A Practice Built Around Overnight Ortho-K

Better Sight Overnight is the specialty orthokeratology brand of Arizona Vision Eye Care Center, led by Dr. Mark Page from our office at 15215 S 48th St Ste 180 in the Ahwatukee Foothills area of Phoenix. Most eye care practices list Ortho-K somewhere on a long menu of services. We built a practice around it, which changes the equipment we own, the measurements we take as standard, the amount of chair time a fitting gets, and how often we tell someone the honest answer is no. This section explains who we are, how we work, and why that distinction shows up in your result.

What This Practice Is

What is Better Sight Overnight?

Better Sight Overnight is a specialty orthokeratology practice in Phoenix, Arizona, led by Dr. Mark Page. It operates as the dedicated Ortho-K brand of Arizona Vision Eye Care Center. The focus is overnight corneal reshaping using the Invisalens system and structured myopia management for children and teens, rather than general optometry.

The practical meaning of specialization is narrower than the word suggests. It does not mean we care more. It means the instruments needed to do this well are already in the building and already paid for, the fitting protocol is the same protocol we run every week rather than one we revisit a few times a year, and the follow-up schedule is designed around how corneas actually behave in the first month instead of being fitted into a general recall system.

  • Address. 15215 S 48th St Ste 180, Phoenix, AZ 85044, in the Ahwatukee Foothills area near the I-10 and Loop 202 interchange.
  • Phone. (480) 706-3937.
  • Hours. Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Closed weekends.
  • Doctor. Dr. Mark Page, Orthokeratologist.
  • System. Invisalens, our overnight Ortho-K program.
  • Promise. Clear Vision Without Surgery.

If you want the treatment explained before you look at the practice behind it, start with what is Ortho-K and how Ortho-K works.

The Doctor

Dr. Mark Page is an orthokeratologist whose clinical work centers on overnight corneal reshaping and myopia management. He designs each lens from the patient own corneal topography rather than fitting from stock parameters, and he treats the explanation as part of the treatment rather than as something that happens if there is time at the end.

Parents in particular tend to notice that. A child myopia consultation here involves showing you the corneal map on the screen, showing you where the axial length number sits against expected growth, and answering the question you actually asked instead of the one that is easier to answer. Read more about Dr. Mark Page.

How We Work

Three commitments shape nearly every decision in the practice, and they are worth stating in a form you can hold us to.

  1. 1

    Precision over shortcuts

    Every lens is designed from that eye own topography. Both eyes are designed independently, because they are rarely identical. Nothing is approximated from a table when it can be measured.

  2. 2

    Partnership over transactions

    Follow-up is part of the program rather than a series of surprise charges. Training is verified rather than assumed. You leave understanding the plan well enough to explain it to someone else.

  3. 3

    Honesty about candidacy

    We decline patients whose corneal shape, prescription, ocular surface, or home routine makes overnight wear a poor idea. A candidacy evaluation that cannot produce a no is not an evaluation.

The full version, including what each of those costs us commercially, is in our clinical philosophy.

The Diagnostics Behind a Lens Design

An Ortho-K lens is a precision device that has to sit correctly on a specific, irregular, individual surface and apply a mapped pattern of gentle pressure across it for eight hours. That is a measurement problem before it is a manufacturing problem.

  • Corneal topography produces the elevation and curvature map every design begins from.
  • Axial length biometry records the physical length of the eye, which is what myopia control is actually trying to slow.
  • Lens design software turns those measurements into a specific geometry, then models how it should behave overnight.
  • High Dk gas-permeable materials carry far more oxygen to the cornea than earlier generations, which matters for a lens worn while the eye is closed.

Read technology and diagnostics for what each instrument does and why it changes the outcome, and corneal topography for what the scan is like as a patient.

What a First Visit Looks Like

The consultation exists to answer one question definitively: are you a candidate, and if so what would your program actually involve. It is not a sales appointment with a test attached.

You will have your refraction measured rather than copied, both corneas mapped, your ocular surface and tear film assessed, and, if you are a child or teen, a baseline axial length recorded. You leave with a clear answer, an explanation you can repeat at home, and your exact figure in writing if you decide to proceed. A candidacy consultation starts at $250 and is credited toward your program. A complete Ortho-K program starts at $1,800, and ongoing annual myopia control monitoring starts at $1,200.

