Dr. Bonita Yarborough
Doctor of Optometry (OD)
- Doctor of Optometry · GA Optometry license 000000
Dr. Yarborough fits contact lenses, sees patients of every age and explains each step of the exam as it happens.
Contact lenses
Contact lenses, fitted and followed up
A contact lens exam is separate from a glasses exam, because lenses sit on the eye and need their own measurements.
We fit the lens to your eye, let you try it, and check how it is doing at a follow-up visit. Your contact lens prescription is yours as well, and you can fill it anywhere.
What to bring
Your glasses and any contact lenses you wear
Your lens case and the name of your solution
Your vision plan card, if you have one
What happens at the visit
A fitting takes more than one visit.
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Step 1: Exam and measurements
The doctor checks your eyes and measures their shape for the lens.
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Step 2: Trial lenses
You wear a pair before you decide, so you know how they feel.
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Step 3: Learning to handle them
We show you how to put lenses in, take them out and care for them. New wearers practice here with us.
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Step 4: Follow-up
We check how the lenses sit and how your eyes are doing, and adjust the fit if needed.
How it is billed
Your vision plan
A contact lens exam and fitting is often billed to your vision plan, and some plans pay part of the cost of lenses.
How fees workYour medical insurance
If the doctor treats an eye problem you have with your lenses, that part is billed to medical insurance.
If you pay yourself
If you pay yourself, the front desk tells you the fee for the exam, the fitting and the lenses before you start.
Your prescription is yours
We give you a copy of your contact lens prescription after your exam and fitting, and you can fill it anywhere.
The doctors who see you
Dr. Elijah Yarborough
Doctor of Optometry (OD)
- Doctor of Optometry · GA Optometry license 000000
Dr. Yarborough sees adults and children, and shows you the picture of your eye so you know what he is looking at.
Questions we hear
Can I have my contact lens prescription?
Yes. Your prescription is yours. We give you a copy after your exam and fitting, and you can fill it anywhere.
Can I try lenses before I buy?
Yes. You wear trial lenses first, and we check how they feel.
How often should my lenses be checked?
The doctor tells you, based on your eyes and the lenses you wear. Many wearers come in once a year.
Bring the whole family
Send us your name and number, or call. We will find a time that fits your week.