I WILL NOT BE GOING BACK. My insurance covers a standard exam, including dilation. When I got there, the attendant gave me paperwork to sign which included an agreement to have an electronic scan instead of dilation for an extra $39.00. Both her and the paperwork made it sound like it was basically mandatory. I had to fill out a form declining it and tell two attendants that I did not want to pay extra. When I went to the doctor, she told me my eyes were "healthy" and I didn't need that portion of the exam, even though I've had it every other time I've been to an optometrist.
Finally, they REFUSED to tell my inter-pupilary distance. I asked the doctor and she said that the eyeware people would not let her tell me. I asked the eyeware people and they said the doctor wouldn't let them tell me. Finally, after making a few fake excuses, the doctor told me that they didn't want people to know because they didn't want them to be able to order online.