After checking in at our front desk, you will be given a health history form to complete if needed. You will then be brought back to your examination room by one of our technicians.

To start your exam you will be asked for information about your vision and health history, medications, symptoms of vision problems and other background information.

Using a number of tests and medical instruments, your eye doctor will conduct an external and internal exam of the various parts of your vision system including the eyelashes, eyelids, conjunctiva, iris, lens, cornea, pupils, extra-ocular muscles, optic nerve and the retina. The eye doctor will assess the health of your eyes and look for vision problems such as glaucoma, cataracts, and corneal diseases. The doctor will also look for ocular changes associated with systemic diseases such as diabetes, high blood pressure and neurological disorders.

This evaluation will not include a refraction for glasses prescription. If necessary, a refraction appointment will be scheduled at a later date. Coverage is determined by insurance eligibility.

At the conclusion of your exam, your eye doctor will make a final diagnosis and discuss a treatment plan designed specifically for you. The eye doctor will prescribe any necessary treatments such as corrective eye wear, medications or surgery. You also may receive written instructions or handouts for your reference.