Cataract Surgery
Benefits You Should Expect For the Cost Of Cataract Surgery
Durrie Vision provides vision care expertise tailored to your goals, while providing opportunities to reduce cataract surgery’s cost. Look forward to these benefits when you choose our team:
A comprehensive Advanced Ocular Analysis (AOA) exam
Customized, compassionate care and a five-star patient experience
Best-in-class evaluation and treatment technologies
Thorough exams and follow-ups after your procedure
Using Insurance For the Cost Of Cataract Surgery
Whether your insurance covers cataract surgery depends on your vision goals.
- Medicare usually covers cataract removal and a basic replacement lens.
- If you choose a premium lens, you may need to pay out-of-pocket.
- Out-of-pocket costs can be covered by financing or your HSA and FSA funds.
- After lens replacement, you will save money year-to-year because you won’t need to pay for glasses or bifocals.
Find Out What You’ll Save On Glasses and Contacts
Our custom calculator shows you how much you save over the years when you get rid of glasses and contacts and choose a premium intraocular lens (IOL) after cataract removal.
Use our customizable calculator to reveal the long-term cost of glasses and contacts.
Reduce the Cost Of Cataract Surgery With These Savings
Family Plan: Exclusive savings for our patients’ immediate family members
First Responders: 20% discount for active police, fire, and EMT professionals
Military: 20% discount for active military
Research: Various savings available for in-house and clinical study participants
See Clearly Now, Pay Later
We want to help you experience the benefits of refractive cataract surgery. Our special financing program helps you cover the out-of-pocket costs that may be associated with your surgery after Medicare benefits.
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No Down Payment Required
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Interest-Deferred Financing
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Pay Over Time
FSA OR HSA Benefits For the Cost Of Cataract Surgery
FSA Facts
- The 2025 contribution limit is $3,300.
- An FSA must be sponsored by your employer; self-employed individuals are not eligible.
- An employee’s yearly FSA allocation is available on the first day of the plan year, regardless of contributions made to date.
- Any money left in an FSA will be forfeited at the end of that year’s plan, though some plans do provide a short grace period that may allow you to carry over some funds into the next year.
- Check with your employer to see if your plan allows for a grace period.
HSA Facts
- The 2025 contribution limit is $4,300 for individuals or $8,550 for families.
- Funds allocated to an HSA become available as they are deposited into the account.
- Unused funds roll over year to year, continuing to earn interest.
Your Best Life Is Waiting Without Cataracts
Don’t just take our word for it!
Schedule a Free Consultation
During your free consultation visit, you will meet with an experienced refractive surgeon who will discuss your results along with a custom recommendation for treatment.
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