Sunday, May 11, 2008

Lasik Financing Sacramento California

LASIK is now the vision correction procedure of choice for many ophthalmologists worldwide. Instead of removing the surface epithelium with the laser and exposing many nerve endings (as in PRK), the surgeon performing LASIK uses a motor-powered microkeratome to create a "flap." The flap is then lifted and reflected back, allowing a computer guided Excimer laser (cold laser) to use light pulses to remodel the corneal tissue underneath. Afterward, the flap is gently positioned back onto the cornea. Since this procedure is less traumatic to the outer surface of the eye, vision is restored more quickly and the patient's discomfort is reduced. Most patients report greater comfort after surgery and can generally drive two to three days after the surgery.

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Paying for Refractive Procedures
Choosing to have a refractive procedure is a very important decision that you should carefully evaluate from every aspect, including how to pay for it.

We work closely with our patients to help them choose the method that works best of them. Cash, check, VISA or MasterCard payments are accepted. We also offer financing options.

Up to 12 Months with NO Interest:
This financing program offers no money down, with no interest for either 6 or 12 months. Credit approval required.

No interest if paid within 6 or 12 months
Minimum monthly payment required
If not paid in full at end of term, interest rate goes to 14.99%
No prepayment penalty

Standard Term Financing:
If you would like to finance your surgery for longer than one year, we also offer standard term financing. Credit approval required.

24 month term at 9.99% ($1500-$7500)
36 month term at 10.99% ($2500-$7500)
48 month term at 11.99% ($3000-$7500)
60 month term at 12.99% ($4000-$7500)

Flexible Spending Account / Cafeteria Plan:
If your employer offers a flexible spending or cafeteria plan you may use pre-tax dollars to pay for medical expenses not covered by regular health insurance. Laser Vision Correction falls into this category. Check with your employer for more details.

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