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Metamorphopsia

Metamorphopsia is a symptom that occurs in many macular and retinal conditions, including age-related macular degeneration (AMD), macular puckers, macular edema, and retinal detachment. With metamorphopsia, straight lines and linear objects appear wavy, distorted, or rounded. In some cases, faces can even appear distorted. Metamorphopsia can also include micropsia and macropsia, which is when objects appear smaller or larger, respectively. Metamorphopsia is commonly diagnosed using an Amsler grid. Amsler grids can also be used at home to help patients monitor their vision health, detect any visual disruptions, and report their symptoms to their ophthalmologist.

Important Update: Good Days Foundation

Due to a lack of funding, the Good Days program can no longer assist Medicare and Medicare Advantage patients with coinsurance costs. Patients will now be responsible for their coinsurance at the time of their visit. As Medicare providers, we are legally required to collect these payments.
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Important Update: Good Days Foundation

Due to a lack of funding, the Good Days program can no longer assist Medicare and Medicare Advantage patients with coinsurance costs.
See How We Can Help