Patient Resources

Helpful Information for Patients and Referring Doctors

Find patient forms, billing information, insurance guidance, and referral resources for Retina Consultants of Alabama.

About Your Visit

What to Expect at Your Appointment

Retina evaluations are often more detailed than a routine eye exam. Our goal is to provide thorough, compassionate care while helping you feel comfortable and informed throughout your visit.

  • Please bring your insurance card, photo ID, and current medications.
  • Your eyes may be dilated during the exam.
  • Dilation can cause blurred vision and light sensitivity for several hours.
  • Some visits may include retinal imaging or additional diagnostic testing.
  • Appointment times can vary depending on testing and treatment needs.
Helpful Tips

Before You Arrive

Complete Forms Ahead of Time

Downloading forms before your visit may reduce check-in time.Download

Bring Sunglasses

Your eyes may be sensitive to light after dilation.

Allow Extra Time

Retina appointments may include imaging, testing, or treatment.

Billing & Insurance

Billing Information

Our team is available to help answer questions about insurance, billing, and payment options.

Helpful Reminders

  • Please bring your current insurance card and photo ID to each visit.
  • Copays, deductibles, and coinsurance may be due at the time of service.
  • If your insurance requires a referral, please contact your primary care physician before your appointment.
  • For billing questions, please call our office and ask for the billing department.
For Providers

Referring Doctors

We value our referring providers and work to make the referral process as clear and efficient as possible.

Refer a Patient

To refer a patient, please send the patient’s demographics, insurance information, clinical notes, and any relevant imaging or testing.

  • Patient demographics
  • Insurance information
  • Reason for referral
  • Recent office notes or imaging, if available

Urgent Retina Concerns

For urgent concerns such as suspected retinal detachment, sudden vision loss, new flashes and floaters, or trauma, please call our office directly.

Main Office

Phone: (205) 918-0047

Fax: (205) 918-0902

Need Help Finding the Right Information?

Our team can help with appointment questions, patient forms, billing, and referrals.

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