Keratoconus Discovery Day — Fayetteville

Blurry vision glasses can't fix?
It could be keratoconus.

A focused, one-on-one evaluation to find out what's really happening with your vision — corneal mapping, a full slit lamp exam, and a direct conversation with Dr. Santrell Hart-Moreland about what comes next.

Reserve Aug 20 — $79 Reserve Sept 10 — $79 Do I need this?

Only 10 Discovery Day evaluations per date. Confirmed by payment, not just a form.

Simplified illustration of a corneal topography map

Is this you?

Six signs it's worth a closer look

Your eyeglass prescription keeps changing — even with regular exams

You see halos, streaking, or "ghosting" around lights at night

Contacts never quite fit right, or feel uncomfortable within hours

A parent, sibling, or close relative has been diagnosed with keratoconus

You rub your eyes frequently, or have chronic eye allergies

Your vision still isn't sharp, even with an updated "correct" prescription

What Discovery Day includes

One appointment. Real answers.

Corneal Topography

Precise mapping of your cornea's shape — the same technology used to diagnose and stage keratoconus.

Slit Lamp Examination

A detailed look at the corneal surface and structure with Dr. Santrell Hart-Moreland.

One-on-One Consultation

A plain-language conversation about your results and, if needed, a personalized treatment plan.

The Discovery Day investment

Whole-person eye care, not a guessing game.

Most routine exams aren't built to catch keratoconus early. Discovery Day is. For $79, you get the diagnostic clarity that usually takes multiple visits — in one focused appointment, with a doctor who explains what your results actually mean.

^$79

Regular diagnostic value: $309

Discovery Day Evaluation

Reserve your date

Two dates. Ten spots each. Fayetteville only.

Discovery Day — Date 1

Thursday, August 20

10 spots available

Corneal topography & slit lamp exam
Consultation with Dr. Santrell Hart-Moreland
Fayetteville location

Reserve Aug 20 — $79

Discovery Day — Date 2

Thursday, September 10

10 spots available

Corneal topography & slit lamp exam
Consultation with Dr. Santrell Hart-Moreland
Fayetteville location

Reserve Sept 10 — $79

Patients who found answers

What it's like to finally know

"I was told a few years ago about my condition but I never felt like anyone understood. Not only did Dr. Hart-Moreland make me comfortable with my condition, I can finally see at night!"

— Oseyombi M., Fayetteville Patient

"They saved me from having a corneal transplant and I can actually work again, see them — it's worth it!"

— Elevated Eyecare Patient

Dr. Santrell Hart-Moreland, Elevated Eyecare

Your doctor

Whole-person eye care, led by someone who treats patients — not just prescriptions.

Dr. Santrell Hart-Moreland leads Elevated Eyecare's Fayetteville, McDonough, and Decatur locations with a commitment to advanced diagnostics and compassionate, whole-person care. Keratoconus is progressive — catching it early changes what treatment looks like. Discovery Day exists to make that early catch possible.

Advanced diagnostic technology

Multi-location practice

Specialty keratoconus care

Questions

Before you reserve

What if I don't have keratoconus? +

Discovery Day is still valuable — you'll leave with a clear diagnostic picture and, if appropriate, a referral for a comprehensive eye exam or other care.

Is the $79 applied toward future treatment? +

The $79 covers your Discovery Day consultation, corneal topography, and slit lamp exam — a $309 value. It is not credited toward future treatment, which is billed and reimbursed separately (often through insurance).

Will insurance cover keratoconus treatment? +

Many keratoconus treatment plans are eligible for insurance reimbursement. Our team will walk you through your specific coverage during your consultation.

What should I bring? +

Your current glasses or contacts, insurance card, and a list of any past prescription changes if you have them.

What happens after Discovery Day? +

If keratoconus is confirmed, Dr. Hart-Moreland will walk you through a personalized treatment plan and next steps — on the spot, in plain language.

Blurry vision glasses can't fix?It could be keratoconus.