Jewel City Optometry • Glendale, CA
Eye Care Services in Glendale
From comprehensive eye exams to myopia management and Neurolens, find care focused on how you see—and how your eyes feel throughout your day.
Explore care for your family with Dr. Arlene T. Yepremian, O.D. Not sure which visit to choose? Tell us what you’re experiencing, and we’ll guide you to the right starting point.
Exams and growing eyes
A clear picture of your family’s vision
Keep up with vision changes, understand your eye health, and support your child’s developing eyes.
Comprehensive Eye Exam
Check your prescription and eye health, and discuss changes in your vision.
Pediatric Eye Exams
Evaluate the vision your child relies on for learning, play, and everyday life.
Myopia Management
Explore care designed to slow the progression of childhood nearsightedness.
Optos Imaging
Learn how wide-field retinal images support a detailed look at your eye health.
Visual comfort
Look beyond blurry vision
Eye strain, dryness, and difficulty keeping your eyes working together deserve attention. Explore evaluations and care focused on the source of your discomfort.
Binocular Vision Dysfunction & Neurovisual Medicine →
Understand how eye alignment and coordination affect visual comfort.
Neurolens →
Explore specialized prism lenses for symptoms associated with eye misalignment.
Dry Eye Treatment →
Find care for burning, gritty, watery, or persistently dry eyes.
Demodex →
Learn about eyelash mites and their role in eyelid irritation.
Holistic Care & Well-Being →
Connect your eye care with daily habits and overall well-being.
Eye health
Understand changes. Take the next step.
Whether you need ongoing monitoring or have a new concern, learn what your symptoms or diagnosis mean and how care is approached.
Eye Disease Treatment →
Evaluation and guidance for conditions affecting your long-term eye health.
Glaucoma Testing →
Testing to assess eye pressure, optic nerve health, and glaucoma risk.
Cataracts →
Understand cloudy vision, glare, and when to discuss surgical care.
Macular Degeneration →
Learn about changes affecting central vision and the importance of monitoring.
Pink Eye →
Get guidance for redness, irritation, and discharge.
Eye Emergencies →
Know when eye pain, injury, or sudden vision changes need urgent attention.
Sudden vision loss, severe eye pain, or a serious eye injury needs immediate medical attention. Do not wait for an online appointment response.
You don’t need to choose a service on your own.
Share your concerns with our team. We’ll help you select your visit.
Contacts and eyewear
Vision options that fit your day
Explore frames, everyday contacts, and specialty lenses. Your eye shape, prescription, comfort, and routine all matter when finding the right fit.
Contact Lenses →
Explore everyday lens options, including daily disposables and toric lenses.
Contact Lens Exam →
Assess your prescription, lens fit, and eye health for contact lens wear.
Specialty Contact Lenses →
Discover options for vision needs beyond conventional soft lenses.
Scleral Lenses →
Learn about lenses that vault over the cornea for specialized vision needs.
Corneal Refractive Therapy →
Explore overnight lenses that temporarily reshape the cornea.
Keratoconus →
Understand corneal changes and options for clearer vision.
Frame Collection →
Find eyewear that complements your style and everyday needs.
Additional information
Make informed decisions about your options
These educational resources explain surgical procedures, cosmetic options, and eye-drop tools. They are not a list of procedures performed in our office. Bring your questions to your exam to discuss suitability and specialist care.
Choose your next step
You don’t need a diagnosis to request care. Start with what you notice, what you need, or when you last had an eye exam.
Jewel City Optometry
839 N Glendale Ave, Glendale, CA 91206
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Due for a checkup?
A comprehensive eye exam is a starting point for routine vision and eye health needs.
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Concerned about your child’s vision?
Ask about a pediatric exam and share any changes you’ve noticed at school or home.
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Experiencing discomfort or contact lens trouble?
Tell us about your symptoms when requesting your visit so we can guide scheduling.