Ways To Pay
Card on File
Eye Care Payments Made Simple, Save Time with Credit Card on File. As Easy as Netflix or Amazon!
We value your time and want to make your experience seamless. That’s why we now offer secure credit card-on-file (CCOF) payments, giving you a convenient way to handle copays, balances, and services without the extra paperwork or phone calls.
Your card is securely stored and utilized only when necessary, ensuring complete transparency. Imagine it like your favorite subscription services crafted for your convenience and peace of mind.
HSA / FSA Accounts
Dupage Eye Associates is pleased to work with you to make your eye health affordable. We accept various insurances, as well as your Health Savings Accounts (HSA) and Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA), as convenient payment methods for your eye care needs. Whether you need an eye exam, prescription eyewear, or specialized treatment, your HSA or FSA funds can be used to cover eligible services and products. It’s a smart way to manage your healthcare expenses while investing in your vision and overall eye health.
Get the Care You Want, When You Need It*
Help pay for your family’s vision care with the CareCredit healthcare card. Use your credit card to pay for:
- Glasses and sunglasses*
- Contact lenses*
- And more.
CareCredit is the healthcare credit card designed exclusively for healthcare services with special financing options. *Whether it’s a routine checkup or a procedure, you shouldn’t have to worry about how to get the best eye care.
CareCredit Calculator
With CareCredit you can choose to reserve your cash and free up your general-purpose credit cards for other expenses. Once you have CareCredit, you can use it as often as you want, without reapplying, as long as you have available credit. CareCredit is accepted at more than 200,000 providers nationwide.Learn more by visiting www.carecredit.com or contacting our office.
*Subject to credit approval. Minimum monthly payments required.
Find multiple options to make your payments here. All you need is your account number (see your recent statement) and your preferred method of payment.
Have your patient account number, credit or debit card or checking account ready. Your patient account number is required, please see your recent statement.
