Comprehensive eye exams
Routine eye exams check your prescription, vision comfort, and eye health.
Eye examsSyracuse optometrist
Optometrist in Syracuse, Utah
Lakeview Eye Care helps children, adults, and families get clear answers for routine vision care, contact lenses, glasses, medical eye symptoms, and long-term eye health.
If you are searching for an optometrist near me, local optometrist, optometrist nearby, or find an optometrist in Syracuse, this page explains what the office provides and when a referral to ophthalmology may be the better next step.
What we help with
A local optometrist for routine care, medical concerns, and family vision.
Optometry care at Lakeview Eye Care starts with listening. Some patients need a yearly prescription update. Others need help with dry eye, contacts that no longer feel right, diabetic eye exams, red eye, flashes, floaters, or a child who is struggling to see at school.
The office is located at 1792 W 1700 S Suite 102, Syracuse, UT 84075 and serves patients from Syracuse, West Point, Clearfield, Clinton, and surrounding Utah communities.
Glasses and contacts
Get help with glasses prescriptions, premium lenses, and contact lens fittings.
Contact lensesPediatric optometry
Children can be checked for prescriptions, eye teaming, school vision, and comfort.
Pediatric eye careMedical eye care
Call for red eye, irritation, infection, dry eye, sudden symptoms, or urgent concerns.
Medical eye care
Optometrist or ophthalmologist?
Start with optometry for many concerns. We refer when specialty care is needed.
For routine exams, glasses, contacts, dry eye, diabetic eye exams, glaucoma monitoring, and many common medical eye symptoms, an optometrist is often the right first call.
If the exam shows that you need cataract surgery, retina care, cornea care, complex glaucoma management, or another surgical or subspecialty service, Lakeview Eye Care will help direct you to the right ophthalmology or specialty provider.
Your doctors
Optometrists serving Syracuse and nearby Davis County.
Lakeview Eye Care patients see optometrists who explain findings clearly and help match the visit to the reason you came in.
Dr. Jayson Buhler, OD
A Utah native and Arizona College of Optometry graduate, Dr. Buhler provides comprehensive family eye care with special interest in pediatrics, vision therapy, neuro-rehabilitation, specialty glasses, and contact lenses.
Dr. Jodie Johnson, OD
With more than 30 years of experience, Dr. Johnson helps patients manage routine and complex vision needs, including glaucoma, macular degeneration, diabetic eye disease, dry eye, and specialty contact lenses.
Quick answers
Common Questions About Seeing an Optometrist in Syracuse
Is Lakeview Eye Care an optometrist in Syracuse, UT?
Yes. Lakeview Eye Care is an optometry office in Syracuse, Utah, serving patients from Syracuse, West Point, Clearfield, Clinton, Layton, and nearby Davis County communities.
What can an optometrist help with?
An optometrist can provide comprehensive eye exams, glasses prescriptions, contact lens fittings, pediatric eye care, dry eye evaluations, diabetic eye exams, glaucoma monitoring, and care for many red eye or urgent eye symptoms.
What is the difference between an optometrist and an ophthalmologist?
An optometrist is often the first stop for routine eye care, prescriptions, contacts, and many common medical eye concerns. An ophthalmologist is a medical doctor who can provide advanced medical care and eye surgery. Lakeview Eye Care refers to ophthalmology or subspecialists when surgery or higher-level specialty care is needed.
How much will my optometrist visit cost?
The amount you may owe depends on your insurance benefits, appointment type, and whether the visit is billed as routine vision care or medical eye care. Lakeview Eye Care does not list one-size-fits-all pricing online, but the team can help review benefits or explain what may affect your estimate before scheduling.
Can I book a contact lens exam with an optometrist?
Yes. Lakeview Eye Care provides contact lens exams and fittings for soft, toric, multifocal, scleral, and ortho-k lenses. Contact lens evaluations are separate from a routine glasses prescription exam.
Can children see an optometrist at Lakeview Eye Care?
Yes. The office provides pediatric optometry and family eye care, including school-age vision checks, glasses prescriptions, eye teaming concerns, and exams when children have headaches, squinting, reading struggles, or failed screenings.
When should an optometrist refer me to ophthalmology?
A referral may be needed for cataract surgery, retinal disease, corneal disease, uncontrolled glaucoma, serious eye injuries, complex infections, or other concerns that need surgical or subspecialty care.
Ready to schedule?
Book with a Syracuse optometrist.
Book online, or call or text the office if you want help choosing the right visit type or checking insurance benefits before you schedule.