How often should my family have eye exams?

Children should have their first eye exam at 6 months, again at age 3, before starting school, and every 1–2 years after. Adults should schedule yearly exams, especially if they wear glasses, contacts, or have diabetes or high blood pressure.

Do you see toddlers and preschoolers?

Yes, our doctors are experienced in examining toddlers and preschoolers using gentle, age-appropriate techniques that make the visit easy and fun.

Can we schedule multiple family members together?

Yes, Simply Eyes Hawaii offers family-friendly scheduling options so multiple family members can be seen together or back-to-back for convenience.

Family Eye Exams for All Ages

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Family Eye Exams in Honolulu

At Simply Eyes Hawaii, our family eye exams make it easy for everyone in your household to receive quality eye care in one trusted location. From young children to adults and seniors, we provide coordinated eye exams designed around your family’s schedule and long-term vision needs.

Whether you’re booking exams for multiple family members or looking for a single eye care provider for every stage of life, our Honolulu practice offers a convenient, patient-focused experience for the whole family.

One Eye Care Practice for the Whole Family

Families benefit from continuity of care. By choosing one eye care team, we’re able to understand your family’s vision history, identify patterns over time, and provide consistent recommendations as needs change.

Our goal is not to replace age-specific care, but to help families navigate it easily, all under one roof.

Coordinated Care for Different Vision Needs

While family eye exams focus on convenience and coordination, some family members may benefit from more specialized evaluations based on age or health history.

Dr. Sherry Wong works with families across Honolulu to coordinate care for every generation, from a child’s first eye exam to ongoing vision health for parents and grandparents.

We make it easy to connect each person with the right type of exam, including:

Children’s Eye Exams – Developmental vision care, school screenings, and early detection
Comprehensive Eye Exams – Routine eye exams for adults and teens
Senior Eye Exams – Preventive monitoring of age-related vision changes
Diabetic Eye Exams – Specialized retinal exams for family members with diabetes

Family Eye Care for Patients with Diabetes

Diabetes can affect multiple members of the same family. For patients with diabetes, routine eye exams alone may not be enough.

If you or a family member has diabetes, we may recommend a dedicated Diabetic Eye Exam, which provides a more detailed evaluation of the retina to screen for diabetic retinopathy and other diabetes-related eye conditions. These exams are an important part of long-term health and vision preservation.