Diabetic Eye Exams & Retinal Evaluations in Mays Landing, NJ

If you have diabetes, regular eye exams are essential for preserving your sight. At the office of Dr. Karen J. Solofsky, Optometrist, we provide detailed diabetic eye exams and retinal evaluations to detect early signs of diabetic retinopathy and other complications before they impact your vision.

Why Diabetic Eye Exams Are Important

Diabetes can damage the small blood vessels in the retina, leading to diabetic retinopathy, a leading cause of vision loss in adults. Early stages often have no symptoms, which is why regular screenings are so critical. Timely diagnosis allows for more effective management and treatment.

What to Expect During Your Exam

Dr. Solofsky uses advanced retinal imaging and diagnostic technology to examine the back of the eye in detail. Your diabetic eye exam may include:

  • Dilation to widen the pupils for a better view of the retina
  • Retinal imaging and photography
  • Intraocular pressure measurement
  • Evaluation of the optic nerve and blood vessels
  • Documentation for your primary care physician or endocrinologist

Monitoring & Managing Diabetic Retinopathy

If signs of diabetic retinopathy are found, we’ll guide you through the next steps—whether it's monitoring changes, coordinating with your medical team, or referring you to a retinal specialist for advanced care. Our goal is to protect your vision and help you manage diabetes with confidence.

Schedule Your Diabetic Eye Exam Today

Regular eye exams are a vital part of diabetes management. Contact our Mays Landing office to schedule your diabetic eye exam and retinal evaluation with Dr. Solofsky. We’re here to help safeguard your sight for the future.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) For Diabetic Eye Exams and Retinal Evaluations

  1. How often should I get a diabetic eye exam?
    The American Diabetes Association recommends a comprehensive eye exam once a year for anyone with diabetes, or more often if advised by your doctor.
  2. Does a diabetic eye exam hurt?
    No. The exam is painless, though your eyes may be temporarily sensitive to light if dilation is performed.
  3. Can diabetes affect my vision suddenly?
    Yes. Sudden changes like blurred vision, floaters, or vision loss may indicate serious issues and require immediate attention.
  4. What happens if diabetic retinopathy is found?
    Dr. Solofsky will review your condition and may refer you to a retinal specialist if advanced treatment is necessary. We also communicate with your primary care team for coordinated care.
  5. Do you provide documentation for my primary care physician?
    Yes. We provide a detailed report of your exam findings to assist with your ongoing diabetes care and records.
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4620 Black Horse Pike
Mays Landing, NJ 08330
(Located inside the Walmart Vision Center)
(609) 625-7301

HOURS OF OPERATION
Monday
10:00am - 6:00pm
Tuesday
9:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday
11:00am - 6:00pm
Thursday
Closed
Friday
10:00am - 5:00pm
Saturday
9:30am - 1:30pm
Sunday
Closed
By Appointment Only
Karen J. Solofsky, OD 4620 Black Horse Pike Mays Landing, NJ 08330 Phone: 609-625-7301 Fax: 609-625-7354

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