Lasik Cost & Financing

Lasik: $2,800/eye

Custom Cornea Upgrade: $0
Intralase Upgrade: $0

Surface Laser Procedures (PRK, LASIK): $2,800/eye

Financing Plans
Vision correction may be an excellent investment to your personal well being. Because of this, we believe financial considerations should not be an obstacle to obtaining this procedure. Being sensitive to the fact that different patients have different needs, we provide the following payment options.
Low Monthly Payment Plan

Cash or Check
Credit Cards

Flex Account

No Interest Financing

Credit Cards

Company Flex Plans / Health Savings Accounts
Your company may offer a medical spending account, which allows you to set aside pre-tax dollars to pay for your medical expenses.  Please contact your employer for more details.

Insurance Coverage
Most insurance companies do not cover refractive surgery. If your insurance provider does offer a benefit, our staff will be happy to assist you in filing your claim.

CORPORATE DISCOUNTS

• FREE seminar at your workplace
• FREE VISION CORRECTION SURGERY for management
One free surgery for management to give away (or to keep
for themselves) for every 10 employees who have surgery.

Employee Benefits

• 50% off second eye for LASIK
• 50% off second eye for PHASER

• Family members get same benefits as employee

Regular Cost for LASIK: $2,800/eye
Corporate Cost for LASIK: $1,500/eye

Regular Cost for PHASER: $5,000/eye
Corporate Cost for PHASER: $4,000/eye

*Prices subject to change - contact us for current pricing.

Phaser Cost & Financing

PHASER MONOFOCAL IMPLANT: $4,000

PHASER MULTIFOCAL IMPLANT: $5,000

Financing Plans
Vision correction may be an excellent investment for your personal well being. Because of this, we believe financial considerations should not be an obstacle to obtaining this procedure. Being sensitive to the fact that different patients have different needs, we provide the following payment options.

Low Monthly Payment Plan

Cash or Check
Credit Cards

Flex Account

Credit Cards

Company Flex Plans / Health Savings Accounts
Your company may offer a medical spending account, which allows you to set aside pre-tax dollars to pay for your medical expenses.  Please contact your employer for more details.

Insurance Coverage
Most insurance companies do not cover refractive surgery. If your insurance provider does offer a benefit, our staff will be happy to assist you in filing your claim.