FORT LUPTON VISION CENTER

Fort Lupton Vision Center is located in downtown Fort Lupton, Colorado and has proudly served the community for over 5 years. We provide eye care services for the entire family. Dr. David Simonson, O.D. started Fort Lupton Vision Center because he wanted to practice in a community that was friendly and had that small town feel that reminds him of where he grew up.

Service:

VISION EXAMS

Comprehensive evaluation of the entire eye and visual system. We use multiple…

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Fort Lupton Vision Center is located in downtown Fort Lupton, Colorado and has proudly served the community for over 5 years. We provide eye care services for the entire family. Dr. David Simonson, O.D. started Fort Lupton Vision Center because he wanted to practice in a community that was friendly and had that small town feel that reminds him of where he grew up.

Service:

VISION EXAMS

Comprehensive evaluation of the entire eye and visual system. We use multiple high tech instruments to assist in the measurements and evaluation of the health of your eyes. We take our time to ensure we have the most accurate prescription for you. Your eyes are tested for conditions such as cataract, glaucoma, macular degeneration, retinal problems, diabetes, and other health problems that can affect your eye health and vision.
CONTACT LENS FITTING

We take careful measurement of your eyes and using the data collected during the eye exam along with a discussion of your goals, past experiences, and vision, we will decide on the best options in contacts for you.
We fit many different types of contacts
Spherical
Toric (for astigmatism)
Bifocal / Multifocal
RGP (hard / gas permeable)
Specialty lenses for hard to fit patients
Color enhancing and novelty tinted lenses
Daily disposables
Keratoconus
Hybrid lenses with rigid center and soft outer rim
There are many new types of lenses that have been developed over the last several years. New technology in lenses allows better oxygen permeability, which can provide better ocular health and less risk of eye infections.
Advanced materials may provide greater comfort, less dryness, healthier and whiter appearing eyes.
If you have had trouble wearing contacts in the past, there are many new options available today that may be the answer you are looking for.
MEDICAL EYE EXAMS

Pain in and around the eyes
Headaches
Allergies affecting your eyes
Diabetes
Hypertension (high blood pressure)
Dry eyes
Flashes of Light or Increase in Floaters (spots in vision)
Distortion / Loss of vision
Eyelid problems
Monitoring Cataracts, Glaucoma, and Diabetes
Thyroid problems
Cornea problems
Retina problems
CARE AND TREATMENT OF EYE INJURIES AND INFECTIONS

Red eye (Inflammation)
Pink eye (Conjunctivitis)
Abrasions / Cuts
Bruises
See an eye doctor if you have been hit in the eye to rule out serious retinal damage in the back of your eye.
Foriegn bodies / debris in or on the eye
Metal pieces need to be removed quickly

Surgical Co-Management
Cataract Surgery
Lasik / PRK Surgery Categories:   Optometrists

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