Everyday Eye Care welcomes referrals from primary care, endocrinology, rheumatology, urgent care, and other local providers who need reliable eye evaluation, fast communication, and practical access for patients.
We make referral handoff easier for clinics that need dependable local eye care access without sending patients through a complicated specialist pipeline for every issue. Patients can be seen in Pasco, Sunnyside, or Hermiston depending on convenience and urgency.
Our offices are well suited for diabetic retinal screening, dry eye evaluation, Plaquenil monitoring, red eye, flashes and floaters, contact lens related irritation, and other non-routine medical eye concerns. We also provide ongoing follow-up for patients who need repeat monitoring over time.
For urgent cases, same-day or fast-turn appointments may be available depending on schedule. Walk-ins are accepted on clinic days, which can be especially helpful when a patient is symptomatic and needs evaluation quickly.
Clear evaluation of eye findings and practical treatment recommendations
Same-day or near-term scheduling when urgency matters
Three regional locations for easier patient access
Coordination back to the referring office after the visit
Support for both routine diabetic monitoring and symptom-driven eye visits
Most referrals to us fall into one of three categories. Each one is a service we perform in office, and findings are sent back to you.
Dry eye
Evaluation of the ocular surface, eyelids and meibomian gland function, with in-office treatment at our Pasco office when it is clinically appropriate.
Refer when
Patient receives: Findings and treatment plan sent back to you.
Dry Eye CenterColor vision
An FAA-accepted computerized color vision test scoring red, green and blue cone sensitivity separately in each eye. $150, about ten minutes, performed in person at all three offices.
Refer when
Patient receives: The official computer-generated report, the same visit, to bring back to you.
Rabin color vision testingScleral lenses
Scleral lens fitting with diagnostic lenses on the eye for corneas that standard lenses cannot correct comfortably. Co-management is welcome.
Refer when
Patient receives: Fitting findings and lens parameters reported back to you.
Scleral lensesRefer patients with diabetes, hypertension, headaches, blurry vision, red eyes, medication-related eye concerns, and annual diabetic retinal screening needs.
Send patients who need diabetic eye exams, retinopathy monitoring, OCT imaging, or a fast local eye evaluation when vision symptoms change.
We evaluate dry eye disease, ocular surface inflammation, medication side effects, and Plaquenil monitoring for patients who need ongoing eye surveillance.
We perform Rabin Cone Contrast Testing for quantitative color vision assessment: aviation and occupational requirements, hydroxychloroquine and ethambutol monitoring, optic neuropathy workups, and any patient who needs a graded result rather than a pass or fail plate screening.
We can see many red eye, irritation, flashes, floaters, foreign body, and sudden vision change cases quickly, including same-day slots when available.
Annual diabetic eye exams
Diabetic retinopathy follow-up
Dry eye disease and ocular surface complaints
Plaquenil and medication monitoring
Red eye and irritation
Flashes, floaters, and sudden blurry vision
Glaucoma suspicion and optic nerve evaluation
General medical eye exam requests
Call the most convenient Everyday Eye Care location for the patient or direct them to the contact page.
Share the reason for referral, urgency, and any relevant systemic condition or medication context.
We schedule the patient in Pasco, Sunnyside, or Hermiston based on fit and urgency.
After evaluation, we send findings and recommendations back to the referring office when appropriate.
We accept referrals for diabetic eye exams, glaucoma evaluation, dry eye disease, Plaquenil monitoring, red eye, sudden blurry vision, flashes and floaters, and other medical eye concerns.
Yes. We offer the Rabin Cone Contrast Test at all three offices. It scores long (red), medium (green), and short (blue) wavelength cone contrast sensitivity separately in each eye, which is useful for occupational and aviation requirements, medication toxicity monitoring, and optic nerve or retinal workups where a pass or fail plate screening is not enough.
Urgent referrals can often be seen same day or as soon as possible. Routine referrals are scheduled at the most convenient location for the patient in Pasco, Sunnyside, or Hermiston.
Yes. We aim to send clear findings, treatment plans, and follow-up recommendations back to the referring provider so care stays coordinated.
Call the office closest to the patient, or send them to our contact page and we will route them to the right location.