Comprehensive eye exams

Get the Full Picture of Your Eye Health
We help you see and understand your eyes so that you can be empowered to care for them — for life.
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Our eyes can be sneaky.
Your eyes can change gradually — sometimes, without us even noticing. And while blurry vision might bring you in, it’s what you don’t notice that makes eye exams so essential. Conditions like glaucoma, macular degeneration, and even signs of diabetes or high blood pressure can show up in the eyes before symptoms start.

A comprehensive exam is your first line of defense — not just for clear sight, but for lifelong eye health.
What to expect at your eye exam.
Here's what a typical visit includes:
  • A review of your vision and lifestyle needs
  • Vision testing to check clarity, focus, and eye coordination
  • Screening for common eye diseases and chronic conditions
  • Retinal imaging or dilation (when needed for a deeper look)
  • Time for questions — with answers that make sense
We don’t rush through appointments, and we never talk over your head. You’ll leave knowing you can make a confident decision for your (and your family’s) eyes.

When we say “for life”, we mean it.

Eye health isn’t just about seeing 20/20 — it’s about protecting your vision at every age. From little eyes to wise eyes, it’s important that everyone gets their eyes checked!
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Kids

Early exams help catch issues that affect learning and development. We recommend your child have their first eye appointment at 6 months, then again at 3 years, and every two years after.

Adults

Even if your vision feels fine, annual checkups help track changes and catch problems early.

Seniors

We’ll keep an eye on current diagnoses like macular degeneration or glaucoma, update your prescriptions, and manage your dry eyes so that you can keep your vision clear and comfortable.

High-risk patients

Sudden vision loss, infections, or injuries require immediate attention. We’ll help you with quick, expert eye care to protect your vision when it matters most.

What Our Patients See (and Say!)

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Tony Mayer
5 days ago
Annual visit was efficient and informative. No pressure, just open communication.
David Ellis
1 week ago
Great team, very professional and thorough. Extremely thorough and all the staff is very friendly.
Lori Cress
2 weeks ago
Dr. Klute is amazing. After cataract surgery, my vision was terrible. He was able to achieve a crisp, clear scrip for both near and far vision. HIGHLY recommend!
jim redding
3 weeks ago
Have used several Eyecare Facilities over the years. Good Life Eyecare on Pacific St in Omaha, NE. ,is the only facility my wife and I have used for the past few years. I highly recommend this facility They are extremely professional and you will receive the attention that you deserve in all aspects of an Eyecare Facility.
Brian Kobler
4 weeks ago
Dr. Bergstrom was awesome! She was extremely knowledgeable and professional. A warm and inviting setting. Would recommend Dr. Bergstrom and GLE every day of the week!! Staff was friendly and helpful as well. Loved it!
Kelley Barnes
1 month ago
Everyone is so friendly. The team worked hard to make sure my ortho k was perfect! Great communication!
Patrick Lindner
1 month ago
Dr. Klute and his staff at Good Life Eyecare are true professionals. Highly recommend!
Dave Pettinger
1 month ago
Friendly, knowledgeable and professional. Your comfort is a priority. Glad I went to my first thorough eye exam in 69 years!
Kevin Oswald
2 months ago
Amazing doctors with a warm, comforting experience.
Karen Gray
2 months ago
You guys are the best and always so cheerful and welcoming when I come in. I feel like we're family

Frequently Asked Questions

How often should I get an eye exam?

 It depends on your age and health:

  • Kids: At 6 months, 3 years, and every 2 years after
  • Adults: Once a year, even if your vision seems fine
  • Seniors: Every year, to monitor age-related changes
  • High-risk patients: As recommended — often annually or more frequently

Do I need an eye exam if I have perfect vision?

Yes. Many serious eye conditions develop without noticeable symptoms. Regular exams can detect issues early, before they affect your sight.

What about contact lens exams?

A comprehensive eye exam typically does not include a contact lens fitting. So you may need to schedule a separate contact lens exam. Just let us know when you book your appointment — we’ll make sure you’re scheduled for the right care.

Will I need my eyes dilated?

Possibly. Dilation allows us to get a better view of the back of your eye, especially if you’re at risk for certain conditions. In some cases, we may use advanced retinal imaging instead. We’ll let you know what’s best for you.

How long does a comprehensive eye exam take?

Plan for about 45 to 60 minutes. We take our time to make sure you feel informed, comfortable, and confident in your care.

Is an eye exam covered by insurance?

Many vision insurance plans cover comprehensive eye exams. If you're unsure about your coverage, give us a call — we’re happy to help you check your benefits.

See the good life, for life.

Schedule your comprehensive eye exam, and we’ll make sure your eyes are ready for whatever life has in store. 
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Omaha:
(402) 697-5122
Glenwood:
(712) 527-4468
Hours

Omaha
M: 8:30 AM-6 PM
T-Th: 8:30 AM-5:30 PM
F: 8 AM-2 PM

Glenwood 
M: 8:30 AM-6 PM
T: 8:30 AM-5 PM
W-Th: 8 AM-5 PM
F: 8 AM-1 PM

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