveniently located near Guthrie Green and the Arts District. Flexible scheduling with early morning and evening appointments. Emergency eye care for injuries and infections.
Vertex Vision Optometry
OptometristVision exams for all ages from infancy through seniors. Dry eye treatment, myopia management for children, sports vision training, and computer vision syndrome relief.
Dr. Ken Merchant OD
Optometrist, Eye Care CenterOver 25 years serving Tulsa families with personalized, unhurried care. Comprehensive exams, contact lens fittings, vision therapy consultations, and pre/post-operative eye surgery care.
Dr. David R. Free
OptometristIndependent practice focused on patient education and individualized care. Manages ocular diseases including glaucoma, cataracts, and macular degeneration. On-site optical lab for quick turnaround.
Moore Vision
OptometristPediatric vision specialists with expertise in developmental eye issues. Autism-friendly, sensory-friendly environment. Vision therapy for convergence insufficiency and lazy eye. Saturday hours available.
RoseRock Eyecare
Eye Care Center, OptometristWomen-owned practice specializing in complex contact lens fittings. Scleral lenses for keratoconus, orthokeratology, and comprehensive dry eye management with tear film analysis.
Focus Family Eyecare
OptometristFamily-friendly environment with preventive care emphasis. Comprehensive exams include binocular vision assessment, dilated retinal examination, and detailed findings discussion during exams.
Empire Optical
OpticianLuxury optical boutique with comprehensive optometry services. Exclusive designer frames from independent European and Japanese brands. Premium lens options and personalized frame styling.
Tips for Choosing Your Tulsa Optometrist
Consider these factors when selecting an eye care provider
Credentials & Experience
Verify active Oklahoma license and board certification. Ask about years in practice, specialty training, and experience with your specific needs.
- How long have you practiced in Tulsa?
- Do you have experience with my condition?
- What diagnostic technology do you use?
Services & Technology
Modern practices use digital retinal imaging and OCT for early disease detection. Ask about specialty services if you need pediatric care, dry eye treatment, or complex contact lenses.
- Comprehensive dilated eye exams
- Contact lens fitting and follow-up
- Treatment for eye conditions
Insurance & Pricing
Confirm your vision insurance is accepted before scheduling. Most Tulsa practices work with VSP, EyeMed, and Spectera. Ask about out-of-pocket costs upfront.
- Which insurance plans accepted?
- What's covered under my benefits?
- Payment plans for uncovered services?
Location & Convenience
Choose a practice fitting your daily routine. Consider office hours, emergency availability, and parking. Many practices offer online appointment booking.
- Distance from home or work
- Hours matching your schedule
- Same-day appointment availability
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does an eye exam cost in Tulsa?
Comprehensive eye exams typically range from $75 to $200 without insurance. Most vision plans cover annual exams with a $10-$40 copay. Contact lens fittings may add $50-$150.
What's the difference between an optometrist and ophthalmologist?
Optometrists (OD) provide primary eye care: exams, prescriptions, contact lenses, and disease treatment. Ophthalmologists (MD) perform eye surgery. Optometrists refer to ophthalmologists when surgery is needed.
Do I need a referral to see an optometrist?
No referral needed. You can schedule directly with any optometrist. Vision insurance plans don't require referrals for routine exams.
How often should I get my eyes examined?
Adults 18-60 with healthy eyes: every 2 years. Annual exams for: ages 60+, children, contact lens wearers, diabetics, and those with eye conditions.
Do Tulsa optometrists accept vision insurance?
Most accept VSP, EyeMed, Spectera, Davis Vision, and Superior Vision. Verify your specific plan when scheduling. Many also accept Medicaid and CHIP for children.
What if I have an eye emergency after hours?
Many optometrists provide emergency phone numbers for urgent issues. For serious emergencies (sudden vision loss, trauma, chemical exposure), visit an emergency room.
Ready to Schedule Your Eye Exam?
Regular comprehensive eye exams detect problems early when treatment is most effective. Contact any practice above to book your appointment.