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If Eye surgery is required it can be very expensive. Nobody should have to endure poor Eye health because of concerns about their capacity to pay. SuperCare can provide the solution.
Did you know that you can apply for the Early Release of your Superannuation to pay for your Eye surgery or that of an eligible direct family member? And - you can choose the Practitioner! Please contact us for further information regarding the eligibility of your family member(s) as well as the certain surgeries that may be available to them.
SuperCare can help you
SuperCare has helped countless Australians apply for the Early Release of their Superannuation to pay for Eye surgery. We assist our clients' application for the early release of their superannuation and, if an approval is obtained , our clients are then able to approach their superannuation fund trustees and request that their superannuation be released.
It is possible to use superannuation funds to pay for some medical procedures for family members - so long as the family member is eligible pursuant to the Superannuation Industry (Supervision) Act 1993. For further information about the eligibility of your family member(s) as well as the types of medical services available to eligible family member(s), please contact us.
Many in the community are, however, still not aware of the availability of this Payment Option.
As a SuperCare Client, you will feel supported, fully informed and confident of a positive outcome – enabling you to focus on the most important issue, being your health!
The ERS Payment Option is ideal for a family that:
- Does not have the relevant, or sufficient, private health insurance.
- May not have access to sufficient, available funds.
- Does, however, have one member with sufficient Superannuation funds.
Your Superannuation funds can be utilised to pay for a range of Eye surgeries, including:
LASIK Eye Surgery
LASIK eye surgery is a life changing procedure that can correct common vision conditions such as myopia, astigmatism and hyperopia. There are many different options available for LASIK eye surgery.
Cataract Eye Surgery
Cataracts are the most common forms of vision loss worldwide. Our eye specialist can perform cataract eye surgery to replace your intraocular lens and restore your vision.
Online Eye Test
Try our online eye test from the comfort of your couch or office chair. The test will give you an idea of how good your eyesight is and if you should schedule an appointment with us.
Macular Degeneration Treatment
Suffering from Macular Degeneration changes your entire life. With early specialised treatment, you have the potential to regain your ability to drive and read again, as well as recognise the faces of loved ones.
Glaucoma Treatment
While glaucoma cannot be cured and lost eyesight due to Glaucoma cannot be recovered, the effects can be managed. We provide treatment options that help to prevent as much damage as possible.
Diabetic Retinopathy Treatment
Individuals with diabetes are at high risk for developing retinopathy, which can permanently damage the retina. If you are at risk, take action early. The only way to avoid damage and prevent further vision loss caused by diabetics is to have your eye checked by an eye specialist.
Short Sightedness Treatment
Myopia, or short-sightedness, can be corrected with glasses, lenses or refractive surgery, like LASIK eye surgery.
Keratoconus Treatment
Keratoconus is a progressive eye disease that causes the thinning of the cornea. Talk to us about Keratoconus treatment.
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Please note your fund trustee has a discretion to decide whether or not it will release your superannuation according to its own policies. Should the trustee agree to release your superannuation, you are able to use those funds to pay for medical treatment or funeral expenses that you would otherwise be unable to pay for.
It is possible to use superannuation funds to pay for some medical procedures for family members - so long as the family member is eligible pursuant to the Superannuation Industry (Supervision) Act 1993. For further information about the eligibility of your family member(s) as well as the types of medical services available to eligible family member(s), please contact us.