Seeing Your Care In-Depth
Healthy vision is more than how clearly you can see. We care about your visual health and comfort and strive to help you understand your eye health. Our technology enables us to see a more detailed picture of your eyes, so we can monitor for signs of vision problems or diseases.
Investing in eye care technology allows us to personalize our care based on individual measurements and assessments. We love sharing our passion for eye care technology and hope to share it with you and your family. Stop by and see how our technology can benefit your comprehensive care.
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Our technology helps us go in-depth, capturing every angle to learn more about your eyes. Patients can see the unique aspects of their eye health, allowing us to give our patients a clearer understanding of their health and care options.Technology also helps us improve diagnostic accuracy, whether we’re customizing your glasses prescription or preparing a treatment plan for dry eye.
VR Eye Care
VR (virtual reality) is more than entertainment—it’s also a tool we use for personalizing your care. The Olleyes VisuALL VR platform can evaluate multiple aspects of your vision, including:
- Color vision
- Eye muscle movements
- Pupillometry (pupil size & reactivity)
- Visual acuity (near and far vision)
- Visual field (side vision)
The device is easily portable, improving accessibility and allowing us to perform comprehensive eye exams in whatever position you feel most comfortable. The VR system helps us provide early detection for eye conditions, such as analyzing retinal sensitivity in patients with glaucoma.
Diagnosing Dry Eye
Dry eye disease is common, affecting millions of Americans every year. Yet, many people suffer with their symptoms instead of getting help. Dry, irritated, burning or blurry eyes can significantly impact how you live your life. We want to help you experience longer-lasting relief—and improvement starts with a diagnosis.
Diagnostic technology allows us to see fine details of your eye health, so we can get to the root cause of your dry eye.
Meibography
Meibography is an imaging study of the meibomian glands (tear glands inside the lower and upper eyelids). The meibomian glands produce the oily layer of tears, which is essential for preventing tear evaporation.
Evaluating meibomian gland structure helps us detect problems contributing to dry eye. Patients with dry eye can see the difference between their glands and healthy ones with a side-by-side comparison.
Topography
Corneal topography is a photography technique used to create a 3D map of the cornea (the clear front covering of the eye). The cornea is naturally smooth, but flaws, bumps, or distortions make your eye as unique as a fingerprint.
A topography scan helps us measure corneal curvature and evaluate the eye’s surface health, so we can identify contact lens prescriptions, diagnose disease, or plan for surgery. We can also see how dry eye affects cornea health to personalize your treatment.
Inflammadry
Inflammadry is a rapid, point-of-care test that detects matrix metalloproteinase 9 (MMP-9), an inflammatory marker that is often elevated in the tears of patients with dry eye disease. This test helps in diagnosing and managing dry eye by providing objective evidence of ocular surface inflammation.
Evaluating Eye Health with Optos
Retinal imaging is a powerful tool that allows us to look in-depth at the back of the eye. With our optos system, we can obtain ultra-wide digital images that reveal more than 80% of your retina in one image. This is in contrast to traditional retinal imaging, which captures only about 15%.
These detailed scans can provide critical information about your retina, optic nerve, and blood vessels, assisting us in identifying issues, tracking changes over time, and detecting early signs of eye disease.
The noninvasive process is quick and can support effective, timely treatment.
OCT and OptoMap imaging
At Kuzo Eye Care in York, PA, we believe in providing the most comprehensive eye care possible. That’s why we utilize cutting-edge technology like Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) and Optomap retinal imaging. These advanced tools allow us to detect eye diseases in their earliest stages, often before symptoms appear.
Why Choose OCT at Kuzo Eye Care?
- Early Detection: OCT provides detailed cross-sectional images of your retina, helping us identify conditions like macular degeneration, glaucoma, and diabetic retinopathy.
- Precise Diagnosis: This non-invasive technology allows for accurate measurement and monitoring of retinal changes.
- Peace of Mind: Knowing your eyes are thoroughly examined with advanced technology gives you confidence in your eye health.
Experience the Power of Optomap at Kuzo Eye Care:
- Ultra-Widefield Imaging: Optomap captures a 200-degree view of your retina, far beyond traditional methods.
- Comprehensive Eye Health Evaluation: This technology helps us detect peripheral retinal issues that might otherwise go unnoticed.
- Comfortable & Quick: The Optomap exam is fast, painless, and requires no dilation in many cases.
Serving the York, PA community, Kuzo Eye Care is committed to providing exceptional eye care through advanced technology. Schedule your OCT and Optomap exam today and experience the difference!