Your Visit

We understand that many people have never had an eye examination before or are nervous to have an examination as it is a sensitive part of the body. If you prefer that we do not do parts of the examination for any reason, please state your request during your appointment, and it will be noted in your medical records.

In order to provide the most efficient services to our patients we ask that you register with our medical records system and enter your medical history prior to your appointment (click here if you have previously registered and need to update your medical records).

It is often helpful if you bring a written list of all medications you are currently taking each time you see us for an appointment.

Most appointments will take between 30 minutes to one and a half hours. If you are scheduled for a dilated exam, you should expect to be in the office for at least one hour. Our office does offer an alternative to the dilated portion of a full eye exam called a Wellness Scan. This allows your doctor to see the retina, optic nerve, and other structures in the back of the eye which usually requires dilation to see. This scan is not covered by insurance and has a $35 cost.

In order to stay on schedule and as a courtesy to our other patients, please make every effort to be in our office ready to be seen on time. If you are unable to keep an appointment, we ask that you kindly provide us with at least 24 hours notice. This courtesy will make it possible to give your appointment to another patient.

Please note that your account will be billed $75 if you miss your appointment or notify us later than 24 hours in advance of a cancellation.

Q&A

Please bring:​​

  • Government ID
  • Insurance Card / Information
  • Medication List
  • Medical Records
  • Doctor's Referral (if needed)
  • Form of Payment

Your eyes will likely be dilated during this visit. This may make your vision somewhat blurry or light-sensitive afterwards for several hours. If you are driving, consider arranging for someone to drive you afterwards. You may want to bring sunglasses for after your visit.

 

Our office does offer an alternative to the dilated portion of a full eye exam called a Wellness Scan. This allows your doctor to see the retina, optic nerve, and other structures in the back of the eye which usually requires dilation to see. This scan is not covered by insurance and has a $35 cost.

Address

134 Central Way Kirkland, WA 98033

Call Us

425-889-2020

Email Us

kirklandeye@gmail.com

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