Ryan Health's Eye Clinic provides primary eye care. Using state of the art technology, eye care professionals give comprehensive eye exams to diagnose and treat common vision problems and eye diseases, such as glaucoma.
An eye exam is recommended every year if you are:
- Over the age of 60
- African American over the age of 40 to test for glaucoma
- Living with diabetes to test for glaucoma and diabetic retinopathy (damage to the retinas)
Optometrists also dispense and fit patients with eyeglasses. A wide selection of frames is available to choose from during the visit. Patients can also be prescribed contact lenses and pick them up at the health center.
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My Care Team

Martin Aviles, OD
- Eye Care

Karen Choi, OD
- Eye Care

Rachel Samouha, OD
- Eye Care

Young Ahn, OD
- Eye Care
Questions
No, for surgical procedures, we refer patients to ophthalmologists who accept our patients' insurances. We also have a staff ophthalmologist who only sees pre-operative patients that have been referred by staff optometrists.
We accept many of the Medicaid, Medicare, and commercial health plans that cover eyeglasses and contact lenses. If a patient does not have coverage for eyeglasses, we supply quality eye care at a reduced cost to the patient.