Trusted Optometry Services Since 1994
When it comes to protecting your vision and maintaining healthy eyes, choosing the right optometrist is a decision that will impact your quality of life for years to come. At Arizona's Vision Eye Care Center in Phoenix, AZ, our team of experienced optometrists has been providing exceptional eye care since 1994, combining advanced technology with personalized, compassionate service that treats every patient like family.
Our optometrists are more than just healthcare providers—they are partners in your lifelong journey toward optimal vision and eye health. With decades of combined experience, ongoing training in the latest optometric advances, and a genuine commitment to patient care, our Phoenix optometry team provides comprehensive services that address all aspects of eye health, from routine exams to specialized treatments for complex conditions.
For over three decades, Arizona's Vision Eye Care Center has been the trusted choice for thousands of Phoenix families seeking high-quality optometry services. Founded by Dr. Mark Page in 1994, our practice was built on the principles of clinical excellence, patient education, and personalized care—values that continue to guide everything we do today.
Throughout our 30-year history, we've had the privilege of serving more than 50,000 patients, watching families grow, and helping multiple generations maintain healthy vision. From a child's first eye exam to a senior's cataract monitoring, we've been there for our patients during every stage of life, building lasting relationships based on trust, expertise, and genuine care.
What sets our Phoenix optometrist practice apart is our unwavering commitment to combining cutting-edge technology with old-fashioned service. While we invest in the latest diagnostic equipment and stay current with advances in optometry, we never lose sight of the importance of taking time with each patient, listening to concerns, answering questions thoroughly, and creating personalized care plans tailored to individual needs and lifestyles.
Our reputation in the Phoenix community is built on results, relationships, and respect. Patients choose us not only for our clinical expertise but also for the warm, welcoming environment we create and the genuine care we show. Many of our patients have been with us for decades and wouldn't consider going anywhere else for their eye care needs.
An optometrist is a primary healthcare professional who specializes in comprehensive eye and vision care. Optometrists complete four years of undergraduate education followed by four years of professional education at an accredited college of optometry, earning the Doctor of Optometry (OD) degree.
Comprehensive Eye Examinations: Optometrists perform thorough eye exams that assess visual acuity, refractive status, eye coordination, eye health, and overall function. These exams detect not only vision problems but also eye diseases and even systemic health conditions that manifest in the eyes.
Vision Correction: Optometrists prescribe eyeglasses and contact lenses to correct refractive errors including myopia (nearsightedness), hyperopia (farsightedness), astigmatism, and presbyopia. They ensure prescriptions provide clear, comfortable vision optimized for each patient's needs.
Disease Diagnosis and Management: Optometrists diagnose and manage eye diseases and conditions such as glaucoma, macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, dry eye syndrome, and many others. They prescribe medications, provide treatments, and monitor conditions to preserve eye health and prevent vision loss.
Contact Lens Fittings: Optometrists are experts in fitting all types of contact lenses, from simple spherical soft lenses to complex specialty lenses for keratoconus, post-surgical eyes, and other challenging situations. Proper fitting ensures comfort, clear vision, and eye health.
Pre- and Post-Operative Care: Optometrists provide essential evaluations before refractive surgery (LASIK, PRK) and cataract surgery, as well as post-operative monitoring to ensure successful outcomes and proper healing.
Pediatric Vision Care: Optometrists examine children's eyes, detect developmental vision problems, and provide early intervention for conditions that could affect learning and development.
Low Vision Rehabilitation: For patients with vision loss that cannot be fully corrected with standard eyeglasses or contact lenses, optometrists provide low vision services including specialized devices and strategies to maximize remaining vision.
At Arizona's Vision Eye Care Center, we're proud to have a team of three highly skilled, dedicated optometrists who work together to provide comprehensive care for all our patients:
Dr. Mark Page founded Arizona's Vision Eye Care Center in 1994 with a vision of creating an optometry practice where patients receive the highest level of clinical care in a warm, welcoming environment. With over 30 years of experience as an optometrist in Phoenix, Dr. Page has earned a reputation for thoroughness, expertise, and genuine compassion.
Dr. Page believes in taking time with each patient to fully understand their vision needs, lifestyle requirements, and health concerns. He's known for his ability to explain complex eye conditions in understandable terms and for including patients in treatment decisions. His philosophy of "old-fashioned service with modern technology" has guided the practice's growth and success over three decades.
