Clearer Vision Starts Here
Jackson County Hospital offers cataract surgery and related eye care services close to home. If you’ve been living with blurry vision, glare, or difficulty seeing at night, our visiting eye specialists can evaluate and treat cataracts using safe, proven surgical techniques that restore visual clarity and improve your quality of life.
Meet The Team
Our Cataract Surgeries Providers
What to Expect
- Initial Eye Exam by our visiting ophthalmologist
- Pre-surgical consultation to measure your eye and determine the best lens implant
Day of Surgery
- Arrive with a support person
- Mild sedation for comfort
- Short recovery period before going home
Post-Surgery
- Use of eye drops and protective eyewear
- Temporary light sensitivity or mild discomfort
FAQS
Common Questions
Yes. Your primary care provider or optometrist can refer you for an evaluation with our visiting cataract surgeon.
Most patients resume normal activities within a few days, with full healing in 4–6 weeks.
No. The procedure is typically painless and done under light sedation with local anesthesia.
Some patients may still need reading glasses or correction for distance, depending on the type of lens chosen.
Contact our Specialty Clinic for dates and availability of visiting ophthalmology services.
Yes. Most insurance plans and Medicare cover cataract surgery when it’s medically necessary.
