This is the best option if you do not mind wearing glasses after cataract surgery. Most of the costs of Basic Cataract Surgery are covered by Medicare and other insurance companies. However, in addition to any deductibles, copayments and coinsurances required by the insurance company, the patient may have financial responsibility for additional testing recommended by their surgeon
Includes: Pre and Intraoperative planning and 3 months of postoperative care
Patient Responsibility: Insurance deductible, copay & coinsurance, pre/post-opertive eyedrops
This package is ideal if you don’t have astigmatism and want to maximize your distance vision without glasses. It is also beneficial if you have a dense cataract or have had LASIK. While Medicare and most insurance cover cataract removal and standard lens placement, patients are responsible for deductibles, copayments, and the additional costs of the Optiwave Analysis Enhanced package.
Includes: Imprimis pre/post operative drops (1 bottle per surgical eye), advanced Pre and Intraoperative planning, additional topographical measurements and analysis, utilization of the Optiwave Analysis Technology, & 3 months of postoperative care
Patient Responsibility: Insurance deductible, copay & coinsurance. If Imprimis is not recommended, or if other prescriptions are required, the patient is responsible for the costs associated with any pharmacy prescriptions. Per eye cost is $1,150 payable to Eyesight.
This package is ideal if you have astigmatism and want to maximize your distance vision without glasses. You will still need glasses for near and intermediate tasks. Medicare and other insurance companies pay most of the costs associated with removal of the cataract and placement of a standard lens. However, insurances will not include or cover the extra costs associated with the treatment and additional specialized testing involved in the Astigmatism Reducing Package to either Eyesight or the Surgery Center
Includes: Imprimis pre/post operative drops (1 bottle per surgical eye), advanced Pre and Intraoperative planning, additional topographical measurements and analysis, utilization of the Optiwave Analysis Technology, and 3 months of postoperative care.
Patient Responsibility: Insurance deductible, copay & coinsurance. If Imprimis is not recommended, or if other prescriptions are required, the patient is responsible for the costs associated with any pharmacy prescriptions. Per eye cost is $2,350 payable to Eyesight and $450 for the lens.
This package is ideal if you want a range of vision with reduced need for glasses. The PanOptix provides best range of vision but can cause some glare and halo at night. The Vivity provides distance and intermediate vision, but you will still rely on glasses for reading. Medicare and other insurance companies pay most of the costs associated with removal of the cataract and placement of a standard lens. However, insurances will not include or cover the extra costs associated with the treatment and additional specialized testing involved in the PanOptix/Vivity package to Eyesight or the upgraded lens implant needed for surgery due to Coastal Surgery Center
Includes: Imprimis pre/post operative drops (1 bottle per surgical eye), advanced Pre and Intraoperative planning, additional topographical measurements and analysis, utilization of the Optiwave Analysis Technology, and 3 months of postoperative care.
Patient Responsibility: Insurance deductible, copay & coinsurance. If Imprimis is not recommended, or if other prescriptions are required, the patient is responsible for the costs associated with any pharmacy prescriptions. Per eye cost is $2,850 payable to Eyesight and $950 for the lens.
The Light Adjustable Lens (LAL) is the only lens that enables you and your doctor to customize and adjust your vision after surgery. Each lens provides moderate range of vision, and most people will try varying degrees of blended vision, with one eye optimized for distance, and the other eye with greater near vision. You will need to wear UV protective glasses during the post-op adjustment period which takes place over the course of several months
Includes: Imprimis pre/post operative drops & Vevye lubricating drops (1 bottle of each, per surgical eye), advanced Pre and Intraoperative planning, additional topographical measurements and analysis, up to 8 post-operative visits with up to 3 prescription adjustments and 2 lock visits.
Patient Responsibility: Insurance deductible, copay & coinsurance. If Imprimis is not recommended, or if other prescriptions are required, the patient is responsible for the costs associated with any pharmacy prescriptions. Per eye cost is $5,900 payable to Eyesight and $1,100 for the lens.
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