VisionArts Eyecare Center ReOpening & Offering Appointments!

During the COVID-19 pandemic, the safety and well-being of our patients, staff, and doctors is our first priority. We have new safety protocols in place for your well being, as well as that of our staff. If you do enter our office, rest assured that we have taken every precaution to make it a safe and comfortable environment for you. We are sure that you are well aware of the concerns about COVID-19, and we would like you to know the steps we are taking. These measures include, but are not limited to:

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We All Need To Wear Masks

Practice Social Distancing

We Disinfect Well & Often

We Offer Curbside Delivery

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An Expectations Checklist—For All of Us

Precautions You should Be Taking

ALL patient encounters will be by appointment only. Walk-ins will not be allowed. This includes glasses adjustments and repairs
and picking up glasses or contact lenses. If you need something just give us a call and we’ll get you in as soon as possible.
Your temperature will be taken before entering the building.
All patients must complete a COVID-19 questionnaire upon arrival at the practice
No paperwork – appointments now require pre-registration on our website.
Only people with scheduled appointments will be allowed to enter the office. No one may accompany them.
The only exception to this is minor children accompanied by their parents or patients who require the assistance of a caregiver.
Patients may be asked to wait in their car for their appointment, depending on how many people are in the practice at any given time
When you arrive at the office for your appointment, check in with the optician outside. She will direct you where to go.
Most adjustments, repairs, and pick ups will be done outside with her.
We ask that upon entering our clinic, that you immediately wash your hands with soap and water or hand sanitizer.
You will be asked to wear a mask, so either bring your own, or we will have one for you. We will also be taking your temperature.
We may ask you to leave the office if you show flu-like signs, cold/fever, or coughing.
Staff will not shake hands with any of our patients. Please don’t take it personally. 🙂
We will be practicing safe distancing within the clinic and we ask that you do your best to keep a minimum of 6 feet between you and other patients.
Coming out to your car to dispense glasses and contact lenses (curbside pickup).

Steps Our Practice is Taking

Appointment times will be spaced further apart to ensure social distancing.
Hand sanitation stations are available at the entrance and throughout the practice.
Plexiglass shields have been installed at the front check-in desk.
All of our staff and doctors will be wearing appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) including gloves, masks and face-shields.
Spread-out patient chairs in the optical and reception area – at least 6 feet apart.
Every chair will be disinfected between each use.
Each pre-testing and examination rooms are disinfected after every patient exam, including all surfaces, instrumentation, door handles, and equipment.
We will disinfect frames after a patient has contact with them.
Regularly cleaning and disinfecting railings, door handles, counters, reception room areas, and all spaces where public interaction occurs.
Limiting the number of patients in the office or any area at one time.
The exam room and pretesting instruments will be disinfected after every patient.
We will be aware of common “touch points” within the clinic such as doorknobs, counters, keyboard, phones, credit card machines, pens, etc. and will be disinfecting these as often as possible.
All reading material has been removed from the waiting area.
Pens will be sanitized after each use by a patient.
No signatures on credit card receipts – touchless transactions when possible.
Deep cleaning at the end of each day.
Discussions with doctors and staff will be kept to a minimum.
Follow up phone calls or telehealth video conferencing will be used as often as possible.