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Once you have decided to have surgery, a Surgical Counselor will be assigned to you to explain what you may expect preoperatively, intraoperatively, and postoperatively. These individuals are specially trained to help you identify your goals for vision, your preferences and the options that are available to help you achieve your vision goals.
The Surgical Counselor also will work with you to purse financing options, scheduling operative procedures and follow-up appointments and reviewing a surgical packet with you and your family member (operative consent, preoperative and post-operative instructions, patient rights and responsibilities.).
Within a few weeks before surgery, a physical examination assessment and medical history is performed here in our Clinical Offices or by your primary care provider. We will ask you to complete a form with your medical history and also request that you provide us with a list of the prescribed medications, vitamins, herbal supplements, or over the counter medications that you are taking. Your physician performing your surgical procedure will provide you with prescriptions for any special eye drops that he/she will want you to install before your surgery and after your surgery.
Once you have decided to have surgery, a Surgical Counselor will be assigned to you to explain what you may expect preoperatively, intraoperatively, and postoperatively. These individuals are specially trained to help you identify your goals for vision, your preferences and the options that are available to help you achieve your vision goals.
The Surgical Counselor also will work with you to purse financing options, scheduling operative procedures and follow-up appointments and reviewing a surgical packet with you and your family member (operative consent, preoperative and post-operative instructions, patient rights and responsibilities.).
Within a few weeks before surgery, a physical examination assessment and medical history is performed here in our Clinical Offices or by your primary care provider. We will ask you to complete a form with your medical history and also request that you provide us with a list of the prescribed medications, vitamins, herbal supplements, or over the counter medications that you are taking. Your physician performing your surgical procedure will provide you with prescriptions for any special eye drops that he/she will want you to install before your surgery and after your surgery.
The Greater New Bedford Surgical and Laser Center was opened in 1986 with the express purpose of rendering high quality, state of the art eye surgery to patients of all ages, especially those with cataracts, glaucoma, or cornea disease. The Center is designed specifically with the needs of the patient in mind. The entire process from initial examination to final outcome is conducted in a pleasant comfortable environment.
After a patient decides to have surgery, he or she is assigned his or her own Surgical Counselor who is available to answer questions and provide assistance. These individuals are specially trained to assist the patient throughout the entire surgical experience, including follow up care for as long as necessary. Patients are encouraged to contact their counselor for any questions, no matter how simple or complex.
Our friendly billing staff is available to assist you with any billing questions you may have. The Billing department is open Monday through Friday from 8:00am to 3:00pm.
Contact Our Billing Department
(508)993-3023
We Accept Most Insurances including Mass Health and GIC
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