helpful web links
AOA - the American Optometric Association.
InfantSee - helping infants to establish a lifetime of healthy vision.
EyeHelp.org - a comprehensive database of eye health information and resources.
All About Vision - an online guide to eye care and vision correction.
Eye Didnt Know That- learning tools and games for kids. Spanish version available.
Aprendasobreanteojos.com - a Spanish guide relating to the eyes and eye exams.
(Una guia en espanol para explicar todo sobre los ojos y el examen de los ojos.)
past visualeyes view newsletters
volume 1, issue 1 (spring 2009) volume 2, issue 1 (spring 2010)
volume 1, issue 2 (summer 2009) volume 2, issue 2 (summer 2010)
volume 1, issue 3 (fall 2009) volume 2, issue 3 (fall 2010)
volume 1, issue 4 (winter 2010) volume 2, issue 4 (winter 2011)
Our privacy notice
new patients
Welcome! All returning patients can tell you that you are going to have a great visit here at Visualeyes
Optometry. But we understand that finding a new doctor can sometimes give you a sense of both
excitement and fear at the same time. We hope this website has given you a little explanation of who
we are, and we are definitely looking forward to meeting you! Below is some information on what to
expect your first time with us. See you soon!
patient forms- please bring these with you
Patient History Questionnaire - Word (for typing), Word (to print and write in), or PDF
Patient Information Form - Word or PDF
These forms will become a part of your medical record. The information it provides will improve our
ability to give you the best care possible.
items to bring
Please bring in your eyeglasses, contact lenses and solutions that you use, along with anything else
related to your eyes that you find necessary.
It is also good to bring in a list of medications that you are currently taking (pills and eyedrops), even if
they are not for eye-related problems. The list should include the name of the medication (trade name
or generic), the dosage (milligrams or percentage), and the number of times a day you use it. If you
have used any medications for the eyes in the past, that information is useful as well.
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact our office at 818.783.8750
AOA - the American Optometric Association.
InfantSee - helping infants to establish a lifetime of healthy vision.
EyeHelp.org - a comprehensive database of eye health information and resources.
All About Vision - an online guide to eye care and vision correction.
Eye Didnt Know That- learning tools and games for kids. Spanish version available.
Aprendasobreanteojos.com - a Spanish guide relating to the eyes and eye exams.
(Una guia en espanol para explicar todo sobre los ojos y el examen de los ojos.)
past visualeyes view newsletters
volume 1, issue 1 (spring 2009) volume 2, issue 1 (spring 2010)
volume 1, issue 2 (summer 2009) volume 2, issue 2 (summer 2010)
volume 1, issue 3 (fall 2009) volume 2, issue 3 (fall 2010)
volume 1, issue 4 (winter 2010) volume 2, issue 4 (winter 2011)
Our privacy notice
new patients
Welcome! All returning patients can tell you that you are going to have a great visit here at Visualeyes
Optometry. But we understand that finding a new doctor can sometimes give you a sense of both
excitement and fear at the same time. We hope this website has given you a little explanation of who
we are, and we are definitely looking forward to meeting you! Below is some information on what to
expect your first time with us. See you soon!
patient forms- please bring these with you
Patient History Questionnaire - Word (for typing), Word (to print and write in), or PDF
Patient Information Form - Word or PDF
These forms will become a part of your medical record. The information it provides will improve our
ability to give you the best care possible.
items to bring
Please bring in your eyeglasses, contact lenses and solutions that you use, along with anything else
related to your eyes that you find necessary.
It is also good to bring in a list of medications that you are currently taking (pills and eyedrops), even if
they are not for eye-related problems. The list should include the name of the medication (trade name
or generic), the dosage (milligrams or percentage), and the number of times a day you use it. If you
have used any medications for the eyes in the past, that information is useful as well.
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact our office at 818.783.8750
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