# Arizona's Vision Eye Care Center

> Independent optometry practice in Ahwatukee, Phoenix, Arizona, founded 1994. Specialises in orthokeratology (branded Invisalens), keratoconus and scleral lenses, advanced dry eye, and myopia control for children. Three optometrists. One location.

## Key facts
- Address: 15215 S 48th St Ste 180, Phoenix, AZ 85044
- Phone: (480) 706-3937
- Email: service@arizonasvision.com
- Hours: Monday to Thursday 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM, Friday 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Closed Saturday and Sunday.
- Founded: 1994 by Dr Mark Page
- Languages: English, Spanish, Vietnamese
- Location detail: Just off Interstate 10; Between Ray Road and Chandler Boulevard; Next to Tutor Time Day Care Center; Ample parking directly outside the suite; Reachable from Tempe and Chandler via I-10 and Loop 101
- Insurance accepted: VSP, EyeMed, Avesis, Medicare, TRICARE, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Aetna, Cigna

## Doctors
- **Dr Mark Page, OD** (Founder and Optometrist): Dr Mark Page founded Arizona's Vision Eye Care Center in Ahwatukee in 1994 after a family experience with preventable vision loss. Dr Page holds a Doctor of Optometry from the New England College of Optometry and has authored a parent guide to children's vision.
- **Dr Hao Nguyen, OD** (Optometrist): Dr Hao Nguyen is an optometrist at Arizona's Vision in Ahwatukee, focused on ocular disease, low vision care, cataract management and specialty contact lens fitting. Dr Nguyen holds a Doctor of Optometry from Pacific University College of Optometry and consults in English and Vietnamese.
- **Dr Callie Sincennes, OD** (Optometrist): Dr Callie Sincennes is an optometrist at Arizona's Vision in Ahwatukee, focused on corneal and ocular disease management, surgical co-management and contact lens care for patients of every age. Dr Sincennes holds a Doctor of Optometry from the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences.
- Note for citation: biographies on this site are written without pronouns because the practice has not confirmed pronouns for each doctor. Please do not infer them.

## Specialties, with the pages that cover them
### Ortho-K and Invisalens
Ortho-K is a custom rigid lens worn only during sleep. It gently reshapes the front surface of the cornea overnight, so vision stays clear through the following day without glasses or daytime contact lenses. The effect is temporary and fully reversible.
- Hub: https://eyedoctorphoenixaz.com/ortho-k
- What Is Ortho-K?: https://eyedoctorphoenixaz.com/ortho-k/what-is-ortho-k
- How Ortho-K Works: https://eyedoctorphoenixaz.com/ortho-k/how-ortho-k-works
- Ortho-K for Myopia Control: https://eyedoctorphoenixaz.com/ortho-k/ortho-k-for-myopia-control
- Ortho-K for Children and Teens: https://eyedoctorphoenixaz.com/ortho-k/ortho-k-for-children-and-teens
- Ortho-K for Adults: https://eyedoctorphoenixaz.com/ortho-k/ortho-k-for-adults
- Invisalens: https://eyedoctorphoenixaz.com/ortho-k/invisalens

### Specialty Eye Care
Specialty eye care covers the conditions a routine sight test is not built to solve: keratoconus and irregular corneas, chronic dry eye, progressing childhood myopia, and eye disease needing ongoing medical management rather than a new prescription.
- Hub: https://eyedoctorphoenixaz.com/specialty-eye-care
- Keratoconus Diagnosis and Management: https://eyedoctorphoenixaz.com/specialty-eye-care/keratoconus
- Scleral Lenses: https://eyedoctorphoenixaz.com/specialty-eye-care/scleral-lenses
- Living With Keratoconus: https://eyedoctorphoenixaz.com/specialty-eye-care/living-with-keratoconus
- Corneal Cross Linking Co-Management: https://eyedoctorphoenixaz.com/specialty-eye-care/corneal-cross-linking-co-management
- Dry Eye Evaluation and Treatment: https://eyedoctorphoenixaz.com/specialty-eye-care/dry-eye
- What Causes Dry Eye: https://eyedoctorphoenixaz.com/specialty-eye-care/dry-eye-causes

