Our physicians and surgeons are dedicated to restoring and maintaining vision to improve the quality of life for our patients.
Our physicians and surgeons are dedicated to restoring and maintaining vision to improve the quality of life for our patients.
Whether you are coming in for your first appointment or you are an existing patient, you should have an understanding of what to expect during your visit to ensure the best treatment for your specific needs. Just as every individual is unique, retinal cases are not all the same. We offer each of our patients the most comprehensive, individualized care possible so that we can more effectively address the retinal disease at hand and provide the best path forward to preserve and protect your vision.
To learn more about your office visit, forms or paperwork you will need to bring, or how payment works, visit the links on our Patients page.
To learn more about your office visit, forms, or paperwork you will need to bring (including how payment works), visit the links on this page.
You will receive an estimated cost for records at the time of the request which includes the state-approved fee for preparing copies of your medical records, covering labor, materials, and postage.
Once the request is fulfilled, your credit card will be charged for the estimated cost plus the state-authorized copying fees.
Pre-payment for records is required unless otherwise required by state/federal statutes.
Retinal imaging is used to detect and monitor a wide range of retinal conditions, often before symptoms appear. While not every patient may require imaging at every visit, it helps make an accurate diagnosis. From there, physicians develop personalized treatments, especially for those at risk for diseases like macular degeneration or diabetic retinopathy.
It’s possible that you might need a retinal exam for the purposes of diagnostics; however, it depends on what your physician deems appropriate based on your medical history, symptoms, and risk factors.
A retinal scan provides detailed images of the retina so that physicians may diagnose, monitor, and manage retinal diseases with accuracy. This technology can help detect changes in the retina and will thus help our experts devise effective treatment plans.
If you have any questions prior to your appointment, please call us at +18003316634.
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