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Code Description Old Price New Price Allowable 10060 I&D of Abscess $88.00 $69.51 10061 I&D Abscess Complicated/Multi $126.00 $107.17 10140 Incision & Drainage $120.00 $99.64 10180 I & D Complex $1,200.00 $1,010.80 11000 Biopsy of Skin Single Lesion $60.00 $31.16 11042 Debridement/Skin/Sub Tissue $180.00 $153.98 11043 Debridement/Subcutaneous Tissue $273.00 $241.87 11100 Biopsy of Skin $83.00 $71.22 11401 EXC B9 LES MRGN XCP SK TG T/A/L 0.6-1.0 CM $113.00 $95.87 11403Read More →

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Glaucoma eye drops are the first choice for glaucoma treatment over surgery and can be very effective at controlling IOP to prevent eye damage. If you are a good candidate for glaucoma eye drops, you may be prescribed more than one type to achieve the optimal IOP control. View Video

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Glaucoma shunt surgery may be necessary for patients with glaucoma that is not controlled by medications or laser treatment. View Video

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Although rare in children, the signs and symptoms of glaucoma are often different from adults. Congenital glaucoma (also called infantile glaucoma) is most often diagnosed within the first year of life. Juvenile glaucoma occurs at any time during childhood. Parents are often the key to early diagnosis and treatment because they observe a problem in their child and then seek out professional advice of an ophthalmologist. View Video

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Wearing sunglasses to protect your recently operated eye is one of the most important things that you can do to ensure your best possible outcome. We highly recommend polarized lenses with 100% protection from UVA, UVB and UVC rays. View Video

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The first symptom of cataracts is often decreased night vision. Cataracts cause the light to become distorted which frequently produces halos around lights — again, mostly at night. In fact, a recent study quoted by Ophthalmology Times stated,”cataracts and blurred vision, even if moderate, severely reduce the frequency and distance at which drivers recognize pedestrians at night, even in drivers who passed the vision test required to obtain a licenseRead More →

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An Intraocular Lens (IOL) implant is a synthetic, artificial lens placed inside the eye that replaces the focusing power of a natural lens that is surgically removed. When the natural lens is removed, most of the eye’s focusing ability is lost. In order to restore vision, an IOL lens can be used. View Video

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Ultraviolet light and blue light damage your retina and may increase your chances of developing Macular Degeneration (AMD.) They can also speed up its development if you are currently suffering from AMD. For this reason prevention is important and so you should protect your eyes when you are out of doors. View Video