About Cedar Valley Eyecare
Our Eagle Mountain doctors provide personalized eye care, careful exams, modern treatment options, and clear explanations for every member of your family.
Quick answer
Cedar Valley Eyecare is a family optometry and medical eye care office in Eagle Mountain, Utah. The practice serves Eagle Mountain, Saratoga Springs, Cedar Valley, Cedar Fort, Fairfield, and nearby Utah County communities with comprehensive eye exams, pediatric eye care, contact lenses, glasses, dry eye treatment, diabetic eye exams, glaucoma monitoring, and urgent eye visits.
Local office
Cedar Valley Eyecare is located at 4317 Pony Express Parkway Suite 100, Eagle Mountain, UT 84005. Families often choose the office because it is easy to reach from Eagle Mountain, Saratoga Springs, Cedar Valley, Cedar Fort, and the west Utah County area.
What patients can expect
The office is built for patients who want careful exams, practical recommendations, and enough time to ask real questions before choosing glasses, contact lenses, or treatment.
Inside the office
Patients can see the building, optical, exam rooms, and diagnostic technology before they book.
Why patients choose Cedar Valley Eyecare
Cedar Valley Eyecare is not built around rushing patients through a chart and out the door. The office is designed for families who want a local team that will explain what is happening, what their options are, and what makes the most sense for everyday life.
Patients should leave knowing what changed, what stayed healthy, and what the next step is instead of wondering what the doctor meant.
Cedar Valley Eyecare sees children, teens, adults, and seniors, so families can handle routine exams, pediatric visits, and medical eye concerns in one local office.
When patients need glasses, the team starts with the prescription, lens design, comfort, and fit first so eyewear works well in real life.
What we help with
Some patients come in for a yearly prescription check. Others need contact lenses, a first pediatric exam, help with dry eye, or a visit for redness, irritation, flashes, floaters, and other medical symptoms. Cedar Valley Eyecare is set up to help with both the routine side of eye care and the questions that feel more urgent.
Meet the doctors
Cedar Valley Eyecare patients see optometrists with experience in family eye care, pediatric visits, glasses and contact lenses, dry eye, diabetic eye disease, glaucoma monitoring, and long-term vision care.
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Dr. Collin Gray was raised in Lehi and earned his Doctor of Optometry degree from the University of Houston College of Optometry. He focuses on myopia control and advanced dry eye care, serves on the Utah Optometric Association Board, and helps teach future optometrists as an associate faculty member at Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions.
Specializes in myopia control, dry eye treatment, and advanced patient care.
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Dr. Robert Gray earned his Doctor of Optometry degree from the University of Houston College of Optometry and has practiced in Utah for more than 30 years. A former president of the Utah Optometric Association, he focuses on keratoconus, glaucoma, macular degeneration, diabetic eye disease, and other complex medical eye conditions.
More than 30 years of experience in medical eye care and complex vision conditions.
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Dr. Walker Shaffer earned his Doctor of Optometry degree from Pacific University College of Optometry in 2024. He brings focused experience in specialty contact lenses and ocular disease, with particular interests in glaucoma, macular degeneration, and diabetic eye disease.
Specializes in advanced contact lens fittings and ocular disease care.
Eagle Mountain and west Utah County
If you are comparing eye doctors near Eagle Mountain or Saratoga Springs, the practical details matter too: where the office is, who you will see, what services are available, and how easy it is to call, text, or book the right visit.
Office details
Ready for your visit?
Schedule online or call the Eagle Mountain office for help with an eye exam, glasses, contact lenses, pediatric eye care, dry eye, or medical eye symptoms.
