An initial examination process often lasts three to four hours, depending on required testing or treatments. During this time both eyes will be fully dilated, a current medical history will be established, and visual and ocular exams will be performed.
Diagnostic tests may also be performed, and in many cases we are able to provide in-house rapid development. When office treatment is indicated, we try to offer it on the same day as your examination. If hospital surgery is necessary, it may be scheduled for the day following your exam.
Filling out your patient forms prior to your visit is one way to cut down the wait time.
You can download the following patient forms online.
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