Amblyopia Treatment Documentation

Pediatric amblyopia documentation including vision therapy tracking, patching compliance, and school communication.

Amblyopia documentation requires tracking visual acuity improvement, monitoring patching compliance, and communicating with parents and schools. Doctora automates progress tracking, generates school reports, and maintains comprehensive treatment records.

Common Symptoms

Poor depth perception

Squinting or closing one eye

Head tilting

Poor eye-hand coordination

Difficulty with fine motor skills

Diagnostic Tests

Visual Acuity Testing

Determine vision difference

Cover Test

Detect strabismus

Stereopsis Testing

Assess depth perception

Cycloplegic Refraction

True refractive error

Fixation Assessment

Determine fixation pattern

Documentation

Essential Documentation for Amblyopia (Lazy Eye)

Visual acuity improvement tracking

Critical

Compliance monitoring

Critical

Parent education documentation

Important

School form completion

Important

Treatment response assessment

Critical

AI Solutions

How Doctora Streamlines Amblyopia (Lazy Eye) Documentation

VA improvement tracking

Graph visual acuity changes over time

Compliance calculator

Track patching hours and adherence

School forms

Auto-generate vision reports for teachers

Parent instructions

Customized home therapy guides

Progress reports

Visual charts for family understanding

Treatment

Treatment Options for Amblyopia (Lazy Eye)

Patching

Occlusion therapy for stronger eye

Atropine Penalization

Blur stronger eye with drops

Vision Therapy

Exercises to improve coordination

Corrective Lenses

Address refractive amblyopia

Surgery

For strabismic amblyopia cases

Billing Codes

Common ICD-10 Codes for Amblyopia (Lazy Eye)

Doctora automatically suggests appropriate codes based on your documentation

H53.031

Strabismic amblyopia, right eye

H53.013

Deprivation amblyopia, bilateral

H53.001

Unspecified amblyopia, right eye

Patient Education Topics

Importance of compliance

Patching schedules and techniques

Vision therapy exercises

Long-term prognosis

Follow-up Protocol

Every 6-8 weeks during active treatment, then every 3-4 months

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