Lancaster Clinic Scheduling

We’re located inside the Costco at 1875 Hempstead Rd, Lancaster, PA 17601. Our practice has a long-standing, successful track record and reputation throughout Lancaster County.

Yes, Optometrists are well-equipped to diagnose a range of eye issues. They can easily identify common vision issues and more serious eye diseases, including glaucoma and cataracts.

No. You do not need a Costco membership to see iRefract or receive care from our optometrists. However, a Costco membership is required to purchase general products in the warehouse. 

Yes. Call us at (717) 358-1240 or email [email protected] to book your appointment.

An optometrist is a licensed eye care professional who can examine, diagnose, and treat many eye conditions, as well as prescribe glasses and contact lenses to correct vision. An ophthalmologist is a medical doctor who specializes in surgical procedures and the treatment of more advanced eye diseases. At iRefract, our optometrists handle a wide range of eye care services and co-manage patient care with ophthalmologists when needed.

Yes. Optometrists are trained to detect and diagnose many eye diseases and conditions, including glaucoma, macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, and cataracts. Our advanced technology allows for early detection and monitoring of these conditions right here in our Lancaster office.

Yes. Optometrists can prescribe medication to treat a variety of eye conditions, including infections, inflammations, allergies, and glaucoma. If you’re experiencing symptoms like redness, pain, or blurred vision, our optometrists can provide both diagnosis and treatment.

Optometrists conduct eye exams to evaluate vision and eye health, prescribe corrective lenses, diagnose eye diseases, provide medical treatment for eye conditions, and offer guidance on maintaining lifelong vision wellness. At iRefract Optometry of Lancaster, our optometrists also co-manage surgical needs with trusted ophthalmologists, including LASIK, glaucoma, and cataracts.

Most patients should schedule an eye exam once a year, even if they aren’t experiencing vision problems. Annual exams help detect issues early—even before symptoms appear—and are important for maintaining long-term eye health. People with diabetes, a family history of eye disease, or other risk factors may need more frequent visits.

Yes. We offer no-dilation retinal imaging instead.  This advanced camera captures detailed pictures of the back of your eyes without the discomfort, downtime, or inconvenience of dilation.

Yes. Our optometrists diagnose and treat pink eye (conjunctivitis), styes, and other eye infections. We can offer same-day care for urgent concerns.

Absolutely. We offer foreign body removal using safe, in-office procedures. And if additional care is needed we’ll refer you to one of our trusted ophthalmologists in the local area.

Yes. We provide comprehensive contact lens evaluations and fittings, along with personalized training for insertion and removal. We also carry a wide range of brands to meet your individual needs.

We do. iRefract works closely with local ophthalmologists to provide co-management for LASIK, glaucoma, and cataracts. We handle all pre-operative evaluations and post-operative care.

We recommend annual eye exams for children starting around age 5, or earlier if vision issues are suspected. Our team also offers myopia control and family-friendly scheduling options.

Call us and schedule an eye exam.  Eye care and vision health is incredibly important.  And prescriptions expire for a reason: because your eyes are always changing and, as we age, we are more susceptible to medical conditions that need treatment.