Own your vision instead of renting it every month.
Cost comparison over 20 years.
Visual freedom you can afford.
We understand that your budget is based on the amount of money you have now, not what you will have in the bank in 20 years. That is why we offer 0% APR financing for qualified patients. Major credit cards, health savings accounts (HSAs), and flex spending accounts (FSAs) are also accepted.
It's time to correct your vision.
The one-time investment of vision correction is far less expensive than the cumulative cost of glasses or contact lenses. The best part is that you’re investing in yourself. When you’re no longer wearing glasses or contacts, you’ll notice a significant improvement in the quality of your life.
“20/15 vision is amazing. I can’t believe I didn’t pursue this sooner…”
C.F.
Invest in your vision today.
For qualified patients, LASIK for both eyes ($5,600) can be about $224 per month for 24 months at 0% APR, with a down payment equal to the first monthly payment. Subject to credit approval; exact terms depend on your credit. Longer-term plans with lower monthly payments are also available, and every option is explained with your exact price in writing at your consultation.
Seeing what you prequalify for takes about a minute, does not affect your credit score, and commits you to nothing.
We accept all major credit cards. We also accept cash and personal checks. Our team will be happy to help you understand your options when it comes to affording visual freedom.
We provide financing options for LASIK or other elective procedures. Ask one of our team members to help you set a fixed monthly payment with no up-front costs, no annual fees.
HSAs and FSAs are excellent ways to pay for refractive eye surgery with tax-free funds. Depending on how much money you set aside, these funds may be sufficient to cover the entire procedure.
We are unapologetic about our love for technology. In order to provide the best and most convenient care for our patients, SuraVision accepts Bitcoin as payment for vision correction.