Eye Exams From an Experienced Lenscrafters Optometrist in Akron
We provide first-rate treatment for vision and eye health conditions for patients of all ages.
Our experienced optometrist invites you to benefit from a complete range of ocular services, all provided within our pleasant and comfortable optometry clinic and optical located conveniently within the LensCrafters in Chapel Hill Mall.
We make it easy for you to have top quality vision!
Akron, OH 44310-4311
Experienced:
Dr. Ty Miller has over 15 years of experience taking care of patients in Akron and Cuyahoga Falls, OH.
Ask around – you’ll find many satisfied clients who return to us regularly for eye exams and treatment.
Advanced:
Our optometrist stays up to date with medical advancements, modern treatment, and uses the latest technology in order to provide patients with precise, detailed diagnoses and progressive treatment.
Personal:
Dr. Miller will become acquainted with you, your eyes and your visual needs. We believe that a lasting relationship between patient and eye doctor goes far towards exceptional eye care!
Convenient:
Conveniently located inside LensCrafters, we provide non-stop service – 7 days a week! And with our advanced on-site lab for cutting lenses, your new eyeglasses will be ready in one hour!
Whether you need standard contacts or specialty lenses for a hard-to-fit vision condition, we’ll satisfy your requirements. Bifocal lenses, toric lenses for astigmatism, tinted lenses and more are all available from our eye care clinic, located in the Chapel Hill Mall LensCrafters, in Akron, OH. With a full inventory of trial lenses, most of our patients take a pair home immediately after their contact lens fitting.
Clarifye Technology at Dr. Ty J. Miller & Associates in Akron, Ohio . You’ve heard them before. Those repetitive eye exam questions. “Which is better? One or two?” And you think, “This must be important. What if I get it wrong? Wait! Let me see number one again!” Seriously, is this still how we do eye exams today, by trial and error? The answer is, not anymore … thanks to Clarifye – the digital eye exam that shows you more.
