Eye exam and treatment for established patient

Procedure Information

What is an Eye Exam and Treatment for an Established Patient?

An eye exam and treatment for an established patient is a procedure that is performed with an existing patient who is familiar to the eye doctor. The eye doctor will perform a comprehensive checkup of the patient's eyes and vision.

Why would I get an Eye Exam and Treatment for an Established Patient?

Established patients usually have an existing prescription for glasses or contact lenses, and will require follow-up examinations in order to monitor any changes in their eyes and vision.

What Happens During an Eye Exam and Treatment for an Established Patient?

During an eye exam and treatment for an established patient, the eye doctor will check the patient's vision and eye health. This may include dilating the pupils to check the health of the retina and other parts of the eye, as well as certain tests to evaluate how well the eyes and vision are functioning.

What to Expect After an Eye Exam and Treatment for an Established Patient?

After an eye exam and treatment for an established patient, the doctor will explain the results of the exam and what further treatments or follow-ups may be needed. Depending on the results, the doctor may also provide new glasses or contact lens prescriptions.

Conclusion

An eye exam and treatment for an established patient is a procedure that is performed by an eye doctor to check a patient's vision and eye health. By performing this procedure, the eye doctor can monitor any changes in the patient's eyes and vision, and provide any new treatments as needed.