HOME ABOUT US FIRST VISIT SURGERY EYE ISSUES CLINICAL TRIALS FAQS RESOURCES CONTACT US PAYMYBILL WHAT TO EXPECT AT YOUR FIRST VISIT The Reception area at Central Plains Eye (CPE) is furnished and equipped with our patients' comfort and interests in mind. The front lobby provides well lit reading areas and a large screen television for friends and family members. WiFi is also available for your convenience. CPE patients are greeted in Reception and personally assisted with check-in. Please refer to the checklist to the right to expedite your visit. Patients new to CPE will be assisted by a patient representative in collecting basic demographics and necessary past medical history details. We guarantee no patient is ever handed a clipboard with a copy of a copy of a paper form. Photo ID Current Insurance Information (Primary & Secondary) List of current medication: Rx prescriptions, over-the-counter medications and supplements All prescription eye drops Previous eye records (if applicable) Outside imaging studies (if applicable) Legal Guardian/Power of Attorney (if applicable) Drops to dilate your eye(s) will be instilled and you will be escorted to a dimly lit alcove. You will be moved to the doctor's exam lane once your pupils are adequately dilated. The doctor and his assistant will see you for the detailed examination and discussion of your initial findings. Careful review of your trends will be discussed on all follow-ups. Testing required to determine specific diagnoses and response to prior treatment will follow. It is common for your doctor to review your case and study test results after normal clinic hours. Additional communication with regards to exam findings and recommended treatment options will follow as soon as possible. These are facilitated by highly trained clinic staff including certified Ophthalmic Technicians. Contact us at (316) 712-4970 today to learn more. Caregivers In stressing the team approach Central Plains Eye MDs recognizes the importance of the Caregiver. Like it or not, the great majority of people are thrust into this important role sooner or later. The support and safety added by caregivers are even more critical when a patient's sensory status (e.g. vision) is in question. Communication between the caregiver(s) and the medical team is obviously important if complications and suboptimal endpoints are to be minimized. Communication provides for efficient navigation from diagnosis to best outcomes. Taking time to communicate well significantly reduces misconceptions and non-compliance due to misunderstanding. Caregivers may be a spouse, an adult son/daughter, or a friend. It is very important that caregivers work to maintain their own health so that they can share their time and talents with the patient. If you have any questions, feel free to call us at (316) 712-4970. © Mapbox © OpenStreetMap Improve this map Contact Details Phone: (316) 712-4970 Email: info@cpemds.com Address: 7717 E 29th St N, Ste 100 Wichita, Kansas 67226-3444 Connect With Us Business Hours Mon - Thu 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Friday 8:00 am - 4:00 am Sat - Sun Closed RESET Content, including images, displayed on this website is protected by copyright laws. Downloading, republication, retransmission or reproduction of content on this website is strictly prohibited. Terms of Use | Privacy Policy Contact