
Northwestern Medicine Department of Ophthalmology
LASIK and refractive surgery · Chicago, Illinois
- LASIK price per eye
- Not published
- Procedures
- 3
- Surgeons
- Not listed
- Offices in area
- 3
- Index score
- 2.9 / 10
What does Northwestern Medicine Department of Ophthalmology offer?
Northwestern Medicine Department of Ophthalmology is a LASIK and refractive surgery practice in Chicago, Illinois, with 3 offices in the Chicago area. It performs LASIK, PRK and EVO ICL.
Northwestern Medicine Department of Ophthalmology uses the VISX Star S4 IR and iDesign platforms for vision correction. The practice performs all-laser LASIK and wavefront or topography-guided treatment. Northwestern Medicine Department of Ophthalmology offers a free consultation and financing options for patients. The practice does not publish a specific enhancement plan or information regarding the acceptance of HSA or FSA funds.
Northwestern Medicine Department of Ophthalmology includes doctors who are ophthalmologists. The practice does not publish the specific names of its ophthalmologists or the current cost of LASIK procedures. Northwestern Medicine Department of Ophthalmology does not list a specific number of NPI-verified ophthalmologists on its public materials. The practice provides information on procedure types and diagnostic platforms used during patient evaluations.
How much does LASIK cost at Northwestern Medicine Department of Ophthalmology?
Northwestern Medicine Department of Ophthalmology does not publish a LASIK price. A quote means booking a consultation.
| Procedure | What it is | Offered |
|---|---|---|
| LASIK | A corneal flap is created and the tissue beneath it is reshaped with an excimer laser. | ✓ Offered |
| PRK | Surface laser treatment with no flap. The outer cell layer is removed and the cornea is reshaped with an excimer laser. | ✓ Offered |
| SMILE | A femtosecond laser cuts a small lens-shaped piece of corneal tissue, which the surgeon removes through a short incision. | Not listed |
| EVO ICL | An implantable collamer lens is placed inside the eye, behind the iris and in front of the natural lens. | ✓ Offered |
| Refractive lens exchange | The natural lens is replaced with an artificial intraocular lens, using the same technique as cataract surgery. | Not listed |
Who are the surgeons at Northwestern Medicine Department of Ophthalmology?
Northwestern Medicine Department of Ophthalmology does not list the surgeons at this location. Ask who would perform your procedure, then check that surgeon with the Illinois medical board.
What laser technology does Northwestern Medicine Department of Ophthalmology use?
Reshapes the cornea in LASIK and PRK.
Creates the LASIK flap without a blade, or the lenticule in SMILE.
A lens placed inside the eye without removing the natural lens.
What do patients say about Northwestern Medicine Department of Ophthalmology?
- Several reviewers report positive experiences with the surgical outcomes and the professionalism of the medical staff.
- One reviewer expresses frustration regarding the necessity of multiple consultations for different procedures.
- One reviewer reports a negative experience involving unexpected billing issues and insurance coverage disputes.
- Several reviewers mention that the staff is helpful and informative during the pre-operative and post-operative stages.
You may get caught in a electronic/digital loop in order to reach a person -- a "Catch 22," but the loop gets bigger and bigger. I went from Ophthalmology Dept. to a digital hold for world-wide Northwestern. FINALLY, reached a person by calling a phone number at the bottom of the original text, as the text directed. The person who answered said she was forwarding me to the doctor's office; she returned me to the electronic/digital loop for world-wide Northwestern. I give up. Will go old-school with a pen-and-ink letter.
Luis A. provided professional, attentive and comprehensive care! Without being asked, he spoke Spanish to my grandmother and accomodated to her mobility and sensory needs, demonstrating the excellent standard of healthcare Northwestern is known for worldwide.
My wife is here for chemo and trial drug cancer treatment. Because of this office’s very slow service we were forced to miss an appointment resulting in us having to stay in Chicago an additional evening. As I’m writing this I am in the waiting area at 4:55 pm for an eye exam appointment at 2:45 pm. We have ct scans, echos, an mri and each place we visited we were helped very close to our appointment time. Completely rude for the doctor to schedule appointments they cannot keep within reason. 2 hours after appointment time and still haven’t seen the ...
I called the scheduler for a pre-op appointment 6 times for over two weeks without a call back; the Ophthalmology Dept. 4 times who promised to have the scheduler call me, but again with no call back; and patient relations 2 times with no call back. I spent hours on my first appointment and will now have to start over with another provider. I’ve never posted a review before, but never felt so helpless and experienced such obvious negligence. They don’t deserve even a 2.3 rating and I’m sure many would also have given them a “0” if they could.
The check in people are not the friendliest. I think they want to just collect a paycheck but they should be held accountable. I think that this is cause for the bad reviews. But once you actually see the staff it gets a whole lot better from there. They are super nice and excellent at what they do. I saw Dr. Haddadin for an eye injury in 2023 and he was excellent and I just went in to see Dr. Adam Baim today for an allergic reaction to an eye medication that I was taking and he was excellent. I also saw the assistant Kylie. Both were extremely ...
Overall, my recent visit with Northwestern Medicine was quite disappointing. I had already scheduled a LASIK procedure for the end of July and reached out beforehand to inquire about the possibility of an Implantable Collamer Lens (ICL) procedure. Despite having already undergone a consultation regarding LASIK, I was still advised to come in for another consultation, which felt unnecessary. Throughout multiple phone conversations, I found it frustrating that no one could clearly inform me whether my eyes would need to be dilated during the appointment. ...
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Where are the Northwestern Medicine Department of Ophthalmology offices?
Northwestern Medicine Department of Ophthalmology
259 East Erie StreetChicago, IL 60611312-695-8150
Northwestern Medicine LASIK Physicians
259 East Erie StreetChicago, IL 60611312-695-2549
Northwestern Medicine LASIK Center
259 East Erie StreetChicago, IL 60611312-695-2549
Questions about Northwestern Medicine Department of Ophthalmology
Does Northwestern Medicine Department of Ophthalmology publish its LASIK price?
No. Northwestern Medicine Department of Ophthalmology does not publish a per-eye LASIK price. A quote means booking a consultation.
Who are the LASIK surgeons at Northwestern Medicine Department of Ophthalmology?
Northwestern Medicine Department of Ophthalmology does not list the surgeons at this location. Ask who would perform your procedure, then check that surgeon's licence with the Illinois medical board.
How is Northwestern Medicine Department of Ophthalmology rated?
Northwestern Medicine Department of Ophthalmology has a Google rating of 3.1 from 69 reviews across its 3 offices and an Index score of 2.9 out of 10, which ranks it 19th of 19 LASIK practices in Chicago.
Index score 2.9 / 10: google reputation, weighted by review count 1.4/5 · states procedures beyond lasik 0.5/1 · names its laser or diagnostic platforms 0.5/0.5 · hours and contact details on public record 0.5/0.5. Data verified . Sources and methodology



