FAQ
TOP 7 QUESTIONS WE HEAR FROM PATIENTS
Do you take Walk-Ins?
Unfortunately, due to the pandemic we are not taking walk-in appointments at this time. You can book an appointment with the doctor by calling us at (586) 268-4400.
Do you have Arabic/Chaldean translators?
While some of our technicians may speak these languages, unfortunately we cannot guarantee that they will be able to help you at the time of your appointment. We kindly ask our patients to bring their own translator to their office visit.
Are you open on weekends?
Our office is open for doctor's appointments only one Saturday per month. To learn more about our weekend schedules, please call our office at (586) 268-4400 and ask for our availability.
Are surgeries performed in-office?
While some minor procedures and lasers are performed in the office, our cataract and LASIK lasers take place in a surgery center nearby.
Do you take my insurance?
We take the majority of medical insurances available to patients, included but not limited to: Medicare, Medicaid, Priority Health, Blue Cross Network, Total Healthcare, McLaren, Molina, Meridian, HAP, Humana, Great Lakes UHC, Aetna, Cigna, etc.
Can you give me new glasses?
We can provide our patients with glasses and contact prescriptions during their office appointment at an added price, unless covered by their insurance. Unfortunately, we do not actually make or order glasses/contacts in the office. Upon receiving their refraction, it is the patient's responsibility to order glasses/contacts through their preferred optometry service.
Can I drive while my eyes are dilated?
Dilation may affect your up-close vision, but typically not your distance vision. You should be good to drive back home after your dilated office visit. If you are not comfortable with driving post-dilation, we recommend that you ask a friend or family member to drive you to and from your appointment.