Online Patient Form

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Demographics


Patient Information
Title First Last MI Suffix Nickname
Address:
City: State/ZipCode
Home Phone: Work Phone:
Other Phone: Alerts:
Cell Phone: Preferred Contact Method:
SSN Email
Birthday Occupation
Sex Employment Status
Marital Status Employer / School Name
Misc/Guardian



Primary Insurance

Insurance Information
Insurance Name:
Insurance Plan:
Insurance ID:
Insurance Policy Group:
Not Primary on Account: Not Primary
Primary on Account
Name: Last, First, MI
Relationship to Insured:
Sex:
Address:
City: State: Zip:
Phone Number:
Birthday:
SSN:
Employer/School:

Secondary Insurance

Insurance Information
Insurance Name:
Insurance Plan:
Insurance ID:
Insurance Policy Group:
Not Primary on Account: Not Primary
Primary on Account
Name: Last, First, MI
Relationship to Insured:
Sex:
Address:
City: State: Zip:
Phone Number:
Birthday:
SSN:
Employer/School:

Tertiary Insurance

Insurance Information
Insurance Name:
Insurance Plan:
Insurance ID:
Insurance Policy Group:
Not Primary on Account: Not Primary
Primary on Account
Name: Last, First, MI
Relationship to Insured:
Sex:
Address:
City: State: Zip:
Phone Number:
Birthday:
SSN:
Employer/School:

Medical History

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What is your main reason for visit?:

Do you wear glasses?:
If yes, do you wear them for:
Do you wear Contacts?:

Date of Last Eye Exam:
Date of Last Medical Exam:
Primary Care Physician:

Do you have any allergies to medication?:
If yes, please list:

Do you have seasonal allergies?:
Are you taking medications?:

List Medications:
List Eye Medications:

Do you have:





Have you ever had:

Does anyone in your family have:

Condition Mother Father Grandmother Grandfather Siblings
Cancer
Diabetes
Cholesterol
Heart Disease
Hypertension
Thyroid
Blindness
Glaucoma
AMD
Amblyopia
Strabismus
Eye Cancer

Are you pregnant?:
Do you see flashes of light in your eyes?:
Do you see floating objects in your eyes?:
Do you have frequent headaches?:
Do you smoke?:
Do you drink alcohol?:
Are you nursing?:
Do you have temporary blackouts of your vision?:
Former smoker?:

Occupation:
Number of hours spent on computer:


Dry Eye Questionnaire

1. Questions about EYE DISCOMFORT:

a. During a typical day in the past month, how often did your eyes feel discomfort?

b. When your eyes felt discomfort, how intense was this feeling of discomfort at the end of the day, within two hours of going to bed?

2. Question about EYE DRYNESS:

a. During a typical day in the past month, how often did your eyes feel dry?

b. When your eyes felt dry, how intense was this feeling of dryness at the end of the day within two hours of going to bed?

3. Question about WATERY EYES:

During a typical day, in the past month, how often did your eyes look or feel excessively watery?

Submit Data, Policies, Consents

CONSENTS & INFORMATION

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I fully understand the risks and benefits of wearing contact lenses. I agree to return for my follow-up visit whose main purpose is to ensure the safety of my eyes. By signing this consent I agree to adhere to the contact lens instructions as stated above.

Patient Signature: Date:

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FOR MINORS ONLY:

I give permission for my child to have any diagnostic drops or contact lens service which may be required for an eye
exam or contact lens fitting.


DILATION:
Every comprehensive exam INCLUDES dilating drops to dilate or enlarge the pupils of the eye to allow the optometrist a better view of the inside of your eyes. They frequently blur vision for a length of time which varies 4-6 hours and may also make bright lights bothersome. Thus, it is best to have a designated driver. Adverse reactions, such as acute angle-closure glaucoma, may be triggered from the dilating drops. This reaction is extremely rare and is treatable with immediate medical attention.


I, understand the side effects and benefits of dilation and hereby authorize administering the dilating eye drops.

I, understand that I am opting against what is recommended for my comprehensive ocular health by the optometrist.

OPTOMAP (Retinal Photo):
Acquires a digital image of the inside of the eye to allow the optometrist to look for diseases and track changes over time. Retinal imaging does not require dilating drops nor have the other ocular side effects of dilation. Not recommended for those with seizures or epilepsy due to intense, flashing lights.

I will have an OPTOMAP (retinal photo) taken today for a payment of $34.00, which will not be covered by insurance.
I understand that I am opting against the Optomap and what is recommended for my ocular health by the optometrist.