Monofocal intraocular lens implants (IOL's) are standard, meaning they offer vision at one distance only (far, intermediate or near). With monofocal IOL's there is a very high likelihood that you will need glasses for most near-vision activities after cataract surgery, even if you do not wear near-vision glasses beforehand. These activities include such things as reading, shaving, reading your watch, and dialing a cell phone. Medicare and most private insurance carriers will pay for most of your cataract surgery and the monofocal lens implant. This is considered basic coverage if you have a cataract.
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