Specializations include comprehensive eye examinations, contact lens fittings (including specialty lenses), management of ocular diseases, co-management of refractive and cataract surgeries, and diabetic eye care. Dr. Page's dedication to continuing education ensures he stays current with the latest advances in optometry, bringing cutting-edge care to his Phoenix patients.
Dr. Hao Nguyen joined Arizona's Vision Eye Care Center bringing expertise in advanced contact lens fittings and specialty lens applications. His particular interest in challenging contact lens cases makes him the go-to optometrist for patients with keratoconus, high astigmatism, post-surgical eyes, and other complex fitting needs.
Dr. Nguyen's patient-centered approach combines technical expertise with genuine empathy. He understands that vision problems can significantly impact quality of life, and he's committed to finding solutions that restore clear, comfortable vision. Patients appreciate his patience, attention to detail, and willingness to explore all options to achieve optimal results.
In addition to his contact lens expertise, Dr. Nguyen provides comprehensive eye exams, manages ocular diseases, and has special interest in dry eye treatment and myopia control strategies for children. His commitment to staying current with the latest research and technologies ensures patients receive evidence-based, effective care.
Dr. Callie Sincennes brings a special passion for pediatric optometry and family eye care to Arizona's Vision Eye Care Center. Her warm, gentle approach puts patients of all ages at ease, particularly children who may be anxious about their eye appointments.
Dr. Sincennes understands the critical importance of early vision screening and the impact that uncorrected vision problems can have on children's development, learning, and self-esteem. She makes pediatric eye exams fun and educational, using child-friendly techniques and taking time to educate parents about their child's vision needs.
Beyond pediatric care, Dr. Sincennes provides comprehensive eye exams for adults, fits contact lenses, manages eye diseases, and has particular expertise in addressing the vision needs of families. Her goal is to serve as a lifelong vision care partner for patients from infancy through their senior years, building lasting relationships with the families she serves.
Many people are confused about the difference between optometrists and ophthalmologists. Both are essential eye care professionals, but they have different training and focus areas:
Optometrists (OD): Optometrists complete four years of optometry school after undergraduate education, earning a Doctor of Optometry degree. They are primary eye care providers who examine eyes, diagnose vision problems and eye diseases, prescribe corrective lenses, provide treatments for many eye conditions, and prescribe medications for eye diseases. Optometrists provide the vast majority of eye care services that most people need throughout their lives.
Ophthalmologists (MD or DO): Ophthalmologists are medical doctors who specialize in eye care. After completing medical school and a medical internship, they complete a three-year residency in ophthalmology. They can perform eye surgery including cataract surgery, LASIK, glaucoma surgery, and other procedures. Ophthalmologists also provide medical treatment for complex eye diseases.
When to See Each: For routine eye exams, vision correction, contact lens fittings, and management of common eye conditions, an optometrist is your primary care provider. Optometrists refer patients to ophthalmologists when surgical intervention is needed or when complex medical treatment beyond their scope is required.
At Arizona's Vision Eye Care Center, our optometrists work collaboratively with trusted ophthalmologists in the Phoenix area, ensuring seamless care when referrals are necessary. This team approach gives patients access to the full spectrum of eye care services while maintaining continuity with their primary optometrist.
Our Phoenix optometrists are trained and equipped to diagnose and manage a wide range of eye conditions and vision problems:
Contact lens fitting is both an art and a science, requiring expertise, precision, and attention to detail. Our Phoenix optometrists are highly experienced in fitting all types of contact lenses, ensuring optimal vision, comfort, and eye health for every patient.
Comprehensive Contact Lens Examination: Beyond a standard eye exam, contact lens fittings include measurements of corneal curvature, pupil and iris size, and evaluation of tear film quality. Our optometrists assess your lifestyle needs, wearing schedule preferences, and manual dexterity to recommend the most suitable lens type.
Types of Contact Lenses We Fit:
Trial Lenses and Education: We provide trial lenses for you to experience before finalizing your lens choice. Our optometrists teach proper insertion, removal, cleaning, and care techniques, ensuring you feel confident and comfortable with your lenses.
Follow-Up Care: After receiving your contact lenses, follow-up appointments allow our optometrists to verify proper fit, assess vision quality, and address any concerns. We also provide ongoing annual evaluations to monitor eye health and update prescriptions as needed.
Same-Day Availability: Many popular contact lens brands are available for same-day pickup, getting you into lenses quickly. For specialty lenses, we work with expedited ordering to minimize wait times.
