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Glaucoma evaluation

Checks that look past what you can feel.

Glaucoma often develops without symptoms. A comprehensive glaucoma evaluation looks at more than one measurement.

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Patient seated at a tonometer for an eye pressure check
  • How long to allowTime varies with your concern and the tests you need. The office will tell you what to plan for when they call.
  • How it is paidMedical visits can be billed to your medical insurance. For self-pay, visits start at $130. Call the office for details.
  • Is this the puff test?No. The quick pressure check (the puff test) is part of every comprehensive eye exam, at no extra charge. A comprehensive glaucoma evaluation is its own medical visit: dilation, retinal photos, an OCT scan and a visual field test.

Clarity before commitment

Start with what the visit includes.

No insurance? You can still ask about care. Compare the visit, the fee, and what is separate before sharing contact details.

Cost
Self-pay starts at $130
Medical visits can be billed to your medical insurance. Coverage depends on your plan.
When
You choose the days
Share your preferred days. The office confirms a time.
Time to allow
Time varies
It depends on your concern and the tests you need. The office will tell you when they call.
Where
You choose the office
AuroraGreensburgRichmondEach inside a Walmart Vision Center.

Where

Offices offering this care.

Helpful guides

Answers for the step you’re on.

Medical eye healthWhy an eye exam may matter even when glaucoma has no symptomsSeeing clearly does not answer every eye-health question. Learn what to ask about glaucoma evaluation, possible tests, costs and follow-up.Planning your visitHow long should I set aside for an eye exam?Plan about 30–45 minutes for an AVCC comprehensive exam or 45–60 minutes for a contact lens visit. Your needs can affect the time.