Ophthalmology & Eye Surgery

Eye-care requests coordinated through Sadra

Sadra organizes the initial case file and helps identify an appropriate provider category. Diagnosis, candidacy, treatment selection, timing, and price are confirmed only by the licensed ophthalmologist or treatment center after reviewing the records and any required examinations.

• General eye examination and vision assessment
• LASIK, PRK, and other refractive-surgery candidacy review
• Cataract assessment and intraocular-lens planning
• Corneal and keratoconus evaluation
• Retinal, glaucoma, and age-related eye-condition review
• Second opinions for an existing diagnosis or surgical recommendation

What to include in your case

• Your current symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment goal
• Recent ophthalmology reports and current glasses or contact-lens prescription
• Previous eye procedures, injuries, or laser treatments
• Current medicines and relevant medical conditions
• Available imaging or test results, such as OCT or corneal topography

Clinical assessment may include

The provider decides which examinations are needed. Depending on the case, assessment can include visual acuity and refraction, slit-lamp examination, eye-pressure measurement, a dilated retinal examination, corneal mapping, pachymetry, or OCT imaging. A complete pre-operative examination is essential before refractive surgery.

Your coordination path

1. Submit the case: send readable reports and describe the main concern.
2. Completeness review: the coordination team identifies missing documents and the relevant ophthalmology category.
3. Provider review: an ophthalmologist or eye center assesses the available information and identifies any required in-person tests.
4. Plan and estimate: the provider confirms the proposed medical pathway, expected schedule, and current cost estimate.
5. Treatment and follow-up: post-procedure instructions and follow-up timing are set by the treating ophthalmologist.

Frequently asked questions

Can LASIK suitability be decided online?

No. Records can support an initial review, but final candidacy requires a comprehensive eye examination and corneal measurements. Some conditions, medicines, pregnancy, dry eye, or corneal findings can change eligibility.

Are both cataract and refractive surgery available as day procedures?

Many eye procedures are performed without an overnight stay, but the final setting and discharge plan depend on the procedure, medical history, and provider assessment.

Are prices or outcomes guaranteed?

No. The provider confirms a current estimate after reviewing the case. Outcomes differ by diagnosis, eye measurements, chosen procedure, healing, and other clinical factors.

Important safety note

This page provides coordination information and is not a diagnosis. Sudden loss of vision, severe eye pain, a new curtain or shadow in vision, major trauma, or rapidly worsening symptoms require urgent local medical assessment.

Clinical information references: American Academy of Ophthalmology EyeWiki: LASIK evaluation and NHS: cataract surgery.