Essilor WAM 800
Measurements that support the doctor’s evaluation. Ask which readings are relevant to your eyes.
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A closer look. A clearer conversation.
Diagnostic measurements and retinal images help inform an exam centered on you.
Optos Daytona · Retinal imaging
A picture we can talk through together.
Optomap imaging provides a broad view of the retina, the light-sensitive tissue at the back of your eye. Images help the doctor review and document findings and explain what they mean for you.
Dr. Hartman considers the images alongside your history and the rest of your exam before recommending the next step. Imaging does not automatically replace dilation.
Advanced diagnostic technology
Useful information. Human judgment.
Technology helps gather measurements and images. Your history, symptoms and daily needs still guide the conversation. Dr. Hartman brings those pieces together during the exam and explains what they mean for you.
Optos Daytona
Ultra-widefield retinal imaging provides pictures of the back of the eye for the doctor to review.
Essilor Vision-R 800
Digital refraction supports the prescription-testing portion of your exam, alongside your responses and visual needs.
Your questions are welcome
Know what is recommended and why.
Ask which tests are recommended, what they add to your exam, and whether there is a separate charge. Coverage depends on the test and your plan. Retinal imaging does not automatically replace dilation, and no instrument can guarantee that every eye condition will be detected.
optomap
See what we’re looking at.
This optomap example comes from Optos patient education material. It shows retinal structures and gives us a way to talk about the findings from your own exam.
An image is one part of the evaluation. Ask which tests are recommended for you and how the findings will be followed over time.
Let’s plan the right visit for you.
For specialty lens or diabetic eye care visits, call to confirm the appointment type.