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The document is a comprehensive guide for patients attending a cataract class at San Rafael Vision Services. It outlines the purpose of the class, which includes educating patients about cataracts, cataract surgery, associated risks, lens options, and what to expect before, during, and after surgery. The document details different types of lenses available (Monofocal, Toric, Multi-Focal), their costs, and considerations for choosing the right option based on individual vision needs. It also provides information on pre-surgery preparations, the surgical process itself, post-operative care, and resources available through kp.org.

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What lens does Kaiser use for cataract surgery?

Cataracts only need removal when they cause significant vision loss. Are you wondering when its finally time to have cataract surgery? The only way to tell for sure is to have an eye doctor track your progress.

What lens do most people choose for cataract surgery?

Some Kaiser Permanente members have coverage for basic cataract surgery. However, Toric and multi- focus lenses are not covered under your Health Plan benefits. The fees for a Toric or multi-focus lens are in addition to copays for basic cataract surgery or pre- and post-operative care. What are my payment options?

At what level should cataracts be removed?

Average Cost of Cataract Surgery In the United States, cataract surgery costs between $3,500 and $7,000 per eye, without insurance. Insuranceincluding Medicareoften reduces those overall expenses. The exact costs of your cataract surgeries will depend on your insurance.

How long do you have to sleep upright after cataract surgery?

Standard cataract surgery removes the cataract and uses a single-focus IOL to focus the light and allow a patient to see at one given distance. For our cataract surgery with a premium IOL, we offer a variety of multi-focus and Toric lenses.

What type of lens does Kaiser use for cataract surgery?

Surgery for cataracts involves removing the natural lens of the eye that contains the cataract . The lens may be replaced with an artificial lens called an intraocular lens implant (IOL). Or you may wear eyeglasses or contact lenses to compensate for the missing lens. The most common replacement is an IOL.