Comprehensive Eye Exam
Vitality Medicine is proud to partner with Premier Eye Specialists to provide you quality and compassionate ophthalmic care. Now accepting Medicare, United Health Care, Aetna, BCBS and other health care plans.
For scheduling & medical records: 352-804-2397
Fax: 352-244-8776
How can a routine eye exam protect whole-body health?
Changes in the tissues inside your eye show some of the earliest signs of chronic disease elsewhere in your body. During a dilated eye exam our doctors can detect conditions such as diabetes mellitus, high blood pressure, autoimmune diseases, and some cancers — even before you start to experience symptoms.
Dr. Ally, as some patients have come to know her, specializes in neuro-ophthalmology. This branch of medicine focuses on the evaluation and treatment of diseases that affect both the vision and nervous system.
- Are you having issues with your vision now?
- What kind of vision issues have you had in the past?
- Do you wear glasses or contacts?
- Has anyone in your family had vision issues or vision loss?
- Has anyone in your family had diabetes, high blood pressure, heart disease or other diseases that affect the body as a whole?
Receive New Patient Paperwork upon scheduling. Be sure to include information like medication & supplements that you take daily or as needed, medical history and any current medical complaints.
What types of tests should I expect?
A comprehensive eye exam includes vision testing, diagnostic testing and a dilated eye exam. These are a few examples of the typical tests performed:
- Tonometry: Measures pressure inside your eye
- Visual field test: Measures your peripheral vision
- Visual acuity test: Evaluates the smallest letters you can read on a standard chart
- Slit lamp exam: Uses a magnification device to examine the inside and outside of your eyes
- Eye function tests: Evaluate color vision, depth perception, eye muscle coordination, and response to light
Dilation enables the doctor to see the blood vessels, optic nerve, and retina inside your eye. This is an important aspect of an eye exam to detect signs of disease.
Do you have Dry Eyes?
You are not alone. Between 30 to 40 million Americans are estimated to suffer from Dry Eye Disease. Meibomian Gland Dysfunction (MGD) is considered a leading cause in Dry Eye Disease, accounting for about 86% of cases. * Dry Eye Disease due to MGD can have a significant impact on your quality of life, leading to foreign body sensation, pain, blurry vision, dry or watery eyes. We know how tough and frustrating this can be – and you deserve a solution.
For scheduling & medical records: 352-804-2397
Fax: 352-244-8776
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11938 CR101 Suite 130, The Villages, FL 32162
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