Cataract cost is usually predetermined by Medicare or other insurance allowance.
Medicare and commercial insurance companies cover the fee for cataract surgery with intraocular lens implants. Patients are responsible for their standard co-pays & deductibles. Also, patients are responsible for the additional cost of upgrading to a lifestyle lens implant. Check with your accountant for tax deductions for the additional cost.
The fee for astigmatism correcting TORIC lens implant is $950 per eye. The fee for advanced technology lifestyle (presbyopia correcting) is $2200 per eye.
Payment Options
Option 1: Pay in Full
Payment in full is due on the day of your procedure and can be paid by cash, cashier’s check, money order or credit card. No personal checks please.
Option 2: Care Credit Interest Free Payment Plans
- 6, 12, 18 month plan options
- No interest if balance is paid within the specified time period
- Low minimum monthly payments
Option 3: Extended Payment Plans
- 24, 36, 48, 60 month plan options
- For treatment fees from $1000 to over $25,000
- 14.9% interest rate (subject to change)
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With Care Credit, you pay no up-front costs, no-pre-payment penalties and no fees. Plus, Care Credit is a revolving credit line for additional treatment or add-on charges, without the need to re-apply.
To see what plans are available be sure to speak with one of our coordinators.
Flexible Spending Account (Flex or Cafeteria Plan)
Sign up for flex spending, choose advanced technology intraocular lens option and save!
Advanced technology intraocular lens option surgery is a qualified medical expense under flexible spending account guidelines and is more affordable than ever. What Are You Waiting For?
A flex spending account allows you to set aside pre-tax dollars for medical expenditures throughout the year. We encourage you to check with your employer’s human resource department, as participating in this option may translate into substantial savings for you.
Tax Deduction
The IRS has ruled that vision correction procedures will be allowed as part of medical expenses under itemized tax deductions. We recommend you talk to your accountant or tax professional for details regarding this deduction.
Learn More about Cataracts
Read about Who Develops an Eye Cataract
Learn about Cataract Treatments
See what others say about having cataract eye surgery
See why Moretsky Cassidy Vision Correction has been trusted in the Valley for over 30 years
