Before school starts
Schedule before the first weeks fill up with forms, sports practices, homework, and new routines.
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Back-to-school vision
Help your child start the school year seeing clearly.
A school vision screening can miss focusing, eye teaming, prescription, and reading-related vision problems. Cedar Valley Eyecare helps families check vision before classrooms, homework, sports, and screens ramp up.
01Pediatric eye exams02School vision and reading concerns03Glasses and myopia management04Appointments for Eagle Mountain-area families
Book a pediatric eye exam if your child squints, sits close to screens, gets headaches, avoids reading, failed a screening, or has not had a full eye exam recently.
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Clear vision supports learning, reading, and confidence.
Children may not say the board is blurry or that reading is visually exhausting. They may just avoid homework, lose their place, complain of headaches, rub their eyes, or seem tired after school.
A back-to-school eye exam gives parents a clearer answer before the school routine is already stressful. If glasses, myopia management, or follow-up care is needed, there is time to make a plan.
Choose your care
Start with the service that fits your needs.
Failed vision screening
A full exam can check more than distance vision and clarify whether glasses or follow-up care is needed.
View Failed vision screeningMyopia keeps increasing
Ask about myopia management if your child's nearsightedness keeps getting stronger.
View Myopia keeps increasingGlasses for class
Get help with prescriptions, lens choices, and frames that fit school and activities.
View Glasses for classPlan ahead for school
Schedule before the school year gets busy.
A pediatric eye exam can identify prescription, focusing, and eye-teaming concerns before they interfere with school. We also offer glasses and myopia management when your child needs additional support.
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Common questions
When should I schedule a back-to-school eye exam?
Summer and early fall are ideal, but any time is appropriate if your child is squinting, getting headaches, struggling with reading, or failed a screening.
Is a school vision screening enough?
A screening can be helpful, but it is not the same as a full pediatric eye exam. A full exam checks focusing, prescription, eye teaming, and eye health more thoroughly.
Do you see children from Saratoga Springs, Lehi, and Cedar Valley?
Yes. Cedar Valley Eyecare sees children from Eagle Mountain, Saratoga Springs, Cedar Valley, Cedar Fort, Fairfield, Lehi, American Fork, Pleasant Grove, and surrounding Utah County.
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Schedule your visit with Cedar Valley Eyecare.
Schedule online or call our Eagle Mountain office. We will help you choose the right appointment.