Services
Eye disease screening and management
Many eye diseases cause no symptoms at first. Regular exams let Dr. Alam spot changes early, when there are more ways to protect your sight.
What it's for
- Adults over 40
- Diabetes or high blood pressure
- A family history of glaucoma or macular degeneration
- Changes in your vision
- Ongoing monitoring of a known condition
What to expect
- 01Your historyYour health, medications and family eye history.
- 02Eye-pressure checkOne of the checks used to screen for glaucoma.
- 03A look inside the eyeOften with dilation, so Dr. Alam can see the retina and optic nerve.
- 04A planWhat we found, what to watch, and when to come back. If you need a specialist, we help arrange a referral.
Related conditions
Insurance — Most vision plans help cover this. Call to verify your benefits.
Questions
I see fine. Do I still need to be checked?
Yes. Glaucoma and diabetic eye disease often have no early symptoms, so an exam is the way to catch them.
How often should I be screened?
It depends on your age, health and family history. Dr. Alam will suggest a schedule that fits you.
I have diabetes. How often should I have my eyes checked?
Most people with diabetes need a dilated eye exam at least once a year.
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