See consultation and candidacy for the visit itself, the process for the full pathway, and transparent pricing for how we handle money.

Where We Are and Who We Serve

Our office sits in the Ahwatukee Foothills area of Phoenix, close to the I-10 and Loop 202 interchange. That location matters more than it might seem, because an Ortho-K program involves several short follow-up visits in the first month, and a difficult drive turns a simple check into a missed appointment.

We regularly see patients from Phoenix, Ahwatukee, Chandler, Tempe, Mesa, Gilbert, and Scottsdale. See all service areas.

Why a Specialty Practice Is Different

A general optometry practice that offers Ortho-K is not doing anything wrong. It is doing something different. The differences show up in equipment ownership, in how many of these fits the doctor performs in a year, in how much chair time a first fitting is allocated, and in whether axial length is measured as standard or treated as an optional extra.

We think those differences are worth understanding before you choose a provider, including the cases where a general practice is the right choice for you. That comparison is laid out in why choose us.

Our Relationship to Arizona Vision Eye Care Center

Better Sight Overnight is the specialty Ortho-K brand of Arizona Vision Eye Care Center. We say that plainly rather than presenting ourselves as unconnected, because the review history, the location, and the broader eye care capability all come from that relationship.

Practically, it means an Ortho-K patient who turns out to need something else, from a dry eye workup to a routine annual exam, is not sent away to start over somewhere new. Our current rating is 4.8 from 572 reviews. Where those reviews live and how we ask for them is covered in reviews and ratings.

About the practice

What Happens at Your Consultation

The first visit is an evaluation, not a sales appointment. You leave with a clear answer about candidacy and a written summary of what treatment would involve.

  1. History and Goals

    About 15 minutes

    We discuss your vision history, daily demands, sports and screen habits, and what you want treatment to achieve.

  2. Comprehensive Measurement

    About 30 minutes

    Refraction, corneal health assessment, tear film evaluation, pupil measurement, and baseline axial length.

  3. Corneal Topography

    About 20 minutes

    Detailed three-dimensional mapping of the corneal surface, which determines whether a predictable Ortho-K design is achievable.

  4. Candidacy and Plan Review

    About 25 minutes

    A direct answer on candidacy, the realistic result to expect, the follow-up schedule, and the complete investment in writing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you only do Ortho-K?

Better Sight Overnight is the specialty Ortho-K and myopia management arm of the practice. That is what this brand exists to do, and it is what the diagnostic equipment and appointment structure are built around.

Because we operate as part of Arizona Vision Eye Care Center, patients who need broader eye care are not left without a route to it.

Who actually designs and fits the lenses?

Dr. Mark Page designs each lens from the patient own corneal topography and oversees every fitting and follow-up assessment personally.

Support staff assist with imaging, handling training, and scheduling, which is normal and appropriate. The design and the clinical decisions are the doctor work.

What are your hours and where are you?

We are at 15215 S 48th St Ste 180, Phoenix, AZ 85044, in the Ahwatukee Foothills area near the I-10 and Loop 202 interchange. Hours are Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, closed weekends.

Call (480) 706-3937 or use the scheduling page. Follow-up visits are short, so we can usually work around a school or work schedule if you tell us in advance.

Will you give a second opinion on a fit from another practice?

Yes. Bring your current lenses, your most recent topography if you have it, and any prescription history. We will tell you what we see, including when the existing fit looks good and no change is warranted.

A second opinion is a genuine assessment, not a recruitment exercise. Sometimes the honest answer is that your current provider has it right.

What if I move away or travel for long periods?

Your lens parameters, corneal maps, and axial length history are documented and transferable to another Ortho-K provider. We would rather hand off cleanly than have a patient stop treatment.

For extended travel, plan supplies and a backup pair of glasses in advance. See long-term maintenance.

Last updated . Clinically reviewed by Dr. Mark Page.

Ready to Experience Clear Vision Without Surgery?

Book a consultation with Dr. Mark Page and find out whether Ortho-K is right for you. You will leave knowing your candidacy, the realistic timeline, and the full investment in writing.

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