Comprehensive Eye Exam in Kailua, Hawaii
What We Test
What's included in your exam.
We go well beyond reading a chart. Every comprehensive exam covers visual acuity, eye health, and disease screening — all in one appointment.
Your Visit
What to expect at your appointment.
We've designed the Out to See experience to feel calm and welcoming from the moment you walk in. Here's how a typical exam unfolds.
How Often
How often should you get an eye exam?
The right schedule depends on your age, vision needs, and health history. Most people need one sooner than they think.
Our Equipment
Advanced diagnostics. No guessing.
We invest in the tools that let us see what simpler practices can't. Every exam uses digital instruments — not outdated equipment — because your eyes deserve precision.
Full-Service Care
Eye care for the whole family.
Beyond the comprehensive exam, Out to See offers a full range of vision care services under one roof — no referrals, no runaround.
We accept UHA & Tricare (dependents of active duty) insurance plans. Your comprehensive eye exam is a qualified expense for FSA and HSA accounts, so you can use pre-tax dollars toward your visit and eyewear.
Not sure what your plan covers? Call or text us at (808) 501-2020 before your visit and we'll help you understand your benefits — no surprises at checkout.
Book your comprehensive eye exam online. Same-week appointments usually available — or call us to check same-day.
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Your questions, answered.
Common questions from new patients and first-time visitors.
Most exams take about 30–45 minutes, depending on the testing involved and whether you're also being fit for contact lenses. We never rush — if you have questions, we take the time to answer them.
Your out-of-pocket cost depends on your insurance benefits. Exams are eligible for FSA/HSA use, and we offer straightforward self-pay pricing. For questions about your specific benefits or to get an estimate before your visit, call or text us at (808) 501-2020 — we’re happy to walk you through what to expect. If we are out-of-network with your plan, we can help you submit a claim for potential reimbursement, depending on your coverage.
We generally recommend annual eye exams as the standard of care. Healthy adults with no eye disease or systemic risk factors and excellent vision may be seen every 1–2 years. Children, adults over 40, contact lens wearers, and patients with diabetes, high blood pressure, or a family history of eye disease should be seen annually or as recommended.
Not always. Dr. Mordue will let you know whether dilation is recommended based on your age, health history, and what we find during your screening. If dilation is done, you'll want to have someone drive you home — or plan on a couple of hours before your vision fully returns to normal.
Appointments are recommended so we can give you our full attention and have your intake ready. That said, we'll always do our best to accommodate you — call or text (808) 501-2020 to check same-day availability before you come in.
Bring your current glasses or contact lenses, your insurance card, a photo ID, and a list of any medications you take. If you've had eye exams elsewhere, prior records are helpful but not required. If your eyes might be dilated, arrange a ride or plan to wait about two hours before driving.
Yes — we offer DMV vision screenings. If you’re due for an eye exam, we may recommend scheduling one as well.
Visit Us
Out to See
Kailua, Hawaiʻi
573 Kailua Road, Suite 106
Kailua, HI 96734
Lau Hala Shops
(808) 501-2020