Medical Eye Care · Lexington, KY
A clear evaluation, and care that stays close to home from first visit to recovery.Walk-ins welcome.
Cataracts are a gradual clouding of the eye's natural lens, often bringing blurred vision and glare. Dr. Ron Haddad evaluates how advanced a cataract is and how it affects your daily life, and coordinates surgery when it is time. Most vision insurances accepted.
How advanced your cataract is, and how it affects your quality of life.
When surgery is needed, we partner with Lexington's ophthalmic surgeons.
Testing performed here in our office.
Follow-up visits in our office as you heal.
A cataract evaluation may help if you notice:
Common early signs include night glare with halos or starbursts, faded colors, cloudy vision and needing stronger glasses more often. Most cataracts develop after age 60, though subtle changes can begin earlier.
Yes. Dr. Haddad provides cataract evaluations to determine how advanced a cataract is. If surgery is needed, he co-manages your care with an ophthalmic surgeon.
Cataract evaluations and surgery are medical care and are typically covered by Medicare and major medical plans. Most vision insurances are also accepted. Call or text 859‑216‑2660 to check your plan.
When a cataract interferes with daily life, surgery may be recommended. Dr. Haddad co-manages care with Lexington's ophthalmic surgeons and sees you for follow-up visits as you heal.
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One of the few remaining doctor-owned, owner-operated practices in Lexington, My Vision Care is led by Dr. Ron Haddad at every visit. His care is deliberate and unhurried, guided by your eyes rather than the clock.
Book online, or call or text 859‑216‑2660. 114 E Reynolds Rd, Lexington, KY.
Information on this site is general and is not medical advice.
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