During your visit you will first be asked to fill out a medical questionnaire and will be asked to provide your driver's license (or state identification), as well as your insurance cards.  You will also be asked to provide all of your doctors’ names, addresses and, if possible, fax numbers. Once this information is added into the system, you will be taken to an examination room by a technician.  The technician will be asking you pertinent information regarding your eyes, as well as performing appropriate testing to prepare you for your examination with the doctor.  Next, your eyes will be dilated and you will be placed in a dilation room while this occurs (typically, it takes approximately 30 minutes to allow for complete dilation).  Once proper dilation has occurred, you will be examined by the physician. The doctor may then suggest appropriate testing and/or treatment based upon the findings of the examination.