Do I need to Prepare for LASIK Screening?
If you wear SOFT contact lenses, you should stop wearing them 2 days before your screening. If you wear HARD contact lenses, you should stop wearing them one month before your screening. This will allow Dr. Lasonde to obtain the most accurate measurements. In addition, please bring your most current pair of glasses to the screening.

Is It Covered by Insurance?
A small number of our patients have had their LASIK procedure completely covered by their company's insurance. Others have received partial coverage. In addition, many have used what are called FLEX Medical Spending Accounts. These accounts allow a person to set aside Pre-Tax dollars for use in elective procedures. It is best to contact your company's human resources department to discuss options.

How Much Does It Cost?
By offering convenient payment plans, our goal is to make LASIK affordable to everyone. Payments can be arranged for as little as 68 dollars per month. The cost is $1600 per eye. This fee includes your evaluation, the procedure itself, all follow-up appointments and any enhancements needed to achieve improved vision. Once you have scheduled a free screening, you can discuss financing plans and other payment options which best fit your needs. Flexible medical savings plans are accepted and convenient finance plans are available through Vision Fee Plan.