The Most Advanced Cataract Surgery Technology in the Bay Area

We are one of the few centers in the Bay Area trained to provide Advanced Laser-Assisted Cataract Surgery. This is safer and more accurate than traditional cataract surgery.

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20,000 happy patients – 400+ online reviews – 4.8 stars

Dr. Tandon from NeoVision Eye Center

Highly Rated Cataract Surgeon

Dr. Shobha Tandon is an expert cataract surgeon who has over 20 years experience as an ophthalmologist and has performed thousands of successful eye procedures for her 20,000 patients in the Bay Area. A highly respected and award-winning doctor, she was recently named one of America’s Top Ophthalmologists by the Consumer Research Council.

Dr. Tandon completed her residency training, as the Chief Resident in Ophthalmology, from Stanford University, after receiving her double doctorate degrees in both Medicine (M.D.) and Biochemistry (Ph.D.) from the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio.

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The Latest Cataract Surgery Technology

By providing our patients with the latest technologies, including Multifocal and TORIC Intraocular Lenses, we are able to give our patients the best possible post-surgery vision available today. Our advanced technology allows our patients to see both near and far, and without ever needing reading glasses again. Most eye care centers in the Bay Area are not trained to offer this advanced cataract procedure.

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Insurance & Financing

At NeoVision Eye Center, our financing plans work with any budget.
We accept most medical PPO insurances, which can help to cover the cost of cataract surgery.

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Shirley is a happy patient

Read Shirley’s and over 400 patient reviews

Shirley received Laser Cataract Surgery to restore her vision.

“We would absolutely recommend Dr. Tandon. She has been terrific. She has been very good, very fair, and good about explaining everything that was going to happen.”


What is your vision worth? Invest in What’s Best.

Advanced Laser-Assisted Cataract Surgery is safer and more accurate than traditional cataract surgery.  We are one of the few centers in the Bay Area trained to provide this procedure.

Basic Cataract Surgery Advanced Cataract Surgery
Cost Your Copay $2000-$4000 per eye
Financing Usually covered by insurance Financing Options or FSA
Result May still need reading glasses Corrects both distance and reading

Cataract Surgery FAQ

How does cataract surgery improve quality of life?

Cataract surgery improves quality of life of people by increasing their independence through improved vision; the ability to drive, work, watch TV, and walk safely.

I want to get my eyes checked for cataracts, what is the next step?

Schedule an appointment at NeoVision Eye Center by calling toll free at:1-877-NEOVISION (1-877-807-8491) or scheduling here.

If I am eligible for cataract surgery, what is the next step?

Each of our cataract patients undergo an extensive and comprehensive eye exam prior to surgery. During your pre-op visit, your health history will be reviewed, all your questions will be answered, you will be instructed on how to prepare for surgery. Schedule your pre-op exam here.

What are NeoVision’s charges for a cataract surgery?

At NeoVision Eye Center, we believe the fairest approach is to offer cataract surgery for one Flat Fee. That is why we offer one global comprehensive fee, which includes all pre-operative, surgical, and post-operative care. A price estimate will be given at your consultation for cataract surgery. Fees reflect the specific problem that you have and the extent of surgery to correct it

What is the success rate of cataract surgery?

Cataract surgery is a highly successful procedure. Over 95% of patients experience improved vision, unless there is a problem with the cornea, retina, optic nerve or other structures.

When will my surgeon see me again after the cataract surgery?

We see all surgery patients one day after the surgery. Further follow-up will depend upon your individual condition and schedule. Dr. Tandon will be available to see you in the office, if necessary. There is no charge for future visits after surgery.

When will my vision be normal again?

You can quickly return to many everyday activities, but your vision may be blurry. The healing eye needs time to adjust so that it can focus properly with the other eye, especially if the other eye has a cataract. Ask your doctor when you can resume driving.
If you just received an IOL, you may notice that colors are very bright or have a blue tinge. Also, if you’ve been in bright sunlight, everything may be reddish for a few hours. If you see these color tinges, it is because your lens is clear and no longer cloudy. Within a few months after receiving an IOL, these colors should go away. And when you have healed, you will probably need new glasses.

Who will perform my cataract surgery?

Dr. Tandon will meet with you, examine you, and discuss all the possible complications, answer all of your questions, and perform the surgery. Dr. Tandon, MD, PhD is a trained eye physician and surgeon from Stanford University. She is a Certified by American Board of Ophthalmology.

Will I need glasses after cataract surgery?

Cataract surgery and lens implantation are intended to restore your vision to normal, minimizing your dependence on glasses / contacts. Although many patients are able to function without glasses, most patients will find that they need glasses for near vision (reading and close-up work), distant vision, or both after cataract surgery.

Will my insurance company pay for cataract surgery?

Most of these operations are covered by insurance. If cataract is interfering in your field of vision, the procedure may be covered as a “medically necessary” surgery and some insurance plans will pay for all or part of the surgery. You should check with your insurance carrier about the coverage.


Health Savings Account

Use Pre-Tax Dollars to Save Up to 30% Off the Cost of Cataract Surgery

Advanced Cataract Surgery fees can be covered by medical flex / cafeteria plans that allow pretax dollars to be set aside.

We encourage you to explore if a medical reimbursement account is offered through your employer. This is a popular way to help offset the costs of your procedure. Money set aside in a medical reimbursement account can often be a significant pre-tax savings. Laser vision correction fees are generally tax-deductible as a medical expense.


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Ready to Regain Your Freedom?

For many suffering from cataracts, their blurry vision directly impacts their lifestyle and activity level. Regaining your vision is the first step to regaining the confidence to be active and enjoy the things you love most. It’s time to spend more afternoons in the sun with your family. It’s time to book that trip you’ve been dreaming of for months. Take the first step to a new outlook on life by scheduling your complimentary consultation.

An Intelligent Way to Invest in Your Health

An investment in your health should be a no-brainer. It makes sense to invest in something that will enable you to live your life to the fullest. Unlike a new multivitamin or cure-all, cataract surgery is an investment guaranteed to improve your quality of life. If you’re experiencing vision problems as a result of your cataracts, it is the right time to take the next step.

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