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How to be referred to Dr. Schertzer
-> What to bring with you for your visit
In office tests prior to seeing Dr. Schertzer
Consultation day with Dr. Schertzer
How long will all this take?
What is the follow-up plan?

What to bring with you for your visit

All patients are asked to bring their glasses for distance (driving) and for reading along with either all their medications or a detailed list of them, whether they are for their eyes or any other medical conditions. Many eye conditions are related to other medical conditions. The different treatment options for glaucoma may depend on any other medications you might be taking for ANY other conditions.