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Practice: Joseph L. Demer, MD, PhD |
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 Information is available for both initial and return visits.  Initial
Visit Return
Visit The length and nature of a follow-up examination depends on the reason for the visit. Return visits are typically shorter than initial visits, usually lasting about 1 hour. If the return visit is for preoperative consultation and testing, you may be here 3 to 5 hours. If it has been more than 2 years since your last examination, your eyes will probably be dilated. What You Should Bring Please let us know about any changes in your insurance or contact information and bring the following to your return visit: 
new insurance cards
most recent pair of eyeglasses |
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