Dr. Vida Kazempour & Associates

09/19/2022

Make sure your kids see their best for the as they
go back to school. Discover technologies that
meet their needs, including blue light filtering
lenses. Schedule your appointment today!

08/06/2018

A brief examination of your child’s eyes by a pediatrician or family practice doctor is not a substitute for an eye exam performed by an optometrist or ophthalmologist. According to the American Optometric Association (AOA), infants should have their first comprehensive eye exam at 6 months of age. Children then should have additional eye exams at age 3, and just before they enter the first grade — at about age 5 or 6 and then annually.

05/16/2018

Learn about polarized sunglasses:

Today’s sunglasses—with or without prescription—can be modified with a technique called polarization to reduce light glare and improve vision and safety in the sun.

11/16/2017

We are approaching the end of the year, and it is time to use your insurance benefit for your vision care, use it or loose it! We take Premera, Premera Microsoft, Regence, Lifewise, Eyemed and VSP (out of network).

11/07/2017

One out of every four children, has an undetected visual problem. Make sure your kids get a routine eye exam.

10/22/2017

We are approaching the end of the year, and it is time to use your insurance benefit for your vision care, use it or loose it! We take Premera, Premera Microsoft, Regence, Lifewise, Eyemed and VSP (out of network). Call or go to our website to schedule your exam!!