If this is your first visit to coffman vision clinic, Welcome!
On this page you will find New Patient forms, insurance information, what to bring to your appointment & much more
What to Bring to Your Appointment
What to Expect During Your Exam
Insurance We Accept
We accept most insurance plans including medicare and medicare supplementals. Medical insurance accepted for certain conditions. We do not accept OHP/Medicaid. Contact us for more information.
Don’t Have Insurance?
If you do not have insurance, we offer 15% off exams and glasses.
If you do not have vision insurance but are interested, go to:
VSP Vision PlanWHAT TO EXPECT AT YOUR EXAM
- Check in: When you arrive, you will check in at the reception desk. Our friendly reception team will start your paperwork, collect your identification, and answer any questions you may have.
- Optometric Tech: Prior to seeing the doctor, our optometric technician will record your medical and eye history, check your visual acuity with your current eyeglasses or contact lenses, and perform several visual tests to assess your visual skills.
- Exam: Your doctor will review the pre-test data and perform a comprehensive eye exam, including a detailed refraction test to see if your eyeglass prescription has changed. The doctor will review the findings and counsel you on your choices for vision correction. They will assess and review your eye health and discuss any relevant diagnoses and treatments.
- Frame selection: The optician will hear the doctor’s recommendations and help you choose a frame and lens package that will meet your needs. If you have insurance to bill, they will find the best combination of style, performance, and cost to best utilize your benefits.
- Optical Lab: Your eyeglass lenses start as large blanks, and will be edged to fit your frame. Sometimes we have lenses in stock, and sometimes we will need to order lenses. Our in-office edging reduces your waiting time by about a week.
- Dispense: Once your new eyeglasses are complete, an optician will dispense them to you. They will make sure they are adjusted correctly, collect any outstanding payments, and answer any questions. If you are in need of any accessories, they can help you choose products that will support your vision needs.
Care Credit
WHAT TO BRING TO YOUR APPOINTMENT
To help serve you better, please bring with you:
- current glasses, (or a copy of your latest eyeglass prescription, if you have it)
- and/or contact lens information,
- sunglasses,
- picture ID,
- insurance cards (don’t forget, if participating in a Flexible Spending Program, you may be able to use the account to pay for portions of your eye care not covered directly by your insurance plan)
- medications lists,
- info on frames you like or lenses you’ve researched,
- and please COMPLETE the NEW PATIENT FORM before your eye exam or office visit. This will save you time and make the office administration process easier.
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Don’t let costly procedures stop you or your family from seeing better. Discover the ways you can use your CareCredit healthcare credit card to pay for the cost of vision care. 6 to 12 months interest free, see our office for details.
Vision and eye care
Here are just some of the vision care procedures you can pay for with your CareCredit healthcare credit card:
- Routine eye check-ups
- Sunglasses
- Dry eye treatments
- Safety Glasses