Many of our patients find it more convenient to submit their information using our Patient Portal as an alternative to printing out and completing paperwork.  

Click the Patient Portal button below to enter information using our Patient Portal, which is directly connected to our office software.  This portal is best viewed on a desktop computer.

Patient Portal

 

New patients:  follow link, choose "Let's Start"

Returning patients (previously created a patient portal):  enter your info and access code (your Access Code was a password created by you this first time you accessed the password.  Please contact our office if you do not remember your access code password.

For your convenience, and to save you precious minutes during your experience with us, we have provided our office forms below for those who prefer traditional paperwork over online portal access. Click each to download, print, and fill out. Please contact us with any questions you may have.

Essential Forms 

History Form and Policies Page

Notice of Privacy Practices

 

Other office forms for review as needed:

Helpful Handouts

Eye Drop Instillation Guide

Contact Lens Care

Contact Lens Reminders

Medical Records Release

We'd like to welcome you to our newly minted website. We have taken great care to ensure this site keeps you better informed about Eye Doctors of Madison and to provide relevant information in an easy to understand way.


Please vist our page often as we will be updating with specials and promotions throughout the year. While you are here please take time to visit our Video Learning center, in the Eye Health drop down, where you can view our entire library of eye related videos.

 

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Mission Statement

Our doctors and staff are committed to providing thorough care with personal attention. At Eye Doctors of Madison, you will find the compassionate care of a small-town doctors' office with the knowledge of a big-city institution. It is our mission to not only treat each patient uniquely but also like family.

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