Simple Quality Care Made Easy
Located at your local Clarkston-Lewiston Costco
The Valley’s Eye Doctor
Great eye care.
Simple process.
Fair prices.
How Our Exams Works
Step 1: Intake
Our technician will welcome you and learn about your eye health. It's relaxed, straightforward, and no upselling.
Step 2: Testing
They'll run various testing including an Optos digital wide-view retinal scan.
This technology captures vastly better imaging to catch ocular diseases and abnormalities early on.
Step 3: Doctor Consultation
Meet your doctor by video or in-person to review your results together.
Same doctor, every time. No repeating yourself.
Step 3: Check out
Our team will process your payment and we’ll send you home with your Rx same day.
Insurance
As a valued business partner, We accept Costco employee plans under EyeMed and Aetna.
For all other insurances (VSP, EyeMed, Premera, etc), you can apply your insurance by paying us directly at the exam. We then provide you with an invoice to submit to your insurance for reimbursements. Our team can provide clear instructions on how to complete that.
This keeps our process simple, honest, and sustainable.
Why We’re Direct-Payment
Insurance billing creates unnecessary complication, delays, and confusion for both patients and providers.
Low doctor reimbursements require clinics to run higher volumes and rushed exams.
Losing our agency on quality care is a non-negotiable for our values.
We chose this approach so we can keep care straightforward and give you our full attention.
What that means for you:
Quality care
Our full attention
Transparent prices
More availability
Our team gets paid fairly (not paying insurance overhead)
Pricing
Glasses Exam— $125
Glasses + Contact Lens Exam(existing wearers) — $165
*Astigmatism/multi-focal +$10
Glasses + New Contact Lens Exam(first-time wearers inc. pt education/training) — $195
Medical Visits (red eyes, dry eyes, etc.) - $95-130
No Messy Drops. Advanced Imaging. No Extra Charge.
Every routine exam includes Optos digital wide-field retinal imaging — high-resolution photos of your entire retina.
What this means for you:
No dilating drops (no messy, no temporary blur)
Better view for your doctor (clearer, more detailed)
No extra cost (most offices charge $50–$100 for this)
Comprehensive eye health as standard care
We include this because eye health shouldn't require add-ons or surprise bills. It's how care should work.