Ocular disease can develop gradually, sometimes without obvious symptoms. Eye Rx - Stone Ridge provides medically focused monitoring to help you protect your vision through consistent eye exams, clear explanations, and steady follow-up over time.
Ongoing Monitoring for Long-Term Eye Health
Stone Ridge serves a growing community of families, working adults, and seniors who want dependable medical eye care close to home. If you have a known condition or risk factors that require monitoring, our team creates a plan that is easy to understand and practical to follow.
What Ocular Disease Monitoring Includes
Ocular disease monitoring is a structured approach to tracking eye health over time. Your visit may include a review of symptoms and health history, a vision assessment, and an evaluation of eye health so we can establish a clear baseline and watch for changes from year to year.
We prioritize education during every visit, so you understand what we are monitoring and why follow-up timing matters.
Conditions We Commonly Monitor
Stone Ridge supports patients who need long-term monitoring for medical concerns such as glaucoma risk and progression, diabetes-related eye changes, and dry eye and ocular surface disease. Our goal is to help you stay ahead of changes with consistent care and clear communication.
Technology That Supports Consistent Follow-Up
This location uses modern tools, including digital phoropters, corneal topography, and dry-eye diagnostic technology. These tools support accurate measurements and help your eye doctor document changes over time, keeping your care plan organized and evidence-based.
When to Schedule and When to Call Sooner
Ocular disease monitoring is especially important if you have a personal or family history of eye disease, diabetes, or new or changing symptoms. Call the office sooner if you notice:
- New floaters or flashes of light
- Sudden blur or vision loss
- Eye pain, redness, or light sensitivity
- Increasing glare or trouble driving at night
- Persistent burning, gritty sensation, or fluctuating vision
If you need ongoing monitoring for glaucoma, diabetes-related changes, or dry eye and ocular surface concerns, our Stone Ridge optometrist is here to guide you with clarity and consistency. Dr. Jennifer Sun brings extensive experience managing complex ocular conditions and provides evidence-based care with a compassionate, patient-first approach.