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Dr. Steven A. Manello, F.A.A.O.
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COMPLETE EYECARE
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Dr. Steven A. Manello, FAAO
3730 Whipple Ave N W
Canton, Ohio 44718
ph: (330)493-3937
(330)493-3013
fax: (330)493-3110
www.drmanello.com or www.accentoneyes.com
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* comprehensive computer assisted examinations
* eye-surgery co-management (lasik & cataract)
* treatment of most infections, injuries, and
eye diseases.
* Medicare participant
* accepting most vision insurances, incl. VSP
* Dr. Manello supplies all the current contact
lenses, incl. soft, disposables, astigmatism,
gas perm, and bifocal
If you have been told in the past that you are not a good candidate for contact lenses, please give us a call and schedule an appointment for a "Free Contact Consultation". The industry changes constantly providing a larger range of prescriptions and materials. Don't waste another day! Call now!
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Call us for an appointment.
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We accept most Vision Insurances. If we are not familiar with your plan, we will gladly call and check the benefits for you. If possible, we will accept payment from your insurance company.
We accept:
Mastercard
Visa
Discover
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Routine Vision Examination:
A routine Vision Examination evaluates the health
of your eyes in addition to a Refraction that determines if any type of correction is needed. Dr. Manello could possibly dilate your pupils as a part of this eye health examination. Contact Lens Examination:
Contact lens patients require an additional examination to evaluate your eyes. A Contact Lens Examination is necessary to check your maximum visual accuities, fit, oxygen flow, type of material, and health of your cornea (window of the eye) under the influence of your contact lenses. Contact Lens Refit:
Even though you are currently wearing contact lenses, Dr. Manello may recommend a full refit for a variety of reasons. When the shape of the cornea changes, if you develop astigmatism, or when you need additional correction to do close work or read, Dr. Manello will need to refit your contact lenses.
These three examinations are priced separately. Most vision insurance plans cover a routine eye examination once every 12-24 months. They normally do not cover the cost of these additional examinations. If you plan on using any type of vision insurance, always check your policy for services allowed before your appointment.
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