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Insurance options at OCL Vision
OCL Vision are a registered facility with the majority of UK and international private medical insurers including Allianz, Aviva, AXA PPP, Bupa, Cigna, Healix, General & Medical, Vitality and WPA for cataract surgery and specialist eye care.
Book a ConsultationOur surgeons are recognised by all of the major insurers.
Our surgeons have been voted as some of the best surgeons in the UK by their peers and are considered leaders in their field.
If you have questions or concerns with any insurance related queries, please contact us today on 0203 993 8362.
Insurance options
Fee assured services
We provide fee assured services at our Central London, West London and Hertfordshire clinic including cataract surgery, glaucoma treatment, treatment of macular degeneration and most other aspects of ophthalmology.
We are part of the cataract networks with AXA PPP, BUPA, Vitality and Aviva, meaning that if you’re insured with these companies, we will bill your insurer a pre-agreed package price to include your cataract consultation, diagnostic tests, surgery and follow-ups.
Our consultants are also Bupa platinum recognised. Bupa Platinum consultants have been rated ‘good’ or ‘excellent’ by 97% of Bupa customers so, you can expect to be looked after by experts who are specialists in their fields.
Our surgeons are also experts in implanting the latest trifocal and enhanced depth of focus lens implants for cataract surgery to reduce your dependence on glasses or eradicating the need for them in most cases. We also offer femtosecond laser cataract surgery, the latest laser technology for the removal of cataracts. It would be unusual for your insurer to cover the cost of these enhanced lenses, or the femtosecond laser, but you can choose to pay the additional fees for this yourself.
Each insurer is different, so we advise that you speak with them to understand your cover and ensure you obtain a pre-authorisation code prior to proceeding with treatment. Our patient co-ordinators will be happy to help you with any insurance related queries and answer any questions.
PROCEDURE PRICES
Common Procedure Prices and Deposits
Procedure | Guide Price (From)* | Minimum Deposit (10%) |
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Cataract – per eye | £2,895 | £290 |
Laser (LASIK, LASEK) – per eye | £1,995 | £200 |
Lens Replacement Surgery – per eye | £3,895 | £390 |
Implantable Collamer Lens - per eye | £3,350 | £335 |
Glaucoma | £3,000 | £300 |
Vitrectomy | £7,000 | £700 |
Blepharoplasty – upper both eyes | £3,000 | £300 |
*The prices stated are a guide and may vary depending on the recommended procedure most suited to your visual and lifestyle needs.
PREMIUM LENSES
How much will premium lenses cost on top of my insurance?
For cataract surgery, insurance companies generally only cover the cost of standard lenses. We often recommend premium lenses for our cataract patients as this maximises the quality of vision and can result in more natural vision for example with a greater depth of focus.
The fees listed represent the difference between what your insurer will pay for a standard lens and what we charge for the premium lenses.
Lens | Price |
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Standard Monofocal | No uplift |
Premium Monofocal | £400 per eye |
Toric Monofocal | £750 per eye |
Trifocal/Multifocal/Extended range | £1,200 per eye |
Toric Trifocal/Multifocal/Extended range | £1,500 per eye |
Femtosecond laser-assisted surgery | £500 per eye |
Insurance cover
How do I use my insurance cover for treatment at OCL Vision?
If you are looking to use your private medical insurance for your treatment at OCL Vision, our dedicated team will be delighted to help guide you through the process.
1
Contact insurance company
Contact your insurance company to ensure you are covered for your appointment they will provide you with pre-authorisation code.
2
Contact our friendly patient-co-ordinators
Contact our friendly patient-co-ordinators who will be happy to assist in booking an appointment; please have your pre-authorisation code ready it is required to secure your appointment.
3
Procedure code
Following your initial consultation you will be advised of a procedure code. Inform your insurer of the recommended treatment to confirm the procedure is covered under your policy and whether there may be any shortfalls.