Comprehensive eye exam room at My Vision Care in Lexington, KY

Eye Exams · Lexington, KY

Comprehensive Eye Exam in Lexington, KY

A complete look at your vision and eye health with Dr. Ron Haddad. For toddlers to grandparents.Walk-ins welcome.

A comprehensive eye exam in Lexington, KY should do more than update a prescription. At My Vision Care, Dr. Haddad listens first, then examines both how clearly you see and how healthy your eyes are, and explains what he finds in plain language.

What your exam includes

Thorough by design, for every age.

  • 01

    Vision & prescription

    Refraction with a digital phoropter for a precise prescription for glasses or contact lenses.

  • 02

    Eye health evaluation

    A careful look at the front and back of the eye, including screening for glaucoma, macular degeneration and diabetic retinopathy.

  • 03

    Advanced imaging

    Retinal imaging that documents the health of your eye and helps track subtle changes from year to year.

  • 04

    Time to talk

    Your questions answered and your results explained, so you leave with a clear plan.

Young child during a pediatric eye exam at My Vision Care in Lexington, KY

Children & families

Pediatric and family eye care

Children can have their first comprehensive eye exam in infancy. So much of learning is visual, and vision problems in children can be mistaken for difficulties with learning or attention.

Dr. Haddad keeps exams gentle and calm for toddlers and school-age children, using child-friendly, non-invasive tools.

  • Early detectionScreening for amblyopia (lazy eye), strabismus (eye turn) and focusing delays.
  • Child-friendlyGentle, non-invasive testing without intimidating equipment.
  • School & sportsClear, comfortable vision for the classroom and the field.
Children's eye exams
Diagnostic imaging equipment used for eye health evaluations at My Vision Care in Lexington, KY

Medical eye health

Beyond the prescription

Many eye conditions develop quietly. Every comprehensive exam at My Vision Care includes an evaluation of eye health, supported by a digital phoropter and diagnostic imaging.

We screen for glaucoma, macular degeneration and diabetic retinopathy, and coordinate care when a condition needs closer attention.

Glaucoma management
Contact lens fitting room at My Vision Care in Lexington, KY

Contact lenses

Contact lens exams & fittings

Astigmatism, dry eyes or a need for multifocal lenses? Dr. Haddad takes precise measurements of the eye's surface to fit lenses for comfort and clarity, drawing on a wide range of leading brands and lens designs.

From daily, biweekly or monthly soft lenses to toric and multifocal designs, your contact lens exam can be added to your eye exam. If you've been told contacts aren't for you, specialty options such as RGP, scleral lenses and Contacts for Keratoconus may open new options.

Contact lens exams

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  • “Family run business. Easy, professional, fast. A wonderful experience.”
    Cina C., Google review
  • “Very thorough and explained everything to me in plain language so I could understand.”
    Allison Y., Google review
  • “This is a small, family‑owned eye doctor’s office, which means so much to me. They are thoughtful, patient, and incredibly kind.”
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Dr. Ron Haddad in an exam room at My Vision Care in Lexington, KY

Your doctor

Dr. Ron Haddad

One of the few remaining doctor-owned, owner-operated practices in Lexington, My Vision Care is led by Dr. Ron Haddad at every visit. His exams are deliberate and unhurried, guided by your eyes rather than the clock.

  • UnhurriedTime well spent
  • Doctor-ownedOwner-operated
  • Same-day glassesMost single-vision Rx

Your benefits, thoughtfully applied.

We accept most vision and medical plans, and our team will gladly check yours before your visit.

  • EyeMed
  • VSP
  • Spectera
  • Cigna
  • Anthem
  • Aetna
  • Medicare
  • Humana
  • Kentucky Medicaid plans
  • UnitedHealthcare Community Plan (Medicaid)
Vision insurance details

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Eye exam questions

How long does a comprehensive eye exam take?

As long as your eyes require. Dr. Haddad does not work to the clock, and additional testing or a contact lens fitting adds time. If your schedule is tight, let us know when you book.

Do I need an eye exam if I have 20/20 vision?

Yes. Clear vision and healthy eyes are not the same thing. Some conditions, such as glaucoma, may not cause noticeable symptoms early on, which is why a comprehensive exam evaluates eye health as well as clarity. Read more on why regular eye exams matter for your overall health. Farsightedness is a common example; read about hyperopia symptoms and treatment.

At what age should my child have their first eye exam?

The American Optometric Association recommends a first eye assessment between 6 and 12 months of age, with further exams through the preschool and school years. Dr. Haddad offers gentle exams for toddlers and school-age children. Children's eye exams.

Which vision insurance plans do you accept in Lexington?

We accept VSP, EyeMed, Spectera and Cigna vision plans; Kentucky Medicaid plans, including Passport by Molina Healthcare, WellCare and UnitedHealthcare Community Plan (Medicaid); and medical plans including Anthem, Aetna, Humana and Medicare for health-related visits. Coverage varies by plan, so call or text 859-216-2660 and our team will check your benefits. More on insurance.

What are progressive lenses, and how do they work?

Progressive lenses combine distance, intermediate and near vision in one lens with no visible lines, so you can move from driving to the computer to reading without switching glasses. Our optical team measures each pair for your chosen frame.

Can I have an eye exam without insurance?

Yes. Self-pay patients are welcome. Call or text 859-216-2660 and our team will explain the options. A contact lens fitting is a separate service from the eye exam. Wear contacts? Ask for a contact lens exam and fitting along with your eye exam.

What should I bring to my eye appointment?

Your current glasses, your contact lens boxes if you wear them, a list of medications, and your vision or medical insurance cards. This helps our team verify benefits quickly.

What eye exam technology do you use?

A digital phoropter for precise prescriptions and advanced retinal imaging to document and monitor eye health, often without the need for more invasive tests.

Do I need a separate exam for contacts?

A contact lens fitting is added to your comprehensive eye exam. It includes corneal measurements and a trial pair so the lens fits your eye. Tell us when you book that you wear or want contacts. Contact lens exams & fittings

An eye exam worth your time.

Book online, or call or text 859-216-2660. 114 E Reynolds Rd, Lexington, KY.

Information on this site is general and is not medical advice.