Just about everyone has had a time in their life when they have been without health or vision insurance. It can be hard to afford the needed health and vision care without the insurance. WV Eye wants to help lower that burden so you can afford the care that is needed to keep you seeing clearly. We offer reduced fees (30% Discount) on our services and several financing options, so you can pay your bill over time if needed.
All Comprehensive Eye Exams Include:
• Autorefraction: This provides the technician with an estimate of your glasses prescription
• History taking: the technician will ask how your vision and eyes are doing as well as obtain a complete medical history including current and past health issues, medications used, and social history. Many issues, such as diabetes and high blood pressure, can affect the eyes. This is an important part of the exam!
• Visual acuity: Your vision will be checked both with and without glasses
• Refraction: this test determines your glasses prescription
• Pupil assessment: Using a bright light, your pupils will be checked for their shape and reaction to light.
• Confrontation visual field: This test helps to assess the peripheral vision
• Extraocular muscle assessment: This test assesses the function of the eye muscles
• Tonometry: Often referred to as “the glaucoma test”. The technician will use a hand-held device to check your eye pressure.
• Dilation: You will be given drops to dilate the pupils to allow the doctor to get a good view inside of your eye.
• Slit lamp exam: The doctor will look at both the front and inside of your eyes to determine your overall ocular health
New Patient Comprehensive Eye Exam with Refraction – $171.33
Complete health evaluation of your eyes with the refraction that determines your glasses prescription.
New Patient Comprehensive Eye Exam – $141.33
Complete health evaluation of your eyes.
Established Patient Comprehensive Eye Exam with Refraction – $146.85
Complete health evaluation of your eyes with the refraction that determines your glasses prescription.
Established Patient Comprehensive Eye Exam – $116.85
Complete health evaluation of your eyes.
The Digital Exam – New Patient – $201.33 Established Patient – $176.85
- Comprehensive Eye Exams without the dilation are available to patients who are candidates. The Digital Eye Exam is for routine healthy eye examinations. This is not available for patients with diabetes, glaucoma, AMD, cataracts or other eye issues.
Contact Lens Services
Addition to the Comprehensive Eye Exam you will need a Contact Lens Exam if you want to wear contact lenses. It’s important to understand that a comprehensive eye exam does not include a contact lens fitting, and you will not be given a contact lens prescription at the end of a routine comprehensive eye exam. Eyeglass prescriptions cannot be used to purchase contact lenses, the power of your glasses prescription gives your physician a starting point in determining the power of your contact lenses. This exam provides additional testing to ensure the proper fit and type of contact lens for your prescription. We offer a wide selection of contact lenses, from single use daily wear to specialty kerataconus lenses.
Contact Lens Exam – Additional $56-$140 to the Comprehensive Exam fee depending on the type of contact lenses your need. (Daily Disposable, Extended Wear, Toric, Multi-Focal, etc.)
Contact Lens Follow-Up – No Charge for 6 month from the original fitting fee
Focused Medical Visit – $70.00
Address issues like pink eye, allergies, or follow up appointment for a medical condition.
Blephroplasty – $1500
Eyelid surgery to remove the extra skin on the upper eyelids that can reduce your peripheral vision.
