Appointments
When you contact our
office for an appointment, please provide a brief description of your eye
problem so that we may allot the proper amount of time for your visit. Before your
initial appointment you will receive a Patient Information Form for you to
complete prior to your visit unless it’s an emergency appointment. This form
will cover information about your insurance policies, as well as personal
information which includes your medical history. Also, please be sure to bring
with you a list of any medications that you are currently taking, and a list of
any eye surgeries or medical surgeries, if you’ve had any.
We are available to you 24
hours a day, 7 days a week. Call our office at any time or in the event of an
emergency and the doctor will be contacted immediately to assist you. Our
office hours are Monday thru Friday 9:00am to 5:00pm.
Your Experience with us…
During the exam you will
be given dilating drops in both eyes which will affect your vision for 3-4
hours after the exam. It is important that you are accompanied by a friend or
family member to provide transportation after the exam is completed. We also
recommend that you bring a pair of sunglasses with you to wear home to make the
trip more comfortable. For added convenience and expedience of medical
treatment, a full time ophthalmic photographer is on staff. If required, this
enables you to have a Flourescein Angiography or ICG during your visit. Our digital
imaging system provides results immediately which allows you and the doctor to
review the findings at once.
Please be prepared to
spend approximately 2-3 hours with us. If you are a diabetic, please bring a
snack with you.
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