Online Appointment Request

Thank you for choosing ABC Eyes for your outpatient ophthalmology appointment.

Please note that this is an online appointment request and a scheduler will call you within the next business day to get the information required to confirm your appointment. We will do our best to meet your scheduling needs. If you experience any difficulty in using this form, please call our Dallas Office 214-369-6434, Grapevine Office 817-329-5433, or our Plano Office 972-797-1200.

Online Appointment Request Forms

Please note: We cannot process emergency requests through this form. To schedule an appointment by phone, please call the appropriate phone number: Dallas Office 214-369-6434, Grapevine Office 817-329-5433, and our Plano Office 972-797-1200.

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