Vision Builders

Since 1995, John W Barnhart OD has served as a dedicated and caring provider of quality vision services to Warren and the surrounding communities. As a patient, you can expect friendly and attentive care from our experienced team of eye care professionals. We leverage advanced diagnostic technology to provide modern eye care services, including comprehensive eye exams, vision correction, and more.

Meet the experienced and friendly doctors and staff who make John W Barnhart OD a proud provider of vision care products and services in Warren. Dr. Barnhart was born and raised in Warren, Ohio. He attended The Ohio State University where he received his Doctor of Optometry degree in 1991. After graduation, he returned to his hometown of Champion where he acquired the practice of Dr.

There are many eyeglass lens options available. Your eye care provider will take your lifestyle and vision correction needs into consideration when helping you select the right lenses for your eyes. Transition lenses - These lenses are made of dynamic materials that automatically adjust to the level of surrounding light.

Recent advances in contact lens technology has provided new materials that greatly improve the success of contact lenses. So, if you were told previously that you could not wear contact lenses due to dry eyes, astigmatism, or if you now need bifocals, that may no longer be true today!

Our office has developed what we believe is the finest contact lens program available, based on professional individualized care, modern diagnostic instrumentation, and the highest quality contact lenses.Our pledge to you. the doctors and staff of this office will do everything possible with current knowledge, technology, and lens availability to make your fitting and continued wear successful.

In addition to assessing your visual acuity, your eye care provider will test for common eye diseases, assess how your eyes are functioning together, and more. Serious health issues like diabetes and high blood pressure are often first detected during an eye exam. The American Optometric Association (AOA) recommends children have their eyes examined at 6 months old, three years old, at the start of school, and every two years until age 18.