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Heights Eyecare is an independent four-doctor optometry practice, headed by our doctors. A team of receptionists, opticians, contact lens technicians and laser surgery consultants make up the remaining staff. For nearly 20 years, we have been serving our patients with comprehensive eye care, exceptional service, and high quality contact lenses and... more »

      Sarah Hill Dr. Sarah Hill brings her experience in Pediatrics and Vision Therapy to Heights Eyecare and Vision Performance Specialties. She was born and raised in Billings, Montana, graduated from Billings West High School and received her degree in Human Biology from... more »

Heights Eyecare is the area's contact lens wellness place. Our doctors are experts in proper fit, comfort, and total lens enjoyment. We carry all the latest lens designs and materials. One-Day Soft Lenses Disposable Soft Lenses Planned Replacement Astigmatism Soft Lenses Tinted & Colored... more »

The GDx Retinal Nerve Fiber Layer Analyzer is a scanning laser that measures the thickness of the retinal never fiber layer, allowing the doctors at Heights Eyecare to help detect glaucoma at its early stages. Glaucoma is a disease of increased fluid in the eye that slowly, over time,... more »

Protect your eyes from ultraviolet light.  UV light increases your risk of skin cancer, melanoma, cataracts, and macular disease.  Remember UV light is present year-round, not just during the summer months. Eat eye-friendly foods rich in antioxidants: kale, spinach, broccoli, corn, peas, and tangerines. The AREDS study, sponsored... more »

Heights Eyecare is happy to be able to provide this exciting technology to our patients. Laser Vision Correction has become a very popular procedure for those who would like to decrease their dependency on glasses or contacts. The doctors at Heights Eyecare are certified to provide pre- and post-operative vision... more »

Our lives have become more dependent on computers.  As eye doctors, we see more patients with problems related to this activity.  The signs and symptoms can be: red, sore, irritated eyes dry eyes headaches that disappear after a break difficulty focusing between near and far... more »

When should children receive their first vision examination? An infant's body and mind develop rapidly during the early weeks and months of life. Children who develop vision conditions or eye health problems that remain uncorrected or under-corrected face academic, social, and athletic struggles in life. Fortunately, appropriate vision care... more »

Is the eye chart commonly used in schools adequate to testing children's vision? Unfortunately not, according to recent studies around the country. In spite of an excellent school screening program in most parts of the country (which does a great job at catching some at the most obvious problems... more »

The Optomap retinal exam takes a high resolution, 200 degrees wide, color digital image of the retina, which can be immediately evaluated by our doctors. The Optomap is a scanning laser opthalmoscope that allows the doctors to view different layers of the retina. Images can be enlarged and are stored... more »