4 Million People Have Cataract Surgery Every Year.
Call (713) 929-2668 for Cataract Surgery & Cataract Lens Implant Questions
SYMPTOMS OF CATARACTS
Cataracts are a natural part of the aging process of the eye. More than 50% of people over the age of 60 suffer from cataracts and over 3.8 million cataract procedures are performed in the US annually.
FINANCING AVAILABLE
FINANCING AVAILABLE
SYMPTOMS OF CATARACTS
BERKELEY EYE CENTER:
YOUR CATARACT PARTNER
For more than 60 years, the pioneering surgeons of Berkeley Eye Center have helped set the standard in cataract care in Texas and around the world. Even though our methods of cataract removal and lens implantation are embraced globally by colleagues and patients alike, our focus remains right here at home in Houston on your vision.
New Laser Cataract Surgery procedure, ORA system technology, and the latest lens implant technology.
Always investing and helping the industry develop the latest technology.
Award-winning surgeons named “Best Doctors® in America”.
F.A.C.S
For more than 60 years, the pioneering surgeons of Berkeley Eye Center have helped set the standard in cataract care in Texas and around the world. Even though our methods of cataract removal and lens implantation are embraced globally by colleagues and patients alike, our focus remains right here at home in Houston on your vision.
We will serve as your liaison
to secure affordable rates
“Dr. Caplan talked me throughout the entire procedure. I was awake and it was very pleasant.”
Jerry Webb, Cataract Patient
JERRY WEBB, Cataract Patient
WHAT TO EXPECT ON
SURGERY DAY
You will arrive at the surgery center about an hour prior to your procedure. Once you have been checked in you may be offered a sedative to help you relax. You will then be prepared for surgery. The area around your eyes will be cleaned, and a sterile drape may be applied around your eye. Eye drops or a local anesthetic will be used to numb your eyes. When your eye is completely numb, an eyelid holder will be placed between your eyelids to keep you from blinking during the procedure.
A very small incision will be made, the cataract will be broken up into microscopic particles and then suctioned away. Depending on the surgical process your doctor determines is best for you, this process may be done using our new femtosecond laser or by traditional manual removal, in which a tiny ultrasonic probe will be used to break up the cataract using high-energy sound waves. This is called phacoemulsification.
Next, a folded intraocular lens (IOL) will be inserted through the micro-incision, unfolded, and carefully placed into its permanent position. The small incision is “self-sealing” and usually requires no stitches. It remains tightly closed by the natural outward pressure within the eye. This type of incision heals fast and provides a much more comfortable recuperation.
You will go home soon after the surgery and relax for the rest of the day. Everyone heals somewhat differently, but many patients report improvement in their vision within hours. Most patients return to their normal activities by a day or two, with some limited restrictions for 1-2 weeks.
Short recovery time.
Quick & comfortable procedure.
A CATARACT partner you can trust.
Thanks to recent advances in Intraocular Lens (IOL) designs & technology, cataract surgery patients today have the unique opportunity to reduce or eliminate your need for prescription glasses…during your actual cataract procedure.
Your lifestyle, activities and the type of vision you desire after surgery will help our surgeons determine the surgical process and lens implant best suited for your particular needs.
What Activities Do You Enjoy?
· Tablet or Computer Viewing
· Viewing Television
· Playing Golf / Tennis
· Watching Sports
· Gardening
· Reading Books or
· Playing with Grandkids
CHOOSE A LENS TO ENHANCE YOUR LIFE
BRING YOUR LIFE BACK INTO FOCUS
“Freedom. I wake up in the morning,
get the newspaper and read it right away. No glasses.”
Jerry Webb, Cataract Surgery Patient
Jerry Webb, Cataract Patient
SERVING THE GREATER
HOUSTON AREA
Atascocita
Bay City
Brenham
Caplan Surgery Center
Champions
Clear Lake
Cleveland
Corpus Christi
Dayton
East Freeway
El Campo
Harrisburg
Houston
Huntsville
Katy
Katy Freeway
Kingwood
Memorial City
Pearland
Sugar Land
The Shops Downtown
The Woodlands
Tomball
Wharton
IS YOUR
VISION
CHANGING?
IT COULD BE
CATARACTS!
CATARACT SURGERY FEES & FINANCING
At all of our Berkeley Eye Center locations, our standard and premium cataract procedures are approved by Medicare and most health insurance companies. However, they are not fully covered by Medicare or insurance providers. Therefore, your coverage – and any out of pocket expenses you may incur – will depend on your deductibles and the type of cataract surgery you choose to undergo.
What Factors Can Influence Your Cataract Eye Surgery Cost?
Payment Options
Flex Spending and Health Savings Accounts
One of the best ways to pay for a portion of your vision correction procedure is by setting the funds aside in your Flex Spending (FSA) or Health Savins Account (HSA) beforehand, so that the money you spend on lens replacement or cataract surgery is tax-free.
Financing Options
We’re pleased to offer our patients the CareCredit® card, North America’s leading patient payment program. CareCredit is the credit card exclusive for healthcare services. You’ll get low monthly payment plans for healthcare procedures not commonly covered by insurance, including all levels of cataract surgery and lens replacement surgery.
NOW IS THE MOST AFFORDABLE TIME FOR CATARACT SURGERY
If you’ve been waiting to have cataract surgery, now may be the best time! With the end of the year approaching, chances are your deductible has been met, which could mean big savings. Your deductible starts over in 2020, so don’t wait - NOW is the best time to have cataract surgery at Berkeley Eye Center!
4 Million People Have Cataract Surgery Every Year.
How do they choose the
Recent advancements in lens implants and laser techniques are astonishing. Choosing the right lens with your doctor depends on your current vision, your expected use of glasses afterward and cost.
THE BEST CATARACT LENS?
How Do They Choose
THE BEST CATARACT LENS?
HOW DO YOU CHOOSE
Recent advancements in lens implants and laser techniques are astonishing. Choosing the right lens with your doctor depends on your current vision, your expected use of glasses afterward and cost.
As with all medical procedures, individual results and experiences may vary.
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