Eye Examinations
The most important part of an examination of any kind, including an eye examination, is when the doctor talks to you about the problems you are having.
View details »Contact Lenses
Today, soft lenses are nearly all disposable lenses (daily, 2-week, & monthly). Hard lenses have been replaced with “gas permeable” lenses (RGP).
View details »Eye Disease and Nutrition
The number one answer is diet. The American Public Health Association, The American Heart Association and The National Institute of Health all stress the necessity of eating a minimum of seven servings a day of fruit and vegetables.
View details »Optical Shop
We offer free adjustments & cleanings of your current spectacles as well. If your time is limited please call ahead so that we can give you dedicated time on the schedule
View details »LASIK Surgery
Laser Vision Correction is a term that includes several laser surgical procedures designed to eliminate or reduce the need for glasses. It includes LASIK, which is presently the most popular procedure, as well as PRK and Epi-Lasik.
View details »Sports Vision Improvement
In addition to vision training, there are spectacle lenses and contact lenses that are used by many athletes to increase their vision in the sporting environment.
View details »Welcome to Riverbend Eyecare
We are pleased to welcome you to our website. Riverbend Eyecare is a full scope family eyecare center in Bend, Oregon that provides for all your vision needs:
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Comprehensive eye exams
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Expansive optical department
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Routine and specialty contact_lens fittings
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Laser vision correction co-management
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Treatment of eye diseases and disorders
Riverbend Eyecare accepts most insurance providers. We are conveniently located across from McKay Park on the Deschutes River (Click here to view a map).
If you're looking for quality optometry care with a personal touch, please give us a call and schedule an appointment.
call (541)317-9747.
Hours of Operation:
Monday - Thursday: 8am - 5pmFriday: 8am - Noon
Closed Weekends
Vision screenings become mandatory for Oregon children ages 7 or younger who are in school
Starting July 1, every Oregon child who is 7 or younger will be required to undergo a vision screening when he or she starts school or preschool to check for several eye diseases that can be treated successfully if they are caught early.