Optometrist near Westerville, Ohio.

From Westerville to our New Albany office.

From Westerville, take State Route 3 (State Street) south to I-270, then State Route 161 east. Exit at Johnstown Road (US 62) into New Albany, turn onto North High Street and continue as it becomes New Albany-Condit Road. Our office is at 6772 New Albany-Condit Road.

We are open Monday through Thursday 8:00 AM to 5:30 PM and Friday 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. We accept VSP and EyeMed vision plans for exams.

One optometry office for Westerville families.

Our New Albany office has an iCare tonometer with no air puff, a Marco digital refractor, and wide-field retinal imaging. Your doctor selects the tests that fit your age and needs. Most patients start with a routine exam. If you wear or want contacts, have diabetes, or have a family history of macular degeneration, jump straight to the exam built for that.

Routine eye exam

A full check of your vision and eye health: refraction, eye pressure, and wide-field retinal imaging. This is the right visit for a new patient, an annual exam, or an updated glasses prescription.

Pediatric eye exam

Kid-friendly exams that check for vision problems that may affect learning and development. We fit exams to a child's age and attention span, starting as young as 6 months. Kids under about 6 typically get cycloplegic (dilating) drops so we can measure their prescription accurately.

Contact lens exam

A contact lens exam checks your vision, eye health, and lens fit. Your doctor may take additional measurements and fit trial lenses when needed before confirming your contact lens prescription.

Diabetic eye exam

Diabetes can affect the blood vessels in your retina before you notice any vision change. Retinal imaging may help document diabetic changes, and your doctor determines whether dilation and additional testing are needed.

Macular degeneration exam

If you have a family history of macular degeneration, ask about an exam to assess your macula, with imaging that may help identify early changes. If you notice sudden changes in your central vision, call us right away. If you cannot reach us, seek urgent medical care without waiting for our office to reopen.

Myopia management

For kids whose nearsightedness is progressing, we offer ortho-k, atropine drops, and myopia control contact and spectacle lenses that may help slow progression and lower the long-term eye-health risks that come with high myopia.

Three optometrists, one local practice.

Drs. Karres, Keller, and Dennis are optometrists who each see patients for routine, pediatric, and medical exams. Dr. Karres brings a research background in scleral lens filling solution and contact lens solutions generally, plus hands-on WAVE scleral lens design for complex fits. Dr. Keller sees the majority of COVE's pediatric patients and is our team's InfantSEE provider. Dr. Kayli Dennis is from Westerville and sees patients for general eyecare and contact lens fittings.

Dr. Karres owns COVE and leads the practice's specialty contact lens work.

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