prism vision group patient portal

How do I contact prism for eye health questions?

Instructions will also be emailed to you when you submit the form. Prism patients who want to contact us with questions or concerns about their eye health can use our secure online form. You can also call us at (905) 456-3937 but due to high volumes, we recommend the online form for your convenience.

Why Prism Vision Group?

Prism Vision Group offers improved access to care for patients, referral sources, and communities. Regional density and a focused model allow for improved relationships with third-party payors. Prism Vision Group offers continued ownership in the form of a divisional minority equity interest.

How do I create an account with Prism Medical Group?

Email: support@prismmedicalgroup.com to request an email invitation to join the patient portal. You will receive an email from Follow My Health, inviting you to create an account. Click on the link and follow the steps to create your account. How do I choose a login method?

Bethlehem Eye Associates

Pediatric Ophthalmology & Adult Double Vision, Laser Cataract Surgery & Lens Implants, Glaucoma including Minimally Invasive Glaucoma Surgery (MIGS), Reconstructive & Cosmetic Eye Plastic Surgery and Routine Eye Exams for eyeglasses and contact lenses.

Bloomfield Eye Associates

Comprehensive ophthalmology & optometry including annual eye exams for eye health & vision correction, cataracts, laser cataract surgery & lens implants, glaucoma, dry eye, retina diseases such as floaters, diabetic retinopathy & macular degeneration as well contact lenses.

Carabin Eye Care

Comprehensive ophthalmology including annual eye exams for eye health & vision correction, cataracts, laser cataract surgery, glaucoma, retina diseases such as diabetic retinopathy & macular degeneration as well as eyeglasses and contact lenses.

Coastal Jersey Eye Center

Comprehensive ophthalmology including annual eye exams for eye health & vision correction, cataracts, cataract surgery & advanced technology lens implants, glaucoma, dry eye, retina diseases such as floaters, diabetic retinopathy & macular degeneration as well contact lenses.

Eye Associates and Surgicenter of Vineland

Vineland, Cherry Hill, Blackwood, Hammonton, Mays Landing and Mullica Hill, NJ

Hackensack Eye Care Center

Comprehensive ophthalmology & optometry including annual eye exams for eye health & vision correction, cataracts, laser cataract surgery & advanced technology lens implants, glaucoma including minimally invasive glaucoma surgery (MIGS), dry eye, retina diseases such as floaters, diabetic retinopathy & macular degeneration as well eyeglasses & contact lenses..

Hudson Eye Physicians and Surgeons, LLC

Comprehensive ophthalmology & optometry including annual eye exams for eye health & vision correction, cataracts, cataract surgery & lens implants, glaucoma including minimally invasive glaucoma surgery (MIGS), corneal diseases & surgery, LASIK, neurological eye problems, dry eye, retina diseases such as floaters, diabetic retinopathy & macular degeneration as well eyeglasses & contact lenses..

Why is my vision blurry after a cataract exam?

Dilating eye drops can blur your vision, especially your reading vision, for several hours. Due to dilating eye drops and bright lights shining in the eyes , your vision may be blurry when you are done the examination. If possible, we suggest that you have someone to drive you home.

What to bring to a cataract surgery?

Please remember to bring the following items (if applicable): 1 Referral from primary doctor if necessary 2 Co-pay 3 Insurance card (s) 4 List of current medications 5 Eyeglasses 6 Contact lenses, solutions, cases, etc. 7 Any information that your doctor may have given you such as laboratory tests or handwritten notes 8 Any other information concerning your eye health, e.g. old records, test results, etc.

What is the American Academy of Ophthalmology?

The American Academy of Ophthalmology is the world’s largest association of eye physicians and surgeons. Their mission is to protect sight and empower lives by serving as an advocate for patients and the public, leading ophthalmic education,and advancing the profession of ophthalmology. See news and articles here >>

How long does it take to get dilation done?

Please allow plenty of time to receive all of the care you need for your eyes. Complete exams require dilation and take at least one and a half hours. Sometimes, additional testing is required which could lengthen your expected stay in the office.

What information does your doctor give you?

Contact lenses, solutions, cases, etc. Any information that your doctor may have given you such as laboratory tests or handwritten notes. Any other information concerning your eye health, e.g. old records, test results, etc.

Why is it important to allow additional time for patient care?

Due to the unpredictable nature of caring for patients, please allow additional time for possible delays. It is very important to us to give every patient the care that they need even if it delays the schedule.