Eye Exams & Optometry · San Jose
New patients welcome.
Your eyes deserve more than a vision check. At Eye Medical Clinic — serving the Bay Area for over 75 years at 220 Meridian Avenue in San Jose — your exam is performed by a doctor of optometry at a full medical eye clinic, with ophthalmologists down the hall if your eyes ever need more than glasses.
Your Exam
A comprehensive eye examination is a medical look at your eyes — not just a lens check.
Measured by a doctor, and brought fully up to date — the foundation for glasses or contacts that actually work for you.
We screen for conditions a quick vision check can miss — glaucoma, cataracts and retinal changes among them.
A clear explanation of what we find, and what it means for your eyes — no jargon, no mystery.
Whether that’s new glasses today or a referral to one of our own specialists, you leave knowing the next step.

Your Optometrist
A therapeutic optometrist with Eye Medical Clinic since 1995, Dr. Deane provides comprehensive eye examinations and is licensed to diagnose and treat primary-care eye conditions.
Insurance
We accept VSP and EyeMed Vision Care — the two largest vision plans — which typically help cover exams, frames and lenses.
We accept plans from dozens of providers across California. See the full list on our Insurance + Financing page.
Call us at (408) 869-3400 and we’ll verify your benefits before your visit.
We partner with CareCredit, so you can spread out-of-pocket costs over convenient monthly payments. Ask our counselor at your visit.
For every age
To ensure a lifetime of healthy vision, our eye care experts at Eye Medical Clinic recommend that you schedule a comprehensive eye exam every year.
For children, regular eye exams are as important as regular medical checkups. Since so much of what is presented in a classroom setting is presented visually, children must be able to see well in order to be ready to learn.
The eye care experts at Eye Medical Clinic recommend that children should have their first pediatric eye exam at 6 months of age, another exam at age three and again at the start of school, with annual exams thereafter. Children with risk factors (such as premature birth, developmental delays and a family history of eye disease) should see an eye doctor more frequently.
For adults to maintain a lifetime of healthy vision, Eye Medical Clinic recommends annual comprehensive eye exams. Adults who have certain risk factors should have more frequent eye exams. Vision-related risk factors for adults include:
If you have any doubts about how often you (or your children or parents) should have your eyes examined, ask our experienced Eye Medical Clinic doctors for guidance. We are happy to help!
A vision screening is a quick, limited test used to identify possible vision problems. Screenings might be performed by a school nurse or at the pediatrician’s office; even at the DMV! But a vision screening is not a substitute for a comprehensive eye exam.
The Optical Shop
Our optical department carries designer frames and premium lenses, standard and specialty contact lenses — with fitting and adjustments done the same visit. Walk out with your glasses sorted.
Request an Appointment
Prefer the phone? Fastest way in: (408) 869-3400. Online requests are monitored during business hours.
Visit Us
220 Meridian Avenue
San Jose, CA 95126
Between San Carlos and Park Avenue
Free parking in our on-site lot.
| Monday – Thursday | 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
| Friday | 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM |
| Saturday – Sunday | Closed |
Same-day adjustments and repairs during optical hours — just walk in.
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