Six offices in Aurora
Eight eye doctors, six offices and one chart. Pick the office nearest home or work, and see a doctor who speaks your language.
Offices and hours
Hours differ by neighborhood, so check yours before you come. Every office does full eye exams and fits glasses and contact lenses.
Main office. Parking in the garage next door.
Directions to the Downtown officeStreet parking out front. The front desk speaks Spanish.
Directions to the Near East Side officeVisitor parking behind the building.
Directions to the West Side officeGround floor, with no stairs.
Directions to the Eola officeThe only office open on Sundays.
Directions to the Fox Valley officeParking in the lot beside the building.
Directions to the Northeast officeDoctors by language
Eight doctors of optometry share the six offices. All of them see patients in English. The language beside a name is the one they add.
Spanish and English · Near East Side and Downtown
Spanish and English · West Side and Eola
Spanish and English · Fox Valley and Northeast
Polish and English · Downtown and Northeast
Urdu, Hindi and English · Fox Valley and Eola
Arabic and English · Near East Side and Eola
Tagalog and English · Northeast and West Side
English · Downtown and Fox Valley
Care
The same care at all six, so you can choose by location and hours.
A full exam for children and adults that checks how you see and how healthy your eyes are.
About eye examsAn exam, a fitting and trial lenses, with a follow-up before you buy a supply.
About contact lensesFitting, lens choices and repairs, with frames in many shapes and materials.
About glassesFor red eyes, floaters, or a check on glaucoma or diabetes. Billed to medical insurance.
About eye health visitsIt is yours. We give you a copy after your exam and fitting, and you can fill it anywhere.
Your prescriptionOne group
Book at any office. Your records are the same at all of them, so you can move to another office when your schedule changes.
One prescription policy at every office
One way to book, by phone or online
One fees page, in English and Spanish
Questions
Yes. Many eye problems start with no signs, and an exam can find them early. It also tells you whether your glasses or contact lenses still suit your eyes.
Many people come every year or two. Children, people with diabetes or a family history of eye disease, and anyone over 60 may need to come more often. Your doctor tells you when to return.
We work with many vision plans and medical insurance plans. Call the office you plan to visit, and we check your benefits before the visit when we can.
A routine exam goes to a vision plan. A visit for an eye problem, a check on an eye disease or a follow-up goes to medical insurance. Many visits include both, and each part is billed to the plan that pays for it.
Yes. Your prescription is yours. You get a copy after your exam and fitting, and you can fill it anywhere you like.
Book online
Choose an office and a time in our booking system, or call (630) 555-0102 and we will find one with you.