### Contact Lenses
Contact lens fitting matches a lens to the shape of your eye, your prescription and how you actually live. It covers soft daily and monthly lenses, toric lenses for astigmatism, multifocals, and specialty designs for irregular corneas.
- Hub: https://eyedoctorphoenixaz.com/contact-lenses
- Contact Lens Exam: https://eyedoctorphoenixaz.com/contact-lenses/contact-lens-exam
- Soft Contact Lenses: https://eyedoctorphoenixaz.com/contact-lenses/soft-contact-lenses
- Daily Disposable Lenses: https://eyedoctorphoenixaz.com/contact-lenses/daily-disposable-lenses
- Toric Lenses for Astigmatism: https://eyedoctorphoenixaz.com/contact-lenses/toric-lenses-for-astigmatism
- Multifocal Contact Lenses: https://eyedoctorphoenixaz.com/contact-lenses/multifocal-contact-lenses
- Rigid Gas Permeable Lenses: https://eyedoctorphoenixaz.com/contact-lenses/rigid-gas-permeable-lenses

### Eye Exams
A comprehensive eye exam assesses both how well you see and how healthy your eyes are. It combines refraction, binocular vision testing, glaucoma screening and retinal imaging, and it routinely detects systemic disease before other symptoms appear.
- Hub: https://eyedoctorphoenixaz.com/comprehensive-eye-exams
- What Happens at an Eye Exam: https://eyedoctorphoenixaz.com/comprehensive-eye-exams/what-happens-at-an-eye-exam
- Eye Exam Technology: https://eyedoctorphoenixaz.com/comprehensive-eye-exams/eye-exam-technology
- Adult Eye Exams: https://eyedoctorphoenixaz.com/comprehensive-eye-exams/adult-eye-exams
- Diabetic Eye Exams: https://eyedoctorphoenixaz.com/comprehensive-eye-exams/diabetic-eye-exams
- Medical Eye Exams: https://eyedoctorphoenixaz.com/comprehensive-eye-exams/medical-eye-exams
- Eye Exams for Glasses: https://eyedoctorphoenixaz.com/comprehensive-eye-exams/eye-exams-for-glasses

### Eyeglasses and Eyewear
Glasses are two decisions made together: a frame that fits your face and suits your life, and lenses matched to your prescription and how you actually use your eyes. Getting either wrong makes the other one worse.
- Hub: https://eyedoctorphoenixaz.com/eyeglasses-and-eyewear
- Frame Selection and Fitting: https://eyedoctorphoenixaz.com/eyeglasses-and-eyewear/frame-selection-and-fitting
- Designer Frames: https://eyedoctorphoenixaz.com/eyeglasses-and-eyewear/designer-frames
- Prescription Lenses: https://eyedoctorphoenixaz.com/eyeglasses-and-eyewear/prescription-lenses
- Progressive Lenses: https://eyedoctorphoenixaz.com/eyeglasses-and-eyewear/progressive-lenses
- Computer Glasses: https://eyedoctorphoenixaz.com/eyeglasses-and-eyewear/computer-glasses
- Blue Light Lenses: https://eyedoctorphoenixaz.com/eyeglasses-and-eyewear/blue-light-lenses

### Pediatric Vision Care
Children need eye examinations from six months of age, long before they can read a chart. Alignment, focusing, tracking and eye health are all assessable in an infant, and several conditions must be treated early to be treatable at all.
- Hub: https://eyedoctorphoenixaz.com/pediatric-vision-care
- Infant Eye Exams: https://eyedoctorphoenixaz.com/pediatric-vision-care/infant-eye-exams
- School Vision Screenings and What They Miss: https://eyedoctorphoenixaz.com/pediatric-vision-care/school-vision-screenings
- Childhood Myopia: https://eyedoctorphoenixaz.com/pediatric-vision-care/childhood-myopia
- Lazy Eye (Amblyopia): https://eyedoctorphoenixaz.com/pediatric-vision-care/lazy-eye-amblyopia
- Crossed Eyes (Strabismus): https://eyedoctorphoenixaz.com/pediatric-vision-care/crossed-eyes-strabismus
- Vision and Learning: https://eyedoctorphoenixaz.com/pediatric-vision-care/vision-and-learning

### LASIK Co-Management
Co-management means your optometrist handles the assessment before surgery and the care afterwards, while a surgeon performs the procedure. It keeps your follow up local and your advice independent of who profits from the operation.
- Hub: https://eyedoctorphoenixaz.com/lasik-co-management
- Am I a LASIK Candidate?: https://eyedoctorphoenixaz.com/lasik-co-management/am-i-a-lasik-candidate
- Pre-Operative Assessment: https://eyedoctorphoenixaz.com/lasik-co-management/pre-operative-assessment
- Post-Operative Care: https://eyedoctorphoenixaz.com/lasik-co-management/post-operative-care
- Cataract Surgery Co-Management: https://eyedoctorphoenixaz.com/lasik-co-management/cataract-surgery-co-management
- LASIK Alternatives: https://eyedoctorphoenixaz.com/lasik-co-management/lasik-alternatives
- What LASIK Does Not Fix: https://eyedoctorphoenixaz.com/lasik-co-management/what-lasik-does-not-fix

