Eye Exams in Providence, RI
Catch Problems Early With Eye Exams
- Board-certified ophthalmologist and optometrists
- Advanced diagnostics and treatment options
- Management for a wide range of conditions
- Trusted by Providence patients for 30+ years
Dr. Ezra Galler: Leading Your Vision Care in Providence

Every exam is shaped by the experience and leadership of Ezra L. Galler, MD. As a pioneer in Rhode Island ophthalmology, Dr. Galler brings unmatched credentials and a decades-long track record of excellence to every patient interaction.
- Board-certified ophthalmologist with over 30 years of experience
- First in Rhode Island to perform LASIK and EVO ICL procedures
- Fellowship-trained in cornea and refractive surgery
- Participated in FDA trials for laser vision correction
- Clinical instructor at Brown University
- Affiliated with Rhode Island Hospital, The Miriam Hospital, and Kent Hospital
Our ophthalmologist in Providence, RI, is supported by a team of board-certified optometrists, Dr. Matthew Doyle, Dr. Brett Zerbinopoulos, and Dr. Tiffany Zhang, who help ensure every exam is thorough, personalized, and clinically sound.
Patient Testimonial "Highly recommend!”
“I’ve been seeing Dr. Galler for several years and more recently Dr. Z. I can’t say enough good things about this practice and have consistently received excellent care. Highly recommend!” — Devorah, 5-Star Review
Paying for Your Eye Exam in Providence, RI
We believe expert vision care should be within reach for every patient. Whether you’re booking a routine eye exam or need ongoing treatment, we offer several convenient ways to pay:
- Insurance: We accept most insurance plans, including Medicare, Medicaid, and Aetna, to help minimize your out-of-pocket expenses.
- Cash or Credit: You’re always welcome to pay at the time of service using cash or a major credit card.
- Financing Through CareCredit®: Flexible monthly payment plans are available through CareCredit, a third-party financing option that can make your care more manageable over time.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a typical eye exam take?
Most exams take about 30 to 45 minutes, though this can vary based on your needs and whether we perform dilation or advanced imaging.
Can I drive after my appointment?
If your eyes are dilated during the exam, you may experience light sensitivity or blurred vision for a few hours. Many patients bring a driver just in case.
What should I bring to my exam?
Please bring your current glasses or contacts, a list of medications, and your insurance card or CareCredit details if applicable.







