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“Quality Eye Care for Four Generations!”
461 West Street, Keene NH 03431
Phone: (603) 357-2990 Fax: 357-4481
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“I don’t know how we have survived this long without a test like the Optomap Retinal Exam. Previous methods of checking the back of the eye are as archaic as the Model T would be today on our highways. A picture is truly worth a 1,000 words. I predict the Optomap will soon become the standard of care in retinal exams.”
DR. Judson Dexter
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“When Joan came in for her routine eye exam, one of the first things she told us was that she absolutely did not want to have the painful eye drops she had years ago. She said that while she knew how important the test (retinal exam) was, she just couldn’t handle the dilating drops. She was upset because her doctor (Dr. Mindy Dorsey) had explained the importance of having it done regularly when she refused at her last appointment, telling her she should definitely have it done the next time around. I was delighted to tell Joan that because of the great new technology in our office - The Optomap Retinal Exam - she would have an alternative to those dilation drops. Instead, she could have a digital picture of the back of her eye. And, after explaining more of the numerous benefits of this technology, she readily agreed to have the pictures taken. I love being able to raise the standard of care for our patients and Joan’s story is a great example of this”
-Elizabeth, Paraoptometric Technician
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“I would definitely recommend the Optomap Retinal Exam to my friends and family. It was convenient and easy to use, and didn’t need any uncomfortable dilation drops. The picture was available right away, and I got to see for the first time what my doctor sees when they look into the back of my eye. I rate the Optomap Retinal Exam as a perfect 10!”
-Joan H., Patient
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‘I don’t have to have my eyes dilated today, do I?’
“I hear this question frequently as a technician here at Dr. Dexter’s. Since working in this office, I have had the opportunity to get very familiar with the optomap. It is quickly becoming the standard of care for retinal exams. Almost everyone I speak with says something about the inconvenience of the dilating drops, and now I am glad I can tell them about retinal imaging. I love it’s ease of use and the time it saves both the patient and the doctor.”
“The optomap offers a larger picture with more information all at once, not to mention it’s indication for long term health care because the pictures are digital and can be kept on file in a database. It is also easier to understand what the doctors see when they check the health of the eyes. No longer do we all just have to take their word for it.! Because the images are digital, we can co-manage patient care with other physicians and specialists in the area. This co-managed care is vital for patients with health problems like diabetes and high blood pressure.”
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