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Ocular Disease Management in Ann Arbor
Expert ocular disease management in Ann Arbor. Licensed, insured, upfront pricing.
Most of the conditions that threaten long-term vision — glaucoma, macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy — develop quietly, with no symptoms until real damage is already done. Our imaging suite exists to catch them earlier than that. OCT scans the layers of the retina and optic nerve in cross-section; wide-field photography captures the far periphery, often without dilation; and every scan is saved and compared against your own history, not a generic chart. You see the images yourself, and your doctor walks through exactly what changed and what didn’t.
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What your visit includes
- OCT imaging of the optic nerve and retinal layers
- Wide-field retinal photography, often without dilation
- Visual field testing for glaucoma monitoring
- Diabetic eye exams with year-over-year comparison
- Direct referral coordination with ophthalmology when needed
- Every scan reviewed with you on screen, in plain language
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From booking to your plan
Imaging
OCT and wide-field photos captured in minutes by a technician, before your doctor ever enters the room.
Doctor review
Your doctor compares today’s scans against your history, looking for change rather than just a single snapshot.
Explanation
Findings walked through in plain language on the screen in front of you — not filed away in a chart you never see.
Monitoring plan
A recall schedule set to the pace your eyes actually need, whether that’s next year or next quarter.
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Questions about ocular disease management
What makes your exam different from a chain optical?
Time and equipment. We book 40-minute exams — roughly double a typical retail slot — and every exam includes retinal screening with the same OCT technology used in ophthalmology clinics. You see your own scans on screen, and the doctor explains them in plain English.
Do you take my vision insurance?
We bill most major vision plans and medical insurance directly, and we verify your exact benefits before your appointment. Send us your plan details when you book and we’ll confirm your coverage and any out-of-pocket cost up front — before you’re in the chair.
What should I bring to my first visit?
Your current glasses or contact lens boxes, your insurance card, a list of medications, and any questions you’ve been saving. Plan for about 45–60 minutes. If you’d like dilation-free retinal imaging instead of drops, just ask when you book.
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See the difference a real exam makes
Book online in under a minute — or call and a human at our Ann Arbor front desk will find you a time this week.
Open Monday 8:00 AM–6:00 PM · 1565 Eastover Pl, Ann Arbor