- posted: Oct. 05, 2022
The eyes are one of the most important organs of the body because they give you the ability to see. To ensure that your eyes are healthy, you will need to visit an optometrist for an eye exam. Dr. Ariel Lenning, Dr. Richard Ahrens, Dr. Gina Mills, and the rest of the staff at Ahrens Valley Eyeworks recommend you do the following to prepare for your next eye exam.
Know Your Insurance Coverage
The last thing you want to hear after your appointment is to find out that the services provided were not covered by your insurance provider. While we accept most insurance and offer payment plans, it is still important to contact your insurance provider to know what eye care services are accepted. It will save you unnecessary expenses.
Write Down Concerns Since Last Examination
A few days before you go to see our optometrist, you should write down any eye health and vision concerns that you have had since the last examination. If you have had periods of eye pain, blurriness, or other issues, you should bring them up with our eye doctor. By writing them down before you go to your appointment, you can ensure that you remember all of these concerns when the time comes.
Bring Your Contacts or Glasses
Our optometrist will want to make sure that your current contacts or glasses are working well for you. During your eye exam, we will test your vision while you wear your contacts or glasses. Doing this will give us an idea of whether you need to change your prescription.
Contact Us to Schedule Your Next Eye Exam
If you are overdue for an eye exam, then make an appointment with Ahrens Valley Eyeworks today. Call us at (360) 794-5941 for more information or to schedule an appointment.
- posted: Oct. 05, 2022
The eyes are one of the most important organs of the body because they give you the ability to see. To ensure that your eyes are healthy, you will need to visit an optometrist for an eye exam. Dr. Ariel Lenning, Dr. Richard Ahrens, Dr. Gina Mills, and the rest of the staff at Ahrens Valley Eyeworks recommend you do the following to prepare for your next eye exam.
Know Your Insurance Coverage
The last thing you want to hear after your appointment is to find out that the services provided were not covered by your insurance provider. While we accept most insurance and offer payment plans, it is still important to contact your insurance provider to know what eye care services are accepted. It will save you unnecessary expenses.
Write Down Concerns Since Last Examination
A few days before you go to see our optometrist, you should write down any eye health and vision concerns that you have had since the last examination. If you have had periods of eye pain, blurriness, or other issues, you should bring them up with our eye doctor. By writing them down before you go to your appointment, you can ensure that you remember all of these concerns when the time comes.
Bring Your Contacts or Glasses
Our optometrist will want to make sure that your current contacts or glasses are working well for you. During your eye exam, we will test your vision while you wear your contacts or glasses. Doing this will give us an idea of whether you need to change your prescription.
Contact Us to Schedule Your Next Eye Exam
If you are overdue for an eye exam, then make an appointment with Ahrens Valley Eyeworks today. Call us at (360) 794-5941 for more information or to schedule an appointment.
