'The Low Vision Center of Indianapolis' Details
Office Name: The Low Vision Center of Indianapolis
Rooms Count: 18
Added: 13-Oct-2007 15:08:01
Description: The Low Vision Center of Indianapolis is one of four offices of the Eye Associates Group, LLC in Indiana. Founded in 1894, it has twice had doctors received the AOA Optometrist of the Year Award and has a total 39 state and national awards. It is the practice of Richard Windsor, O.D.,F.A.A.O., Craig Ford, O.D., F.A.A.O., and Laura Windsor, O.D., F.A.A.O. This office is dedicated to low vision rehabilitation and rehabilitation of vision problems associated with stroke and other forms of brain injury or neurological disorders. We see patients from throughout the world. Many find us through our website, www.eyeassociates.com. Our practice has used electronic medical records for two years adapting Compulink to the low vision examination. The Eye Associates Group LLC has three doctors and 14 staff members.
Rooms in The Low Vision Center of Indianapolis
- Recerption Area Internal Signage (Waiting Room)
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Internal signage and check-in area designed to emphasis quality and professionalism.
- Examination Room One (Exam Room)
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One of two examination rooms set up for ten foot low vision examinations. The other is handicapped adapted.
- Video Magnification Room (Other)
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Our video magnification area allows patients and especially seniors to test systems in an attractive home like environment.
- Small Waiting for Seniors Near Internal Check-out Desk (Business Office)
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Inside our office we created a another small waiting area for seniors while they are checking out.
- Check-In Window (Waiting Room)
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Our staff suggested designing a more upscale check-in window with fluted wood, curved desk, sofit and centered artwork.
- Prelimary and Low Vision Training Area (Other)
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This area is used for prelimary testing and training low vision patients with their low vision systems.
- Low Vision Optical Dispensery (Dispensary)
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The Low Vision Optical can be much smaller but an attractive up scale look can still be accomplished.
- Video magnifier Display Topaz (Other)
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Displaying video magnifiers for low vision patients in an attractive home like atmosphere.
- Internal Hall Near Exam Suite (Misc Interior Room)
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The walls contain many articles published by our doctors on both common low vision problems like AMD but also on rarer problems like Ischemic Optic Neuropathy, Retinopathy of Prematurity and Hemianopsia.
- Handicapped Adapted Low VIsion Exam Room (Exam Room)
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Doctors use two low vision exam rooms adapted for ten foot refractions with one equiped for wheelchair examinations.
- Clinical holding area by exam rooms (Misc Interior Room)
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A small internal waiting area is one of two internal waiting areas to reduce walking back and forth by seniors.
- Dispensery Sunglass Display onto Court Yard Fountain (Dispensary)
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We designed our low vision optical dispensery to look out onto a beautiful courtyard with a fountain. We used plantation shutters to open or close as needed, Low vision patients need the ability to try sunwear in real outside conditions,
- Video Magnication Display PVA (Other)
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The PVA video magnifier is displayed for patient trial in an attractive area. Lighting demonstrations are also done in this area.
- Video Magnification Display Clearimage (Other)
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The Optelec Clearview+ is demonstrated as it would be in the home.
- Video Mangnification Area Jordy (Other)
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We display video magnifiers as they would be in a real home, at a desk with paintings on the wall
- Wide Screen Amber Light TV and Coffee Snack Bar (Waiting Room)
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The large screen LCD TV with Amber Light helps are low vision patients see TV. TV helps with the longer wait times in low vision. We provide many types of snacks and beaverages,
- Artwork in Waiting Area (Waiting Room)
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Artwork added in the waiting area and throughout the office add to the rich warm appearance of the office.
- Initial Check-IN area (Waiting Room)
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The simple single check-in window was redesigned to be like an elegant hotel counter.
