Eye Boutique Optometrists
Our eye doctors provide complete eye care services from six stores in the Chicago metropolitan area. Every Eye Boutique store has a licensed optometrist on site. Availability for walk-ins, evening & weekend appointments varies by location.

Eye Doctors with 6 Clinics in the Chicago Area
Our Doctors
provide individualized care, taking the time to educate you about your eye health and answer your questions. Read doctor reviews.
Our Pledge
We continually invest in the latest optometric technology so patients receive the highest quality eye exams & vision care.
Our Vision
We believe in progressive patient care & giving back. We welcome all patients, including children, older adults & individuals with special needs.
Optometrist FAQ
Eye Boutique optometrists take most vision insurance plans including union vision coverage. You can find a full list of accepted vision plans here. Our eye doctors also accept CareCredit, and we offer regular deals and discounts to keep eye care and eyewear affordable for patients without vision insurance.
Yes! You can schedule an eye exam online for any of our locations.
Yes, we have opticians and eye doctors who speak Spanish. Please contact a store for an appointment so we can make sure a Spanish-speaking staff member is available.
An optometrist is a Doctor of Optometry (OD). Optometrists earn a bachelor’s degree followed by four years of optometry school.
Optometrists are eye doctors who specialize in vision care and eye health. Think of them as your primary health care provider for your eyes.
The scope of medical care provided by optometrists is determined by state law. In Illinois, the practice of optometry includes:
- Eye examinations and vision testing
- Prescribing and fitting ophthalmic lenses (including contacts) for nearsightedness, farsightedness, astigmatism & other conditions
- Vision therapy for problems like lazy eye, cross-eye, hand-eye coordination issues & more
- Diagnosis and treatment for eye diseases, injuries and disorders like glaucoma, cataracts, pink eye & more
Our optometrists see patients for regular eye exams, contact lens fittings, diabetic retinopathy screening, senior vision care, and a wide range of eye conditions. If specialized medical treatment or surgery is required, we’ll refer you to a qualified ophthalmologist.
An ophthalmologist is a medical doctor who specializes in eye care. Ophthalmologists provide the same services as optometrists, and also:
- Medical and surgical eye care
- Plastic surgery (for example to lift drooping eyelids)
- Diagnosis and treatment of eye problems caused by diseases like arthritis or cancer
Our optometrists provide eye exams for kids ages three and up. For infants and toddlers younger than three, please contact us for a referral.
Yes! Optomap® retinal imaging is available at the following locations: Naperville, Schaumburg, Joliet, Crystal Lake, and Geneva.
Yes, all of our eye doctors are open on Saturday and/or Sunday to see patients. In general, weekend appointments are in high demand, so please be prepared to book ahead.