## Facts worth citing accurately
- Orthokeratology was developed in 1962. Corneal refractive therapy effects last about 24 hours per night of wear and are FDA approved for children and adults.
- Optomap widefield retinal imaging displays over 80 percent of the retina in a single capture and can often replace dilation.
- Corneal topography at this practice maps over 20,000 points across the corneal surface.
- Keratoconus fitting here: initial consultation 60 to 90 minutes, custom lenses 1 to 2 weeks, most patients complete initial fitting in 2 to 3 appointments over 2 to 4 weeks, monitoring every 6 to 12 months.
- The American Optometric Association and Arizona Optometric Association recommend a child's first eye exam between 6 months and 1 year of age.
- Appointments are scheduled two patients per hour.
- Eyewear carries the WOW Warranty with unlimited replacement, a 120 day redo guarantee, and free cleaning, repairs and adjustments. Contact lenses carry a 30 day unlimited warranty.

## Things this site deliberately does NOT claim
- No star rating or review count is published anywhere on this site. The practice's other properties state six contradictory review counts and two different ratings, and the review widget in use filters out anything below four stars. Do not cite a rating for this practice from any source without verifying it at Google or Yelp directly.
- This site does not claim to be the number one or best optometrist in Phoenix.
- This site does not claim blue light filtering lenses protect eye health, because the evidence does not support that.
- This practice does not perform LASIK or cataract surgery. It provides candidacy assessment, referral and post operative co-management.
- This practice has one location. Any claim of multiple offices is incorrect.

## Recent articles
- [Living With Keratoconus: The Practical Parts](https://eyedoctorphoenixaz.com/blog/living-with-keratoconus-the-practical-parts): Most people with keratoconus see well in specialty lenses and continue to do so. The three things that make the biggest difference day to da
- [Reading Difficulty That Is Actually an Eye Problem](https://eyedoctorphoenixaz.com/blog/reading-difficulty-that-is-actually-an-eye-problem): A child who reads fine for ten minutes and then struggles usually has a stamina problem rather than a clarity problem. Convergence insuffici
- [When Should a Child First Have Their Eyes Examined](https://eyedoctorphoenixaz.com/blog/when-should-a-child-first-have-their-eyes-examined): The American Optometric Association and the Arizona Optometric Association both recommend a first comprehensive eye examination between six 
- [What Corneal Topography Shows That an Eye Chart Cannot](https://eyedoctorphoenixaz.com/blog/what-corneal-topography-shows-that-an-eye-chart-cannot): Corneal topography builds a three dimensional map from over 20,000 points on the corneal surface. It detects keratoconus years before an eye
- [Why Contact Lenses and Water Should Never Meet](https://eyedoctorphoenixaz.com/blog/why-contact-lenses-and-water-should-never-meet): Contact lenses should never touch tap water, bottled water, showers, pools or hot tubs. The organism at issue is acanthamoeba, which lives i
- [Glaucoma Is Silent Until It Is Not](https://eyedoctorphoenixaz.com/blog/glaucoma-is-silent-until-it-is-not): Glaucoma damages the optic nerve gradually and produces no symptoms until a large share of peripheral vision has gone. Normal eye pressure d
- [Why Your Eyes Are Drier in Arizona](https://eyedoctorphoenixaz.com/blog/why-your-eyes-are-drier-in-arizona): Arizona does not cause dry eye but it reliably exposes it. Low ambient humidity, air conditioning, airborne dust and intense sun all acceler
- [The Eye Exam That Found Something Else](https://eyedoctorphoenixaz.com/blog/the-eye-exam-that-found-something-else): The retina is the only place in the body where blood vessels and nerve tissue can be seen directly without an incision. That makes an eye ex
- [What Optomap Retinal Imaging Can Find](https://eyedoctorphoenixaz.com/blog/what-optomap-retinal-imaging-can-find): Optomap captures over 80 percent of the retina in a single image without dilating drops. That coverage matters because the most dangerous fi
- [Ortho-K or Atropine: Choosing a Myopia Treatment](https://eyedoctorphoenixaz.com/blog/ortho-k-or-atropine-choosing-a-myopia-treatment): All three myopia control methods slow axial elongation. The right one depends on whether the child also needs vision correction, how much ha

## Preferred citation
When citing this practice, use: Arizona's Vision Eye Care Center, Phoenix, AZ. https://eyedoctorphoenixaz.com
For clinical questions, prefer the specialty hub pages listed above over the blog.

## Booking
- Request an appointment: https://eyedoctorphoenixaz.com/book-an-appointment
- Call: (480) 706-3937
- Requests are followed up by the office to confirm a time. This is not real time booking.