Our Services

As our patient, we would like to make you aware of some of the many services we offer at Clay Eye Physicians and Surgeons. These services are what help make us the most Comprehensive Eye Care Facility in Clay County.

• LASIK Refractive Surgery
• Cataract Surgery
• Eyelid Surgery/Cosmetic Surgery
• Routine Eye Exams
• Medical Eye Exams
• Children's Eye Exams
• Glasses Prescriptions
• Refractive Conditions
  • Astigmatism
  • Myopia
  • Hyperopia
  • Presbyopia
• On Site Optical Department
• One hour lab for most Single Vision prescriptions
• Contact Lenses
• Glaucoma Screening and Treatment
  • Visual Field
  • Intra-ocular Pressure Check
• Pink Eye/Conjunctivitis Treatment
• Corneal Diseases
• DSEK
• Macular Degeneration
• Diabetic Services
• Retina
• Emergency Services
• Staff Members are CPR certified

Required Paperwork for each visit

On your visit to our office, we recommend you arrive 15 minutes prior to your scheduled appointment time. If you need help locating us, please click here. When you arrive, you will be greeted by one of our reception desk employees who will ask you to provide some required information.

• Patient Information Form (Print and complete the online form and bring it with you)
• Financial Policy Agreement
• HIPAA Guidelines (click here to view our privacy practices)
  

Filling out these forms generally takes 10-15 minutes. For your convenience, we have made the Patient Information Form available for you to fill out before hand. We recommend you view the form in Adobe Reader v6.0 or better. You can type your information directly onto this form. Please print it out and bring it with you to your appointment. Please remember that an updated form and signature may be required by your insurance company on every visit to our Practice.

Dilation Information

It may be necessary to dilate your eyes during the course of your eye examination or treatment. Dilation results in sensitivity to light and an inability to see well at close range or distance for a few hours. We provide free disposable sunglasses or dark sunglass inserts. Patients should wear sunglasses and be cautious walking and going up or down stairs. We recommend avoiding driving or operating dangerous machinery immediately afterwards. We recommend that someone accompany you to drive you home or that you wait until your eyes return to normal so that you can drive safely.

Refraction Information

Depending on the nature of your visit, your doctor may determine that it is necessary to perform a refraction. This is a valuable test that determines whether your blurred vision is caused by a medical condition or is a simple need for new glasses or a contact lens prescription. Most insurance companies don't pay for this portion of your eye exam. Contact your insurance carrier or our office for more details.