When you choose Arizona's Vision Eye Care Center for your optometry needs, you're choosing a practice that offers distinct advantages:
30 Years of Trusted Experience: Three decades of serving the Phoenix community demonstrates our commitment to excellence and patient satisfaction. Our longevity speaks to the quality of care we provide and the relationships we build.
Three Experienced Optometrists: Having three doctors means greater appointment availability, shorter wait times, and access to multiple areas of expertise under one roof.
State-of-the-Art Technology: We invest in advanced diagnostic equipment including Optomap retinal imaging, digital refraction systems, and corneal topography to provide accurate diagnoses and effective treatments.
Largest Frame Selection in Phoenix: With hundreds of designer frames from brands like Gucci, Prada, Ray-Ban, and Oakley, plus expert styling assistance, you'll find eyewear that looks great and fits perfectly.
Comprehensive Services: From pediatric exams to specialty contact lenses to management of eye diseases, we provide complete optometry services for the entire family in one convenient location.
Insurance Expertise: We work with most major vision insurance plans including VSP, making quality optometry care affordable and accessible.
Family-Friendly Environment: Our warm, welcoming office atmosphere puts patients of all ages at ease. We treat every patient like family.
On-Time Appointments: We respect your time by running on schedule while never making you feel rushed during your appointment.
Convenient Location and Hours: Our Phoenix office offers extended hours five days a week to accommodate busy schedules, and we're easily accessible from throughout the metro area.
Scheduling an appointment with our Phoenix optometrists is easy and convenient. We offer multiple options to fit your preferences:
Call Us: Speak directly with our friendly front desk team by calling 480-706-3937. We can answer questions about services, insurance, and availability while scheduling your appointment at a time that works for you. Our phones are answered Monday through Thursday from 9 AM to 6 PM and Friday from 8 AM to 5 PM.
Visit Our Office: Stop by our Phoenix location at 15215 S 48th St STE 180, Phoenix, AZ 85044 to schedule in person. Our staff will be happy to assist you and show you around our facility.
What to Bring: For your appointment, please bring your current eyeglasses and contact lenses (if applicable), a list of current medications, your insurance card, and a list of any vision concerns or questions you'd like to discuss.
New Patient Information: If you're a new patient, plan to arrive 10-15 minutes early to complete necessary paperwork. You can also call ahead to request forms by email, allowing you to complete them at home.
Emergency Eye Care: If you're experiencing a sudden vision change, eye injury, or painful eye condition, call us immediately. We prioritize urgent cases and will accommodate you as quickly as possible.
Your eyes are irreplaceable, and your vision is precious. Don't trust your eye care to just anyone—choose experienced, caring optometrists who are committed to protecting your vision and maintaining your eye health for life.
At Arizona's Vision Eye Care Center, we combine three decades of expertise with genuine compassion, advanced technology with personal attention, and comprehensive services with convenient accessibility. Whether you need a routine eye exam, specialized contact lens fitting, treatment for an eye condition, or stylish new eyewear, we're here to serve you with excellence.
Join the thousands of satisfied patients who trust Arizona's Vision Eye Care Center for their optometry needs. Call us today at 480-706-3937 to schedule your appointment with one of our expert Phoenix optometrists. We look forward to being your partner in lifelong eye health!
All our optometrists hold Doctor of Optometry (OD) degrees from accredited colleges of optometry and are licensed by the Arizona State Board of Optometry. They participate in ongoing continuing education to stay current with the latest advances in optometry and eye care.
Yes! Arizona optometrists are licensed to prescribe medications for eye conditions including infections, inflammation, glaucoma, and other eye diseases. Our optometrists can diagnose and treat most eye conditions, referring to ophthalmologists only when surgery or highly specialized medical treatment is required.
Adults with healthy eyes should see an optometrist every 1-2 years. Those who wear contacts, have eye conditions, are diabetic, or are over 60 should have annual exams. Children should be examined at 6 months, age 3, before kindergarten, and then every 1-2 years throughout school.
While we prefer scheduled appointments to minimize wait times, we do our best to accommodate urgent eye care needs. Call us if you're experiencing an eye emergency or urgent vision problem, and we'll work you into the schedule as quickly as possible.
Absolutely! Our optometrists have extensive experience fitting specialty contact lenses for keratoconus, high astigmatism, post-surgical eyes, and other challenging situations. We offer scleral lenses, RGP lenses, hybrid lenses, and custom soft lenses for patients who haven't had success with standard lenses.