Diabetic Eye Exams
Advanced imaging and preventative care to protect your long-term vision.
Diabetic Eye Exams at
Greenwood Village Eye Studio
Diabetes can affect the eyes long before symptoms appear. At Greenwood Village Eye Studio, we take a proactive, technology-driven approach to detecting early signs of diabetic eye disease and protecting your vision for the long term. Our exams are designed to be thorough, comfortable, and centered on early detection — because timely care makes all the difference.
Early changes are often silent — but highly treatable when caught early.
Why Diabetic Eye Exams Matter
Diabetes can impact the small blood vessels in the retina, leading to conditions such as:
Diabetic retinopathy
Diabetic macular edema
Retinal bleeding or swelling
Changes to the optic nerve
Fluctuating vision
These changes often develop without noticeable symptoms. Regular diabetic eye exams allow us to identify issues early, monitor progression, and coordinate care with your primary physician or endocrinologist when needed.
Advanced Imaging Included in Every Exam
We incorporate advanced retinal imaging into every diabetic eye exam to give you a complete picture of your ocular health.
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Optical Coherence Tomography provides cross‑sectional imaging of the retina and macula, helping us detect:
● Fluid or swelling
● Early macular edema
● Structural changes not visible during a standard exam
These tools allow us to identify subtle changes long before they affect your vision.
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High‑resolution images of the retina allow us to document and monitor changes over time — essential for tracking diabetic retinopathy.
High blood sugar can lead to several complications with your vision and eye health, but we’re here to help.
What Your Diabetic Eye Exam Includes
Review of your medical and ocular history
Visual acuity and prescription assessment
Detailed retinal and optic nerve evaluation
Eye pressure measurement using modern, comfortable methods
Fundus photography and OCT imaging
Screening for diabetic retinopathy and macular edema
Communication with your primary care physician or endocrinologist when appropriate
We take the time to explain your results clearly so you understand your eye health and any next steps.
Dry Eye and Contact Lens Care When You Need It
Diabetes can increase the risk of dry eye symptoms and contact lens discomfort. If needed, we offer:
Dry Eye Evaluations with a full diagnostic workup
Learn more about our Dry Eye Services
Contact Lens Evaluations for soft, multifocal, custom, or specialty lenses
Explore our Contact Lens Services
Protecting Your Vision for the Long Term
Diabetic eye care is most effective when it’s consistent and preventative. With advanced imaging, careful monitoring, and a thoughtful clinical approach, we’re here to help you maintain healthy vision at every stage.