Saving Vision. Changing Lives.
Saving Vision, Changing Lives.
Presbyopia Symptoms, Causes, & Treatments Presbyopia Overview Every living person will eventually experience presbyopia. This condition is often a natural part of aging, as the eye’s ability to adjust its…
Myopia (Nearsightedness) Myopia Overview About 30% of Americans live with myopia—also known as nearsightedness. This condition interferes with up-close vision but makes far-away objects appear blurry. This condition typically first…
Eyeglasses & Contact Lens Exams Eyeglasses & Contact Lens Exams Overview Has your vision progressively worsened? Then it's time to consider getting an eye exam for a well-fitting pair of…
Comprehensive Eye Exams & Vision Testing Eye Exams Overview Eye exams are thorough inspections of your eye health. During a comprehensive eye exam, your ophthalmologist will evaluate changes in your…
Retinal Tears & Holes Symptoms, Diagnosis & Treatments Retinal Tear & Holes Overview Trauma, injuries, vitreous detachments, and lattice degeneration can all lead to small openings in the retina, known…
Glaucoma: Symptoms, Causes, Diagnosis & Treatment Glaucoma is an eye disease that causes vision loss and blindness by damaging your optic nerve. Early detection is critical to slowing and preventing…
EVO ICL (Implantable Collamer Lens) Surgery EVO ICL (Implantable Collamer Lens) surgery is an FDA-approved vision correction procedure that safely corrects moderate to severe myopia and astigmatism. EVO ICL surgery…
Photorefractive Keratectomy (PRK) Eye Surgery Experience Clear Vision for Life Photorefractive keratectomy, or PRK eye surgery, is a one-time procedure that has helped enhance the vision of patients who cannot…
Cataracts Cataracts Overview Cataracts are one of the most common eye conditions affecting Americans today. If you develop a cataract, you may not notice its symptoms at first, but over…
When you click the Pay Online link below you will be redirected to the InstaMed Patient Portal page for the practice you visited. You should see your practice information on the left and this box on the right.
Anytime the site is asking for your Patient ID, it is referring to your account number. On the top left corner of your statement you will see the practice name and logo as well as Patient Name and Patient ID. This Patient ID is your account number and is what you will want to use in the Patient ID field on InstaMed.
MVP practices currently offer a 90-day payment plan via InstaMed. If you wish to establish a payment plan, please click the appropriate practice link below and proceed to the InstaMed website. The plans can be set up with either a credit card or checking account. The site will automatically calculate the payments for the frequency and duration you choose.