Comprehensive Exams
Contact Lens Fitting
For both children and adults
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Includes tests for glaucoma and cataracts
Including fittings for astigmatism (toric) and bifocal contact lenses
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For new wearers, includes an Insertion and Removal training
Cataract Surgery Co-Management
Laser Vision Correction Co-Management
Ocular Emergencies
24-Hour On-call Service
Specialty Contact Lenses, such as Corneal Refractive Therapy (CRT) and Scleral Contact Lenses
Additional Services
Optomap Retinal Imaging
The Optomap Retinal Exam is used to get an ultra-widefield view of the retina (the back of the eye). While eye exams generally include a look at the front of the eye to evaluate health and prescription changes, a thorough screening of the retina is critical to verify that your eye is healthy. This can lead to early detection of common diseases, such as glaucoma, diabetes, macular degeneration, and even cancer. The exam is quick, painless, and may not require dilation
All of our doctors see pediatric patients on a regular basis and have seen patients as young as 6 months old! We even offer free eye exams from 6 months to 12 months old, called InfantSEE exams.
Eye exams for children are extremely important because 5 to 10 percent of preschoolers and 25 percent of school-aged children have vision problems. Early identification of a child’s vision problem can be crucial because children often are more responsive to treatment when problems are diagnosed early.
Early eye exams also are important because children need the following basic skills related to good eyesight for learning:
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Near vision
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Distance vision
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Binocular (two eyes) coordination
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Eye movement skills
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Focusing skills
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Peripheral awareness
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Hand-eye coordination
Pediatric Exams
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Patient and family health history
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Visual acuity measurement
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Preliminary tests of visual function and eye health, including depth perception, color vision, peripheral (side) vision and response of the pupils to light
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Assessment of refractive status to determine the presence of nearsightedness, farsightedness or astigmatism
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Evaluation of eye focusing, eye teaming and eye movement abilities
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Eye health examination
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Additional tests as needed
All Products & Services
Frames & Lenses
Busby Eye Care was voted #1 in the Indianapolis area for Best Eyewear in 2017 for the 3rd year in a row by Indy’s A-List voters! We are very proud to offer a diverse selection of designer frames, such as Tom Ford and Vera Bradley. You can even find your very own athletic-fit glasses with Oakley or Nike brand frames.
We carry a large variety of frames that are crafted from across the U.S. and many cities around the world.
Our selection of frames includes:
Premium Frame Brands
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Made in Italy with finer details than any other brand and high-quality materials, Tom Ford Eyewear's sunglasses and Optical frame models combine modern and classic styles into wearable, bold styles. They are distinguishable by the elegant metal "T" and their superior comfort with plastic and metal frames alike.
Defined by their bold patterns and elegant shapes, Vera Bradley Eyewear brings its own variety to our selection. With everyday frames, sunglasses and even sun clips that can be mix and matched, this brand has always been a favorite among our patients.
From exclusive Oakley sunglasses to athletic and classic-fit everyday glasses, Oakley Eyewear gives everyone the best options for a comfortable, durable frame. Oakley's Prizm lenses are utilized for all kinds of everyday activities like driving, golf, field sports, hiking, and more!
The iconic Wayfarer and Clubmaster remain staples from Ray-Ban, using silhouettes that have been beloved by wearers around the world. They have one of the largest collections and color options of all brands we carry.
After newly launching just September of 2025, Kendra Scott has made its way to the top of many of our patient's picks. Kendra Scott's iconic jewel tones, gems and bold character that is seen in their jewelry is carried over to their eyewear flawlessly.
Nike Eyewear combines athletic, durable designs with classic Men's and Women's silhouettes. Popular among kids and teens, their sport-fit frames are fantastic for outdoor sports, and day-to-day activities.
Kate Spade Eyewear is where you'll find the largest variety of petite Women's frames, and easy to wear classic Women's styles. This brand brings small, but beautiful metal accents and wonderfully marbled tortoise colors to enhance your everyday glasses or sunglasses!
Handmade in France, Morel Eyewear is the best option if you're looking for lightweight and extremely durable. Primarily using titanium or stainless steel, these frames can be found in bold colorful styles or neutral more classic shapes to fit any mood or outfit.
Additional Brands Include:
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Nine West
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Scott Harris
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Flexon (Sun Clip styles available)
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Nautica
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STATE Eyewear
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L.A. Eyeworks
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Tommy Hilfiger (Sun Clip styles available)
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Dolabany Eyewear (Sun Clip styles available)
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Adin Thomas
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American Optical
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Champion
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2 Blind Brothers
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DB4K
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Carrera (Sun Clip styles available)
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Firenze
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XXL (Sun Clip styles available)
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Michael Ryen
For all VSP Members, there are many brands to choose from that will increase your frame allowance $20 - $40!
Find them here:
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Kendra Scott
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Nike
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Nine West
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Nautica
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Flexon
Find an Optician in-store to see color options and maximize your benefit!
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Lenses
We carry a variety of lens materials, including premium Hi-Index lenses to keep even high prescription lenses thin and aesthetically pleasing. We offer many lens designs, including single vision, bifocal, trifocal, progressive lenses, occupational lenses for office work, and Eyezen anti-fatigue lenses for those spending much of their day on devices or who often get headaches due to eye strain.
Varilux Progressive Design
Varilux® lenses are the most trusted PAL brand and the #1 most recommended by optometrists and Opticians.
