FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Visit are thorough, personalized, and welcoming experience designed to provide exceptional care for routine checkups and more specialized visits

After the exam, the doctor provides the updated prescription, reviews vision needs, and discusses any recommended next steps to help keep the patient’s eyes healthy.

Early detection helps identify concerns sooner, which may help protect eye health and reduce the risk of further complications.

The exam screens for common eye diseases and conditions, including age-related macular degeneration (AMD), cataracts, diabetic retinopathy, dry eye, and myopia.

Retinal imaging uses advanced technology to capture detailed pictures of the inside of the eye. It helps detect potential issues early, including macular degeneration and diabetic retinopathy.

Yes. The comprehensive exam includes ocular health testing to evaluate overall eye health and check for conditions such as glaucoma and other issues that may affect vision or well-being.

Yes, the team helps patients explore glasses or contact lens options and find a solution that fits their style, comfort, and vision needs.

Yes. If a patient is interested in contact lenses, the practice can assess fit and provide guidance for safe and comfortable wear.

The visit starts with a consultation about medical history, vision concerns, and any symptoms. This helps the doctor tailor the exam to the patient’s needs.

We check your vision by having you look at an eye chart and choose between different lens options, helping us find the clearest and most comfortable prescription for you.

Patients should bring their insurance card or another payment method, a list of current medications (including over-the-counter medications), and their current glasses or contact lenses.

Patients are encouraged to complete any intake paperwork sent by link before the appointment, arrive 10 to 15 minutes early, and prepare any questions or concerns they want to discuss with the eye doctor.