grene vision group patient portal

Why choose Grene Vision Group?

Ensure healthy vision with our personalized primary eye care for the entire family. “At Grene Vision Group, we provide total eye care for the entire family — infants, children, teens, adults and seniors — from our optometrists who are experienced and well-trained eye care specialists utilizing the latest technology.

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What is patient portal?

Welcome to Patient Portal, Your Medical Home on the Web With Patient Portal, you can connect with your doctor through a convenient, safe and secure environment. With Patient Portal, you can connect with your doctor through a convenient, safe and secure environment.

What is the path to great vision?

The path to great vision for you and your family starts with an annual eye exam. We are committed to administering comprehensive eye exams to each of our patients to ensure they leave our offices with healthy eyes and clear vision.

What is a comprehensive eye exam?

Comprehensive eye exams are performed by licensed eye doctors and evaluate not only your visual acuity, but also the complete health of your eyes, from front to back, including checking for early signs of serious eye problems such as glaucoma, cataracts, macular degeneration and detached retina. Your eye doctor also can detect early signs ...

How long does a vision screening take?

It’s important to remember that vision screenings are not comprehensive eye exams. Screenings usually take only a few minutes and are often performed by volunteers who are not eye care professionals.

Is a vision screening a visual acuity test?

In many cases, vision screenings are nothing more than a visual acuity test where you’re asked to identify the smallest letters you can on a vision chart across the room. They generally are ineffective for detecting vision problems and potentially sight-robbing eye diseases.