Bring identification
Have a photo ID and your current vision and medical insurance cards available.
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Arrive prepared. Leave with a plan.
Bring your current glasses, contacts, lens cases, and prior eye records if you have them. This helps us start with a clearer picture.
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Bring what you use for your eyes
Current glasses and any contact lenses you wear (including cases and solutions). If dry eye is part of your visit, bring drops, ointments, or warm-compress devices you use at home.
Bring your history
A medication list, prior eye records, and surgical information can provide important context.
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Before the appointment
Prepare for the type of visit you booked.
Specialty visits often run longer than a routine exam and may include dilation, corneal mapping, or diagnostic testing. If you are unsure how to prepare, call the office before your appointment.
- Confirm date, time, and appointment type
- Complete any requested intake information
- Verify insurance benefits before arrival
- Plan transportation if dilation is expected
- For a contact lens evaluation: ask whether to remove your lenses before the visit
- For a dry eye evaluation: avoid eye makeup and, if possible, hold your artificial tears the morning of the visit unless the office directs otherwise
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At the clinic
Tell us what better vision would change.
Share the tasks that are difficult, when symptoms happen, and what you have already tried — drops, glasses, past treatments, or lenses. Those everyday details help shape the exam and recommendations.
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After the visit
Follow-up is part of specialty care.
Most treatment plans — specialty lenses, dry eye therapy, or post-surgical care — depend on scheduled follow-ups to measure progress and refine the plan. Keep your appointments, and call the office if you experience unexpected pain, redness, discharge, or vision loss.
- Scleral / Ortho-K patients: expect lens training, fit checks, and lens design refinements
- Dry eye patients: expect symptom-tracking visits and treatment adjustments over several weeks
- Post-laser / complex cornea patients: expect periodic mapping to monitor corneal stability
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