Varilux® X Series™ lenses with Xtend™ technology provide sharp vision and smooth transitions at any distance while extending your vision within arm’s reach. You no longer have to tilt or angle your head to find perfect focus like you do with ordinary progressive lenses.
Eyezen Digital Design
Eyezen lenses are an enhanced, everyday pair of single-vision lenses that are a more complete solution. They are providing sharper vision addressing modern vision problems such as digital eye strain and exposure to Harmful Blue Light. From computers to TV screens to mobile phones, your eyes are constantly at risk for eye strain and exposure to Harmful Blue Light to help protect your eyes so you can focus on what matters to you.
Varilux Immersia Design
Varilux® Immersia™ are the new occupational lenses to stay comfortably immersed in your immediate surroundings. Developed to support prolonged close focus, using in-depth analysis of screen positions, considering the patient’s natural posture and ergonomic needs. Tested in a simulated environment using AI-powered digital twinning technology, which enables a wide range of R&D simulations to assess and guarantee lens performance. These lenses can be made in two designs to support workspace conversation, as well as prolonged computer use.
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Additional Premium Products
Transitions Lenses (Generation S and XtraActive)
Polarized Sun Lenses
Xperio Sun UV
We offer the very best non-glare treatments including
Crizal Sapphire and Crizal Natural Look for any of our patients!
Contact Lenses
Soft Contact Lenses
We fit and sell many kinds of soft contact lenses including daily lenses, toric lenses for astigmatism, and multifocal contacts. We also fit specialty lenses, such as gas-permeable contact lenses, CRT lenses, Duette lenses, and Scleral contact lenses.
Scleral Lens Cost
Scleral contacts are large-diameter gas permeable contact lenses specially designed to vault over the entire corneal surface and rest on the sclera, or the “white” of the eye. In doing so, scleral lenses functionally replace the irregular cornea with a perfectly smooth optical surface to correct vision problems caused by keratoconus and other corneal irregularities.
Also, the space between the cornea and the back surface of a scleral lens acts as a fluid reservoir to provide comfort for people with severe dry eyes who otherwise could not tolerate contact lens wear.
Scleral Contact Lenses
Many optometrists recommend scleral contact lenses for a variety of hard-to-fit eyes, including eyes with keratoconus.
In cases of early keratoconus, a standard GP lens may be used. However, if the lens does not center properly on the eye or moves excessively with blinks and causes discomfort, switching to a large-diameter scleral contact lens may solve the problem.
Because scleral lenses are designed to vault the corneal surface and rest on the less sensitive surface of the sclera, these lenses often are more comfortable for a person with keratoconus.
Also, scleral lenses are designed to fit with little or no lens movement during blinks, making them more stable on the eye, compared with traditional corneal gas permeable lenses.
The best approach to managing dry eye is based upon its etiology and severity. Dry eye syndrome can be difficult to manage in severe cases. In patients who are unsuccessful with traditional treatment, alternative treatments may be considered for dry eye syndrome, including scleral lenses.
When selecting a contact lens for severe dry eye, not all lenses are appropriate. On the contrary, some can do more harm than good. However, scleral lenses specifically have been shown to have beneficial effects on patient comfort and visual function.
Scleral lenses are a relatively new type of treatment for ocular dryness. A scleral lens is a large-diameter contact lens that vaults across the entire corneal surface and rests on the white part of the eye, known as the sclera. Liquid fills the space between your eye and the back surface of the scleral lens. This liquid bandage protects the cornea from the ongoing mechanical shearing effect of the eyelids that occurs when you blink. It also continuously bathes your sensitive corneal tissue.
If you have dry eye and also require vision correction, the scleral lens is additionally helpful because other contact lens options may be limited by the compromised state of your ocular surface. As a result, you will most likely be unable to tolerate conventional soft lenses or small diameter corneal gas permeable lenses. Fortunately, scleral lens designs can overcome the challenges associated with the other contact lens types – these lenses work especially well for vision correction because the fluid layer helps smooth out defects caused by dry eyes, providing a more uniform refractive surface.
In addition to keratoconus, scleral contact lenses can be used for eyes that have undergone a corneal transplant, and for people with severe dry eyes caused by conditions such as Sjogren’s syndrome, graft-versus-host disease (GVHD) and Stevens-Johnson syndrome.
Advances in lens design technology are allowing manufacturers to design scleral lenses that can correct more conditions than ever before, including bifocal sclerals for the correction of presbyopia.
Scleral contact lenses are custom-made for each wearer, so fitting scleral contacts demands greater expertise and more time than fitting standard soft or GP contact lenses.
Often, computerized maps of the curvature of the entire cornea (topography) are generated to facilitate the lens fitting, and several trial lenses of different sizes and curvatures may be applied to the eye during the fitting process.
Also, depending on the complexity of the problem and how the individual eye tolerates the scleral lens, adjustments of lens parameters may be needed, which will require additional lenses to be made and exchanged. The entire scleral lens fitting process can take several visits to determine the optimal lens for each eye.
While many individuals who use scleral lenses have worn soft or corneal GP lenses in the past, the process for applying and removing scleral lenses may take some practice. The additional time needed to master this, due to the larger size of the lenses and the fluid reservoir under the lenses, needs to be taken into consideration during the fitting process.
In some cases, depending on your diagnosis, your vision plan will cover a potentially large portion of the cost for the lens fitting and the lens materials. Patients with corneal abnormalities or large prescriptions (+/- 10.00 D in spectacle Rx) may qualify for “medically necessary contact lens benefits”. You can contact our office to have us look into the details of any vision plan you have.