Wekure HealthEye surgery planning care · Mumbai, Delhi NCR & India

    WEKURE HEALTH EYE SURGERY PLANNING CARE · MUMBAI, DELHI NCR & INDIA

    Free Virtual Eye Surgery Consultation for LASIK & Cataract (Mumbai, Delhi NCR & India)

    Quick answer

    Can I discuss eye surgery before visiting a hospital?

    Yes. Share reports or book a video call, and a Wekure Health care coordinator explains options before helping shortlist a hospital and estimate. A free virtual planning consultation does not replace an in-person eye examination; the treating surgeon decides suitability at the chosen NABH-accredited partner hospital.

    Key facts

    • Cost: Free virtual planning consultation; hospital tests, treatment and separately charged items are confirmed before booking.
    • Insurance: LASIK/ICL cover depends on policy clauses. Cataract cover is subject to policy terms and insurer approval.
    • Recovery: Recovery time depends on the procedure and your health; your treating team gives a personal plan.
    • Coordination: Wekure Health coordinates care; eye surgeons at NABH-accredited partner hospitals perform surgery.
    • Book: +91 95602 10161 · WhatsApp or use the consultation form on this page.
    Care coordination for families
    • Free virtual planning consultation before a hospital visit
    • Pick-up, drop and follow-up transport where available; confirm by city
    • Zero-cost EMI, subject to lender approval
    • Policy-clause review before insurance confirmation
    • Coverage is subject to policy terms, sub-limits and waiting periods; no guarantee of coverage

    Request a free virtual consultation · WhatsApp +91 95602 10161

    Thoughtful care, clearly explained

    What to know before you decide

    Plan LASIK or cataract care with a free virtual consultation: share reports, discuss hospitals and estimates, then attend an in-person eye assessment.

    Share reports or request a video call

    Start with your main question: whether glasses can be reduced, whether a parent's cataract needs assessment, or how an insurance clause applies. You can share available reports through the agreed care-team process or request a video call. Bring previous prescriptions, examination summaries, current medicines and relevant policy documents. Existing records help the conversation but do not establish surgical eligibility.

    Only share information you are comfortable providing through the confirmed channel. The enquiry form asks for callback details rather than medical uploads. If you are arranging care for a parent, ask their permission before sharing records and agree who may receive updates. A family member abroad can help organise documents and attend a planning conversation with consent; the patient remains central to decisions.

    A care coordinator explains the next steps

    A coordinator can explain the difference between an assessment, an estimate, hospital booking and insurance review. For LASIK, Contoura, SMILE or ICL, that means explaining which measurements the hospital will need, not recommending a platform from a spectacle prescription. For cataract, it means preparing questions about the lens, retina and daily visual needs, not choosing the implant remotely.

    The free virtual planning conversation is not an emergency service, a diagnosis or a promise that surgery will be offered. If clinical advice is needed, the team helps arrange the appropriate clinical consultation. The treating surgeon examines the eye and discusses suitability, risks, alternatives and consent. Severe pain, sudden loss of vision or an injury needs prompt local medical care, not a routine coordinator callback.

    Shortlist a hospital and a written estimate

    Discuss the procedure being considered, location, assessment availability and the practical review plan. Wekure coordinates eye care at NABH-accredited partner hospitals, not at Wekure-owned eye hospitals. Ask which hospital is being proposed, where tests and surgery happen, and whether later reviews use the same location. A shortlist is a starting point; examination findings can change the technique, lens or estimate.

    The indicative LASIK planning range is ₹40,000–₹1,20,000 for both eyes; ICL needs a separate estimate. Cataract planning is indicatively ₹20,000–₹1,50,000 per eye. These are not remote fixed-price offers. Ask for itemised tests, surgery, lens or equipment, medicines and reviews. A free planning consultation does not mean every test, medicine or hospital service is free.

    Review insurance and payment questions before booking

    LASIK/ICL cover depends on policy clauses, often linked to minimum power; some policies exclude refractive surgery while others include defined benefits. Cataract is usually covered, subject to policy terms and insurer approval, including waiting periods, sub-limits and co-payments. Share the policy wording rather than relying only on an e-card or an employer summary. The insurer decides the claim.

    Wekure helps collect documents and coordinate pre-approval paperwork and claim queries. Request written approval and any expected patient balance before admission. No-cost EMI options are subject to lender approval and disclosed conditions. Neither an available finance option nor an insurance benefit should decide which procedure is clinically appropriate.

    Attend the in-person assessment at the chosen hospital

    Corneal mapping, thickness, tear-film assessment, refraction and the wider eye examination cannot be replaced by a planning call. Cataract assessment also considers lens measurements and retinal health. Follow the hospital's instructions about contact lenses and bring relevant reports. Do not stop prescribed medicines without clinical advice.

    After the surgeon explains the findings, compare suitable alternatives and the final written estimate. You may decide to proceed, seek another opinion or wait. Ask about reviews, drops, protection, work and travel before arranging surgery. Pick-up and drop is coordinated where available, subject to city and booking confirmation.

    Doorstep support and transport where available

    How do I book from Mumbai, Delhi NCR or elsewhere in India?

    Request a callback below or call or WhatsApp +91 95602 10161, Mon–Fri, 10 AM–8 PM. After-hours enquiries receive a callback during care-team hours. Tell the team your current city and where you would be able to attend examinations and reviews. The eye-care pathways described here focus on Mumbai and Delhi NCR; an enquiry from elsewhere does not establish a local surgical location or transport service.

    This page is general planning information, not medical or insurance advice. Costs are indicative, the surgeon decides suitability after examination, and the insurer decides the claim. Confirm the hospital, estimate, any chargeable items and practical support before making travel or payment commitments.

    Straight answers

    Questions families often ask

    Take your time with the details. A care coordinator can help you understand what to ask at your consultation.

    Is the virtual consultation free?

    The virtual planning consultation with the care team is free. Hospital tests, medicines or other separately chargeable items are explained in the estimate before booking.

    Will a surgeon approve LASIK on the video call?

    No. A care-planning call cannot replace the required in-person tests. The treating surgeon decides suitability after examining the eye at the hospital.

    Can I share my parent's reports from abroad?

    Yes, with your parent's consent and through the confirmed care-team channel. You can help with planning, but clinical consent and decisions remain with the patient and treating team.

    Can I compare more than one hospital?

    Discuss suitable partner-hospital options and availability with the coordinator. Compare the same procedure and written inclusions; examination findings may change the recommendation.

    Do you check insurance before surgery?

    Wekure supports document and clause review before booking. LASIK/ICL cover depends on policy clauses; cataract cover is subject to policy terms and insurer approval.

    Is pick-up and drop included?

    It is coordinated where available, subject to city and confirmation of the booking and addresses. Follow-up transport must be confirmed separately.

    Can I use this service for an eye injury?

    No. For an eye injury, severe pain or sudden vision loss, seek prompt care at the nearest emergency department or eye hospital rather than waiting for a routine enquiry.

    Good decisions start with a calm conversation.

    Speak with Wekure Health about care options, insurance questions and recovery planning.

    Last updated: · Reviewed by Wekure Health care team

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    How it works

    Your surgery is performed by experienced eye surgeons at our NABH-accredited partner hospitals. Wekure Health manages your consultation, insurance, hospital booking and follow-up care.