Richmond, Indiana
Your Richmond eye doctor. A familiar place to find us.
On East Main Street. Accessible parking is nearest the garden-center side entrance.
Practical details
- Address
- 3601 East Main Street, Richmond, IN 47374
- Phone
- (765) 965-6827
- Getting there
- Open in maps
- Doctor hoursClosed Wed, Fri, Sat and Sun. Call to confirm before traveling.
- Monday9:40am – 5pm
- Tuesday9:40am – 5pm
- Thursday9:40am – 5pm
- Vision Center hoursRetail hours, set by the store. The doctor’s schedule is separate.
- Monday to Saturday9am – 7pm
- Sunday12 – 5pm
- Finding us
- The Vision Center is usually just inside the pharmacy entrance. If you don’t see it, ask customer service to point you in the right direction.
If it is urgent
If it is urgent, call. Do not wait for a reply.
A sudden shower of floaters, flashes or a curtain-like shadow needs immediate assessment by an eye doctor or an emergency department. Intense eye pain with redness, blurred vision or nausea is also urgent. Do not wait for a routine online request.
Clarity before commitment
Start with what the visit includes.
No insurance? You can still ask about care. Compare the visit, the fee, and what is separate before sharing contact details.
- Cost
- $95 self-pay Eyewear, contact lens fitting and additional testing are separate.
- When
- You choose the days Share your preferred days. The office confirms a time.
- Time to allow
- 30 to 45 minutes Total time onsite, including check-in.
- Where
- Richmond, Indiana 3601 East Main Street. Inside the Walmart Vision Center.
Care offered
What you can come in for.
Comprehensive eye examsA routine eye exam is a place to talk about how you see and how your eyes feel, not just update a prescription.ExploreContact lens examsA contact lens visit needs its own conversation about fit, comfort, eye health and the way you use your lenses.ExploreMedical eye careA change in comfort or vision deserves the right next step. For urgent changes, seek prompt care instead of waiting for an online request.ExploreDiabetic eye examsDiabetes can affect the eyes before you notice a change. Ask your care team what examination and follow-up schedule is right for you.ExploreGlaucoma screeningGlaucoma often develops without symptoms. Assessment looks at more than one measurement.ExploreDry eye & allergiesPersistent burning, watering, grittiness or itching is worth evaluating rather than guessing at.ExploreCataract consultationsA consultation, and where appropriate co-management with the surgeon who performs the procedure.Explore