Our Services
From routine exams to advanced medical eye care — we offer everything your family needs to see clearly and stay healthy for life.
Your Vision, Our Mission
At Westview Eye Care, we provide a full range of services — from comprehensive annual exams to medical evaluations for serious eye conditions. Dr. Pham and our team treat every patient like family, making sure you receive the best care possible.
Full vision and eye health evaluations for all ages, every year.
Custom fittings for daily, weekly, and monthly wear options.
Ultra wide-field retinal scans — no dilation required.
Diagnosis and management of glaucoma, diabetic eye disease, and more.
Cross-sectional retinal scans for early detection of hidden eye disease.
Service 01
Preventive and routine eye exams are the cornerstone of good eye health, recommended annually for all ages. Many eye and vision problems show no obvious signs or symptoms — a comprehensive exam is often the only way to catch them early.
During your exam, Dr. Pham will review your symptoms, family and medical history, current medications, work environment, and overall health to give you a truly personalized evaluation.
Visual acuity testing · Refraction for glasses or contacts · Eye pressure measurement · Peripheral vision check · Retinal health evaluation · Screening for glaucoma, cataracts, and macular degeneration
Did you know? Your retina is the only place in the body where blood vessels can be seen directly — making an eye exam one of the best early-detection tools for heart disease, diabetes, and hypertension, often before you notice any symptoms.
Service 02
Contact lenses are a great alternative to eyeglasses — offering comfort, convenience, and a natural look. In addition to your comprehensive exam, a contact lens evaluation ensures the lenses fit properly and that your eye health is not compromised.
Dr. Pham performs specialized tests to evaluate corneal health and takes precise measurements to find your perfect fit — whether you need daily, bi-weekly, or monthly lenses.
Why Consider Contact Lenses?
Move naturally with your eye for comfortable, wide-field vision correction
Correct near-sightedness, far-sightedness, astigmatism, and presbyopia
No fogging up in cold or humid weather like glasses can
Don't get in the way of sports or active daily life
Multiple wear schedules — daily, weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly
Specialty options available for dry eyes, astigmatism, and multifocal needs
First time wearing contacts? No problem — Dr. Pham will walk you through insertion, removal, and care step by step until you feel completely confident.
Service 03
We offer ultra wide-field retinal imaging using the industry-leading Optomap® technology. This state-of-the-art scan captures up to 82% of your retina in a single image — compared to just 10–12% with traditional methods.
The Optomap® scan can detect early signs of eye conditions like glaucoma and macular degeneration, as well as systemic diseases including heart disease, hypertension, and diabetes — often before you notice any vision changes.
Simply look into the device one eye at a time — similar to looking through a keyhole. A quick flash of light captures the image. It takes less than a minute and is suitable for all ages, including children.
How It Works
You look into the Optomap® device — one eye at a time, like peering through a keyhole.
A gentle flash of light captures an ultra wide-field image of your retina in seconds.
Dr. Pham reviews the high-resolution image with you and compares it to previous scans to track changes over time.
Ask for Optomap® at your next visit — we highly recommend adding it to your annual exam for the most complete picture of your eye and overall health.
Service 04
OCT is one of the most powerful diagnostic tools in modern eye care. Using safe, non-invasive light waves, it creates detailed cross-sectional images of your retina — similar to an MRI, but for your eye. This allows Dr. Pham to see beneath the surface of your retina and detect microscopic changes that are invisible to the naked eye.
While Optomap® captures a wide-field photograph of the retinal surface, OCT goes deeper — revealing the layers of retinal tissue in incredible detail. Together, these two technologies give us the most complete picture of your eye health available.
Optomap® maps the wide surface of your retina. OCT scans its depth — layer by layer. Using both gives Dr. Pham a full 3D understanding of your retinal health, catching disease at its earliest and most treatable stage.
What OCT Can Detect
You rest your chin on the device and look at a small fixation target — no contact with your eye.
The OCT scanner uses light waves to capture cross-sectional images of your retinal layers in seconds.
Dr. Pham reviews the detailed scan with you and compares results over time to track any changes.
Completely painless, no dilation needed. OCT is quick, comfortable, and safe for all ages — including children. It's one of the best investments you can make in your long-term vision health.
Service 05
Beyond routine exams, Westview Eye Care provides comprehensive medical evaluation and management for a wide range of eye conditions. Whether you're dealing with an eye infection, managing a chronic condition, or monitoring disease progression, Dr. Pham is here to help.
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Early detection and consistent monitoring are the most powerful tools against vision loss. We provide ongoing care for these common — and serious — eye conditions.
A cataract is a clouding of the eye's natural lens, most often caused by aging. Early on there may be no symptoms, but over time you may notice blurry vision, faded colors, light sensitivity, or double vision.
Dr. Pham monitors your cataract's progression and will advise you when surgery is appropriate. Cataract surgery is one of the safest procedures available — 9 out of 10 patients see significantly better afterward. We provide co-management of your post-surgical recovery.
Co-managed with your surgeonDiabetic retinopathy is a leading cause of blindness in adults. It damages the blood vessels in the retina due to chronically high blood sugar levels. In early stages there are no symptoms — which is why annual dilated eye exams are critical for anyone with diabetes.
As it progresses, you may notice floaters, dark spots, or blurry vision. Controlling blood sugar and blood pressure significantly reduces risk. Dr. Pham works alongside your primary care team to monitor and protect your vision.
Annual dilated exam recommendedDry eye is one of the most common eye conditions, affecting millions of Americans. It occurs when your eyes don't produce enough tears — or the right quality of tears — to stay properly lubricated. Symptoms include stinging, burning, redness, and even paradoxical excessive tearing.
Dr. Pham creates a personalized dry eye treatment plan that may include prescription eye drops, lifestyle adjustments, and in-office treatments to restore your comfort and long-term eye health.
Personalized treatment plansGlaucoma is a group of eye diseases that damage the optic nerve, often due to elevated eye pressure. It's called the "silent thief of sight" because vision loss typically begins in the periphery with no pain or early warning signs.
You are at higher risk if you are over 60, African American or Hispanic/Latino, have a family history of glaucoma, or have diabetes or high blood pressure. With early detection, glaucoma is manageable through prescription eye drops, laser treatment, or surgery — Dr. Pham will find the right approach for you.
Early detection is essentialAge-related macular degeneration (AMD) is the leading cause of vision loss in adults over 50. It affects the macula — the central part of the retina responsible for sharp, detailed vision needed for activities like reading and driving.
AMD typically progresses slowly, and early stages may have no symptoms. As it advances, a blurry or blind spot develops in the center of your vision. Regular Optomap® retinal imaging allows Dr. Pham to detect and track AMD early — giving you the best chance of preserving your central vision long-term.
Leading cause of vision loss 50+Whether it's a routine exam or managing a specific condition, we're here for you. Book your appointment online today — new patients always welcome.
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