TEXAS ELITE EYE CARE
MEDICAL. VISION. SPECIALITY LENS.
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Phone: (817) 835-7551
Walk ins and same day appointments are welcome!
1115 Green Oaks Rd.
102B
Fort Worth, Texas 76116
(Plaza in front of Target and next to Visionworks)
FIRST TIME?
What to expect and need for your appointment.
During the initial consultation, the patient will undergo a series of workup tests to check vision, pressure of the eye, corneal measurements, and have a retinal screening photo. Dr. Sidra will then perform a medical history exam and further check the health of your eyes, look for signs of other medical conditions and check your vision with a refraction test.
WHAT YOU NEED?
ID Card
Completed Patient Forms
Insurance Card (if using insurance)
Any current glasses
Current Medication List
WHY CHOOSE US?
At Texas Elite Eye Care, our mission is to redefine healthcare with a true patient-first approach. We want this to be the place where you are proud to bring your family, and know that they are in caring and knowledgeable hands. Our desire to treat you stems from our love of doing what we do and to help others. We believe that our opportunities and blessings that led us here were not designed to be kept for ourselves, but that we have been given the honor to serve for the betterment of our patients and our community.
It is important to get your eyes checked by a reputable clinician. The eye is the only part of the body where we check the integrity of nerves and blood vessels non invasively allowing us to see medical conditions, often times, before other signs and symptoms manifest anywhere else in the body. The observation of the nerve and retina is a crucial part of our comprehensive eye examination. By examining your eyes in this way, Dr. Sidra can often detect conditions such as diabetes, high blood pressure, arterial plaque, multiple sclerosis, brain tumors, stroke, leukemia and many other conditions. At Texas Elite Eye Care, we proudly carry state of the art technology that allows us to diagnosis and manage diseases that may be limited in your typical optometry office.