Your pre-appointment checklist
A few things to bring so your exam goes smoothly. About 45 minutes with Dr. Johnson, and nothing left to chase down afterward.
─ Dr. Elizabeth Johnson, OD · St. Louis Park, MN
Please bring the following.
Gather these before you head out the door. Anything marked "if available" is helpful, not required.
Health insurance ID card
Your medical insurance card. It helps us bill eye health concerns correctly. See plans we accept.
Vision plan information
Your vision plan details, so we can check your benefits for exams, glasses and contacts.
Current prescription glasses
Every pair you wear now, including readers and computer glasses.
Current polarized sunglasses
Bring the sunglasses you wear now, too.
Contact lens boxes
The boxes or foil packs show your current brand, power and fit.
Previous vision prescriptions
A copy of your previous vision prescriptions, if available.
Previous vision exam records
A copy of your previous vision exam records, if available.
List of current medications
Every medication you take. Some can affect your eyes and vision.
For exams that feel a little more:preparedunhurriedthorougheasy
Plan on about 45 minutes.
That time is on purpose. Every question gets an answer.
Dr. Elizabeth Johnson, OD, takes her time, so you leave with clear answers and the right prescription. If your eyes are dilated, light may feel bright for a few hours, which is one more reason to bring those sunglasses.
Questions, answered.
- What should I bring to my eye exam?
- Your health insurance ID card, your vision plan information, your current prescription glasses and polarized sunglasses, your contact lens boxes, copies of previous vision prescriptions and exam records if you have them, and a list of current medications.
- Why should I bring my contact lens boxes?
- The boxes show the brand, power and fit of the lenses you wear now, which helps Dr. Johnson check and update your contact lens prescription.
- How long does an eye exam take?
- Plan on about 45 minutes with Dr. Elizabeth Johnson, OD.
- Will my eyes be dilated?
- Sometimes. If they are, light may feel bright and near vision may be blurry for about 4 to 6 hours, so bringing sunglasses helps.
- Which insurance plans do you accept?
- We accept many medical and vision plans. See our insurance page, or call (952) 222-3578 and we'll help you check.
Questions? Concerns? We are here to help.
Call or text (952) 222-3578, Monday–Friday 9am–5pm, or contact us and a real person will get back to you.
See you soon.
Eye exams for the whole family, in St. Louis Park.
St. Louis Park, MN 55426
9am–5pm
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