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Quality Services |
Professional Eye Examinations |
We welcome all ages, from a few months to 105 years, including special needs children and adults. Dr. Pan performs an extensive eye examination that not only insures that you are seeing your best, but also thoroughly assesses your eye health and detect for any possible signs of systemic diseases such as diabetes, high blood pressure and other diseases that are often first detected in the eye.
As Dr. Pan completes a thorough examination, he will discuss all of the results and treatment options with you. These options may include eye glasses, contact lenses, vision therapy, and refractive surgery.
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Treatment of Eye Diseases |
Dr. Pan is therapeutically licensed to the fullest extent available in California. As such, he is able to screen and treat a variety of eye diseases such as red eyes, dry eyes, infections, corneal abrasions and ulcers. He can also attend to patients with eye trauma and prescribe topical and oral medication such as antibiotics, anti-inflammatory like steroids. With tremendous growth and opportunities in optometry, Dr. Pan now has the privilege to perform minor procedures such as removal of foreign bodies in the eyes, punctual occlusion to alleviate dry eye syndromes and epilating of misaligned eyelashes.
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Contact Lens Fittings |
A contact lens fitting is necessary to determine what brand and size of contact lens material is most appropriate for your individual eyes. It involves special measurements of the curvature of the front surface of the eyes. Dr. Pan at Chino Hills Family Optometry pride himself on the evaluation and fitting of contact lenses with the most up-to-date lenses available.
Our office has the latest in contact lenses; disposable, gas permeable, lenses for astigmatism, bifocal lenses and monovision, colored contacts and specialty lenses. With these current contact lenses and fitting techniques, we will insure that your contact lenses will provide you clear vision and healthy eyes.
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Children’s Eye Care |
It is highly recommended by the American Optometry Association that children be seen by an optometrist prior to their school age particularly at age five when they enter school. A thorough eye examination is especially essential during the years of rapid growth for the diagnosis and treatment of eye and vision problems.
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Laser Corrective Surgery |
Laser vision corrective surgery is one of the newest options for vision correction without the use of glasses or contact lenses. LASIK surgery can treat myopia, astigmatism and hyperopia most often with outstanding results. At Chino Hills Family Optometry, we co-manage refractive surgery and can help patients make the correct decision for each individual case. While we co-manage with several surgeons, Dr. Pan is also affiliated with TLC in California, one of the leading refractive practice groups. If you are considering this procedure, the first step is to schedule an appointment with Dr. Pan to assess if you are a candidate for the Lasik procedure.
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Patient Satisfaction |
We strive to do what is right for the patient. With honesty, integrity, trust, continuing education, and a hard work ethic, we believe our patients will be utmost satisfied with our services.
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Senior Citizen Discount |
We have great compassion for our Senior Citizen Clients. Therefore, 30% courtesy discount will be applied for all services as they visit Chino Hills Family Optometry.
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One-Hour Lab on Site |
Most of the eyeglass orders are edged right here in our office. We stock a large quantity of single vision lens materials to allow you to get your glasses within the hour or 1-2 days. Having a lab on site has been a great advantage to our patients for its convenience and us to having a better control over the entire process ensuring the highest quality through final inspections on the eyewear.
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Insurance Plans |
Vision Service Plan (VSP) has been one of our most commonly used insurance plans at our office. We participate in many other vision health care, including Medical Eye Services (MES), EyeMed Vision Care (Cole Managed Vision), Medical, Union plans, and many Out-Net-work insurances.
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Frame Selection |
At the end of the eye exam, Dr. Pan will select the most appropriate lens type such as single vision, bifocal or progressive design. As you proceed to the frame selection area, our technicians will assist you in choosing the best material for your needs. They will consider your prescription, lifestyle and discuss all your options to ensure you receive the best eyewear to meet your needs. It is important to keep in mind that the frame selection is most comfortable for you. For example, the ophthalmic frame shape should line up with the face and the lens patterns need to compensate with your facial features.
Our office stays on top of current fashion trends by offering many of the most popular designer lines. One of the latest trends is small and ultra-thin, with an emphasis on high-tech metals like titanium and memory metals. A good example of such frame is the Silhouette. Plastic frames are also making a comeback in small geometric shapes and dynamic layered colors. Almost every major fashion designer has developed an eyewear line that reflects their personal ideas about style.
Our frame selections include a wide range of styles and designs. Women generally choose from designs by Gucci, Donna Karan, Valentino, Vogue, DKNY, Giorgio Armani, Burberry, Nine West, Fendi, Kate Spade, Christian Dior, Yves Saint Laurent, Anne Klein, and Saks Fifth Ave. Men will be more attracted to eyewear by Brooks Brother, Carrera, Nautica, Superthin, Calvin Klein, Ralph Lauren, Ray Ban, and Oakley. Many of the fashions are unisex which increases the variety you may choose from. We also have a broad selection of children's frames from Disney & Co., Firefly, Calvin Klein, Marchon, and Nike Flexon to name a few. We are pleased to be able to offer a diverse collection of frames to fit the needs of everyone in your family.
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Lens Options |
Years ago lenses were thick and heavy. Today we have the latest in technology in lens design. Whether you need single vision lenses for driving or reading, progressive (no-line) bifocals for general wear, specially designed computer use eyewear, or safety eyewear for sports; the options are endless.
There are a few basic types of lens material:
glass, plastic (CR39), polycarbonate, and high-index lenses.
Glass is the most scratch resistant of all the materials. Its great disadvantage is its weight. It is much heavier than plastic or polycarbonate. The additional weight can be very uncomfortable for most people after a full day of wearing glasses.
Polycarbonate is well known for the lightweight and most impact resistant lens material. It is safest lens available and is always recommended for children. One of the disadvantages is that some people experience distortions with the higher prescriptions.
High-Index is thinner and lighter lenses and is recommended for high pwer prescriptions in order to reduce the thickness of the lenses. It also enhances the cosmetic look particularly in the high minus powers.
An anti-reflective coating is a film coated on the surfaces of the lenses which improves night vision by reducing headlight glare, reducing eyestrain caused by glare from computer screens. It will also improve the cosmetics of your glasses
Photochromatic lenses will change color from light to dark depending on the amount of exposure to sunlight. It helps protect the eyes from damaging UV rays and glare.
Progressive Lenses "also called no-line bifocals" correct vision for two or three different distances without the visible segment lines seen in bifocal or trifocal lenses. These lenses offer a continuous, gradual change in prescription strength to correct for all distances "reading, intermediate, and distance".
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Sunglasses |
Sunglasses are your first line of defense against harmful UV rays from the sun. The lenses are available in glare reducing polarized material and a wide variety of colors to fit your various driving and sporting needs.
Should you need to wear a prescription, most of our sunwear can be used to hold prescription lenses.
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