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Our professionally-trained staff is happy to welcome you to our practice. You can learn more about Dr. Chu, Dr. Yin and staff members on the pages of this website.
Our professionally-trained staff is happy to welcome you to our practice. You can learn more about Dr. Chu, Dr. Yin and staff members on the pages of this website.
Pupillary dilation, for the purpose of examining the back of the eye (retina, vitreous, blood vessels, optic nerves), has usually been performed as part of the full eye examination with a few exceptions until now, with our new Optos wide-field fundus camera, which can take the place of dilation.
Please bring the following to your eye exam: all current insurance card (s), referral information (if required by your insurance), eyeglasses, sunglasses, contact lenses and related prescription information, solutions, and a complete list of all medications and dosages. If you wear contact lenses, wear them to the eye exam.
If you wear contact lenses, wear them to the eye exam. If you wear distance glasses, put them on after you are seated in the exam room (unless you are wearing contact lenses). If you want to update your eyeglass prescription….
In general, unless the tested vision is not good or you are having visual problems, a refraction may not be necessary.
It is important but not essential for you to know what contact lens prescription you are wearing (manufacturer, brand name, power, base curve, and diameter). If you have the contact lens vial or packaging, bring this with you to the exam. This will expedite the examination process. If you are unable to obtain this information before the eye exam, a complete contact refitting needs to be performed. We recommend that you wear your contact lenses to the eye exam. Please inform the receptionist that you are wearing contact lenses when you check into our office.
Please download, read, and sign the Registration, Office Policies and HIPAA forms located below, and bring these forms with you to your appointment.
Please download this 2-page form, complete the form, and fax/email to our office prior to your appointment. PATIENT REGISTRATION FORM – New Patients Adobe Acrobat document [6 MB]
Our highly-trained oculoplastic surgeons can address droopy, heavy eyelids and much more to give you a healthy, youthful, and relaxed appearance. They also perform reconstructive surgery of the eyelids and eye sockets, orbital tumors, eye prostheses, tearing problems, blepharospasm, and more.
If you live in a sunny state and spend a lot of time outside, you may have heard of something called a pterygium. It’s also known as surfer’s eye. A pterygium is a fleshy growth on the surface of the eye. While it may look intimidating, the growth itself is actually mostly harmless.
Hear Howard Weiss, MD, MPH, a prominent ophthalmologist at Washington Eye Physicians and Surgeons, as he discusses current glaucoma research and treatment options. The educational webinar was hosted by the Lions Club during Glaucoma Awareness Month. In this introduction to glaucoma, Dr. Weiss gives a 24 minute lecture followed by a 16 minute question and... Read More