Confused about whether your upcoming appointment counts as a medical eye exam or a routine vision exam? You’re not alone. This distinction is important because it impacts insurance coverage, billing, and your out-of-pocket costs. In this video, Tower Clock Eye Center practice administrator, Danielle Jorgensen, explains the key differences between medical and routine eye exams, […]
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Medical vs. Routine Vision Exams: What’s the Difference? If you’ve ever wondered whether your eye appointment is considered a medical eye exam or a routine vision exam, you’re not alone—and it’s actually a really important distinction, especially when it comes to billing and insurance coverage. What Is a Medical Eye Exam? A medical eye exam
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National ASC Month August is National Ambulatory Surgery Center (ASC) Month, a time to recognize the essential role ASCs play in improving access to high-quality, cost-effective surgical care across the country. At Tower Clock Surgery Center, with locations in Green Bay and Appleton, Wisconsin, we’re proud to be part of this modern approach to outpatient
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In this video, Dr. Jamie Myers, OD, from Tower Clock Eye Center explains the importance of visual field testing, a vital diagnostic tool used to detect and monitor a range of eye and neurological conditions. Whether you’re being monitored for glaucoma, have experienced vision loss, or are undergoing routine care, visual field testing plays a
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If you’ve been diagnosed with cataracts by your optometrist, or you’re experiencing blurry vision, glare, or trouble seeing at night, it may be time to consider cataract surgery. But in Appleton and surrounding areas, many ophthalmology clinics are booking surgeries months out—leaving patients waiting while they miss out on enjoying life to the fullest. At
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June is Cataract Awareness Month: Protect Your Sight with Expert Care at Tower Clock Eye Center June is recognized as Cataract Awareness Month, a time to educate and empower individuals about one of the leading causes of vision loss in the United States—cataracts. At Tower Clock Eye Center, we’re committed to helping our patients preserve
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Cataracts are a common, age-related vision impairment that can significantly affect daily life. While traditional cataract surgery is a well-established and highly effective treatment, advancements in technology have introduced laser cataract surgery as an increasingly precise and potentially beneficial option. For many patients, when deemed appropriate by your ophthalmologist, this advanced procedure offers enhanced safety
At Tower Clock Eye Center, we are committed to providing comprehensive eye care, including advanced diagnostic tools like visual field testing. This crucial exam helps detect and monitor a range of eye and neurological conditions, ensuring our patients receive the area’s most accurate diagnoses and personalized treatment plans. What Is Visual Field Testing? Visual field
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March is Workplace Eye Safety Month, a perfect time to raise awareness about the importance of protecting your eyes at work. Whether you’re staring at a screen all day or working in a high-risk environment, eye injuries and strain can impact your vision and overall health. At Tower Clock Eye Center, we’re here to help
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Understanding Age-Related Macular Degeneration (AMD) Age-Related Macular Degeneration (AMD) is a leading cause of vision loss among older adults. It affects the macula, the central part of the retina responsible for sharp, detailed vision. As AMD progresses, it can cause blurriness or blind spots, making everyday tasks like reading and recognizing faces more difficult. Tower
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