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OUR TECHNOLOGY

In focus.

The instruments behind every exam at Village Vision Center — chosen because they show your doctor more, and ask less of you.

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A modern exam is a series of quiet, precise measurements — here's what does the looking.

INTRAOCULAR PRESSURE

Tonometer iCare

No puff of air. No drops. A feather-light rebound probe touches the cornea for a fraction of a second to read the pressure inside your eye — an accurate screening you’ll barely notice.

  • Method Rebound
  • Contact Momentary
  • Experience Air-free · Drop-free
A Village Vision Center optometrist checks a patient’s eye pressure with a handheld tonometer
Team member guiding a patient through an autorefractor reading

BASELINE PRESCRIPTION

Auto-Refractor

Autorefractor and keratometer in one instrument. It measures how light bends inside your eye and maps the curvature of your cornea — giving your doctor a precise starting point before you read a single line on the chart.

  • Reads Refractive error
  • Maps Corneal curvature
  • Result Prescription baseline

Everything you can't feel, measured to the micron.

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WIDE-FIELD RETINAL IMAGING

Optomap California Retinal Camera

A single capture opens a far wider view of the back of your eye than a standard retinal camera. For many patients it’s a comfortable alternative to dilation — and a richer picture for catching what matters early.

  • View Ultra-wide field
  • Comfort Dilation alternative
  • Capture Single image
Patient looking into the Optos ultra-widefield retinal camera while a team member assists
Patient seated at the OCT scanner while a team member runs the eye scan

CROSS-SECTIONAL IMAGING

Optical Coherence Tomography Retinal Scan (OCT)

Light — not radiation — builds a cross-section of your retina layer by layer. Measuring the thickness of each layer lets your doctor detect retinal and optic-nerve disease long before it reaches your vision.

  • Uses Light, non-invasive
  • Shows Retinal layers
  • Detects Early disease

FIELD-OF-VIEW MAPPING

Visual Field

Points of light appear across your periphery and center to map exactly where you see — and where you don’t. It’s sensitive enough to reveal early signs of glaucoma, stroke, and neurological change.

  • Tests Periphery + center
  • Flags Glaucoma · stroke
  • Sensitivity Sub-clinical
Patient taking a visual field test while a team member monitors the results
A doctor mapping a young patient's cornea with the corneal topographer as he rests his chin on the instrument

CORNEAL MAPPING

Corneal Topographer

Thousands of measurement points map the shape of the front of your eye in a detailed color map. It is essential for fitting Ortho-K and specialty contact lenses, detecting conditions like keratoconus, and evaluating candidates for laser vision correction.

  • Maps Corneal shape
  • Used for Ortho-K & specialty lenses
  • Detects Keratoconus

ANTERIOR SEGMENT IMAGING

Firefly Slit-Lamp Video Camera

A high-definition camera on our slit lamp captures magnified photos and video of the front of your eye — eyelids, tear film, cornea and lens. Your doctor can show you exactly what they see, and compare images from one visit to the next to track any changes.

  • Views Front of the eye
  • Records HD photos & video
  • Helps Track changes
A doctor examining a patient's eye at the slit lamp fitted with the MediWorks Firefly camera

VILLAGE VISION CENTER

Come see what we see.

The place where care, comfort and community come together.

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