Choose the right visit
Book online for a routine eye exam or call the office if you need help choosing between a vision exam, contact lens visit, or medical eye-care appointment.
Your first visit
Start your eye care visit feeling prepared.
New patients are welcome at Riverton Family Eye Care. Choose an appointment, bring a few useful details, and let the team help you through the rest.
Not sure which visit to choose? Call first and the office will point you in the right direction.
What happens next
Three simple steps before your appointment.
The goal is to make the first visit organized without asking you to guess what the office needs.
Gather the useful details
Bring your insurance cards, current glasses or contact lens information, medication list, and the questions or symptoms you want the doctor to address.
Check in with fewer surprises
Arrive with time to confirm your contact information and benefits. The team will explain any current forms and help you understand what happens next.
What to bring
A short checklist makes check-in easier.
If you are scheduling contact lenses, mention that when you book so the office can reserve the right visit length. If you have sudden flashes, floaters, eye pain, or a sudden change in vision, call instead of waiting for a routine opening.
- Medical and vision insurance cards
- Your current glasses
- Contact lens boxes or prescription information
- A list of medications, allergies, and eye drops
- Relevant records or a referral if another office asked you to bring them
- Notes about symptoms, when they began, and what makes them better or worse
Patient forms
Use only current forms from the office.
The printable new-patient form from the former website has been retired. If the office sends you a current secure form link for your appointment, use that exact link. If you do not receive one, call the office and the team will explain what is needed.
Protect your information
Do not email medical details or attach the retired form. Call the office if you are unsure where information should be sent.
Call the OfficeInsurance and payment
Check benefits before the visit when you can.
Riverton Family Eye Care works with many vision and medical insurance plans. Coverage depends on the plan and the reason for the visit, so have your card nearby when you call.
New-patient questions
Quick answers before you schedule.
Is Riverton Family Eye Care accepting new patients?
Yes. New patients are welcome. Book online or call the Riverton office if you need help choosing the right appointment type.
What should I bring to my first eye appointment?
Bring your medical and vision insurance cards, current glasses, contact lens boxes if you wear contacts, and a list of medications, allergies, and eye drops.
Do I need a separate contact lens appointment?
Contact lens fitting and prescription work can require additional testing and time. Mention contacts when scheduling so the office can help select the appropriate visit.
Where can I find the new-patient forms?
The printable form from the former website has been retired. If the office sends you a current secure form link, use that link. Otherwise, call the office and the team will explain what is needed for your visit.
Ready to get started?
Choose a first visit that fits what you need.
Book online or call Riverton Family Eye Care for help selecting an appointment.