Before You Visit
Preparation
For your next visit to the Delaware Eye Institute, we ask that you bring the following items and documentation for your visit:
- Any medications (including non-prescription) you use regular, as these may be contributing to or hindering eye health
- Your medical insurance information
In addition, you may choose to fill the following forms out beforehand, and can bring them to your appointment:
Bring you questions
You have questions, we respect and appreciate that. Our job begins and ends with serving you and that includes providing the knowledge and insight you want and need. That said, please bring any and all questions or concerns you have. We’re here and ready to help.
Care Credit
We gladly accept CareCredit at our office. Please apply online to take advantage of the special financing available.
Routine Vision Plans and Medical Insurance
As the name implies, routine vision plans cover eye exams when the patient has no ocular medical conditions. Common ocular medical conditions include, but are not limited to, cataracts, glaucoma, diabetic eye disease, retinal conditions, dry eye disease along with conditions of the brows and lids.
If you have been diagnosed with an ocular medical condition, your exams and testing will be billed to your medical insurance. You are usually still able to use your routine plan’s benefit for glasses or contacts.
Please be aware that most medical insurance plans have more significant out-of-pocket costs for the patient. If you have any questions about which coverage we are using, please ask at the time that you are making your next appointment.
