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As of June 1, 2020, we have reopened for all your eye care needs.
In order to keep our staff and patients safe we have made some changes to our office policies and procedures. We are sterilizing frequently touched surfaces multiple times daily. We have installed breath shields in the optical, the front desk and the exam rooms to protect you and our staff. Our waiting room chairs have been adjusted to promote social distancing. We are cleaning all equipment, chairs, and surfaces between patients. Lastly, we have replaced the coffee/water dispenser with bottled water available at the front desk. Here is a list of what to expect the next time you come to the office:
1.Please arrive on time for your appointment. Our front door will be locked. Please call 425-235-9911 to let us know you are outside. Please knock if you don’t have a phone with you.
2.As soon as a staff member is available, they will open the door and ask you standardized COVID screening questions and take your temperature. If you have symptoms of COVID, you will be asked to reschedule your appointment.
3.We ask that only patients and/or guardians of patients enter the office.
4.Patients and staff are all required to wear a face covering. You may purchase a surgical mask for $1.
5.Upon entering the office, you will be asked to either sanitize your hands or wash with soap and water.
6.We have adjusted appointment times to reduce the likelihood of patients crossing paths with one another, but there will be other patients in the office at the same time.
7.Our staff are following social distancing guidance and we ask that you do too.
8.After your eye exam, you will have time dedicated to meet with our optician to choose frames and lenses.
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Cascade Vision Center in Renton, Washington works to provide patients with great eye care in a comfortable environment. Through personal attention and the use of cutting-edge technology and treatment, the skilled optometrists and staff provide comprehensive eye and vision services. Every service is tailored towards patient satisfaction, from Saturday hours to 24/7 emergency on-call access to doctors.
This expert team offers a variety of services. In addition to eye exams and vision testing, the team of eye doctors provide testing to diagnose and manage glaucoma, cataracts, macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, pink eye (conjunctivitis), dry eyes, and red eyes. The office also offers designer eyeglasses, contact lenses, and preoperative and postoperative care. Cascade Vision Center is passionate about giving back to the community and supports the next generation of eye doctors by providing on-site education of optometry students through patient care.
All the doctors at Cascade Vision Center are residency- and fellowship-trained and specialize in medical optometry, a distinction that only about 10% of optometrists have achieved. The doctors and staff not only are highly trained but also frequently attend educational seminars and national meetings to stay up to date on the most recent advances in the optometry field.
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