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Urgent Care Room – On-Duty Physician Consultation

Therapist – Dr. A.R. Badalyan Follow-Up Consultation

Therapist – Dr. A.R. Badalyan Initial Consultation

Endocrinologist – Dr. L.R. Karapetyan Follow-Up Consultation

Endocrinologist – Dr. L.R. Karapetyan Initial Consultation

Dr. N.E. Danielyan Ophthalmologist – Contact Lens Specialist

Dr. A.F. Gharakeshishyan Head of Oculoplastics & Neuro-Ophthalmology Dept., PhD

Dr. A.V. Hovakimyan Head of Inflammatory Eye Diseases Dept., MD, ScD, Professor

Dr. A.H. Vardanyan Head of Vitreoretinal Department, MD, ScD, Professor

Dr. G.L. Grigoryan Head of Eye Trauma Department, PhD, Associate Professor

Dr. L.A. Voskanian Head of Glaucoma Department, PhD, Associate Professor

Dr. E.A. Malayan Head of S. Ohanyan Diagnostic and Laser Treatment Dept., PhD

Dr. R.G. Harutyunyan Head of Pediatric Ophthalmology, PhD

Dr. D.A. Margaryan Head of Diagnostic Department

Dr. A.A. Shakharyan Professor, MD, ScD

Dr. H.M. Miroyan Center Director, MD, ScD

This includes the following mandatory evaluations:

Comprehensive eye examination
Ophthalmologist consultation
Visual acuity testing (including confirmation methods)
Tonometry (Maklakov method)
Biomicroscopy
Ophthalmoscopy
Autorefractometry
If needed, additional in-depth diagnostic tests may be performed to confirm the diagnosis:

Skiascopy / Retinoscopy
Gonioscopy
Ocular ultrasonography (sonography)
Keratometry
Projection perimetry
Color perimetry
Macular testing
Adaptometry
Orbital X-ray
Additional tests, if required, will be charged separately based on the decision of the committee chairperson or members. These may include:

Electroretinography (ERG)
Visual Evoked Potentials (VEP)
The official conclusion is provided in person and signed by both the chair and members of the committee.

This service covers ophthalmologist consultations conducted outside the clinic — at the patient’s home or in other medical institutions.

The consultation includes:

– Patient assessment by an ophthalmologist

– Visual acuity evaluation

– Intraocular pressure measurement

– Refraction testing

– Fundus examination

– Written medical report and treatment recommendations

– Transportation of the doctor and nurse must be arranged by the patient

The consultation includes:

– Basic diagnostic testing

– Consultation with an ophthalmologist

– Visual acuity testing (visometry)

– Intraocular pressure measurement (Maklakov method)

– Biomicroscopy

– Ophthalmoscopy

If needed, additional in-depth diagnostics may be performed:

– Skiascopy / Retinoscopy

– Eyeglass prescription and selection

The exam includes:

– Core diagnostic testing

– Full consultation with an ophthalmologist

– Visual acuity test (visometry)

– Intraocular pressure measurement (Maklakov method)

– Biomicroscopy

– Ophthalmoscopy

If needed, additional diagnostic tests may include:

– Skiascopy / Retinoscopy

– Eyeglass prescription

– Ocular ultrasound (sonography)

– Autorefractometry

– Keratometry

– Projection perimetry

– Color perimetry

– Macular function test

– Adaptometry

– Anesthesiologist consultation

– Clinical and biochemical lab tests (CBC, urinalysis, blood glucose testing), excluding AST, ALT, urea, creatinine, and total protein

– Bacteriological analysis

– Internal medicine (therapist) consultation

– ECG (electrocardiogram)

– Endocrinologist consultation

– Orbital X-ray imaging

1. Patients receive an outpatient card valid for six (6) months. During this period, the listed ophthalmologic tests are free of charge—except for ocular ultrasound, autorefractometry, orbital X-ray, ECG, and blood glucose testing, which are covered once per eye within the 6-month period.

2. All outpatient cards are the property of the Malayan Eye Center and are archived in the records department for five (5) years.

3. In surgical cases, additional biochemical tests may be prescribed by the anesthesiologist, if needed.

4. For surgeries performed under general anesthesia, further lab testing is provided for a fee based on a referral signed by an anesthesiology department physician.

Photogoniography (Second time within 6 months – free)

– Both eyes

Photogoniography (Second time within 6 months – free)

– One eye

Orbital and Eyeball X-Ray – One eye

Spectral Optical Coherence Tomography (Heidelberg Spectralis)

Fundus Photography (Retinal Imaging) – One eye

Ангиография сосудов сетчатки /Alcon/

2 (два) глаза

Fluorescein Angiography

Ultrasound Biomicroscopy (UBM) – Anterior Segment – One eye

Ultrasound Scan – Type B (Ocular Sonography) – One eye

Ultrasound Scan – Type A (A-Scan Biometry) – One eye

Corneal Thickness Measurement (VISAUFE / Pachymetry) – One eye

Autorefractometry

– Both eyes

Autorefractometry

– One eye

Demodex Detection 

– Both eyes

Demodex Detection – One eye

Demodex Detection – One eye

Bacterial Culture with Antibiotic Sensitivity Testing - One eye

Bacteriology Lab Services

Creatinine

Urea

Kidney Function Tests

ALT

AST

Liver Function Tests (Transaminases)

Comprehensive Panel (AST, ALT, Urea, Creatinine, Total Protein)

HIV Rapid Test

Hepatitis C Antibody (Anti-HCV)

Hepatitis B Surface Antigen (HBsAg)

Total Protein

Blood Glucose Test

Urinalysis

General Blood Test

Pleoptic-Orthoptic Vision Therapy – Full treatment course

GBT Therapy (Galvanic-Bio-Therapy) – Course of 10 sessions

Phonophoresis Treatment – Course of 10 sessions

Electrophoresis Therapy (with pad) – Course of 10 sessions

Dry Eye Treatment (S-Stim) - Both eyes

Dry Eye Treatment (S-Stim) - One eye

Dry Eye Diagnosis (LACRUDIAG)

Enhancement Surgery After 2 Years of Initial Refractive Surgery

Both eyes

Enhancement Surgery After 2 Years of Initial Refractive Surgery

One eye

Keratoconus Treatment with Intrastromal Rings (Without Cost of Implants)

Cross-Linking + Excimer Laser (PRK) – One Eye

Cross-Linking Therapy

Second eye in follow-up

Cross-Linking Therapy

One eye only

Cross-Linking Therapy

Both eyes (same session)

FEMTO-LASIK for Myopia, Hyperopia, Astigmatism (One Eye)

LASIK Surgery (One Eye) - Free touch-up within 2 years included

LASIK Surgery (One Eye) - Free touch-up within 2 years included

LASIK Surgery (One Eye) - Free touch-up within 2 years included

LASIK Surgery (One Eye) - Free touch-up within 2 years included

Excimer Laser Surgery – PRK (One Eye)

Macular Micropulse Laser Treatment (TX Cell Pattern – Micropulse)

Both eyes

Macular Micropulse Laser Treatment (TX Cell Pattern – Micropulse)

One eye

Micropulse PRP (Panretinal Laser with TX Cell Pattern – Micropulse)

Both eyes

Micropulse PRP (Panretinal Laser with TX Cell Pattern – Micropulse)

One eye

Simultaneous PRK + Panretinal Photocoagulation (Both Eyes)

Panretinal Laser Photocoagulation (One Eye)

Peripheral Retinal Photocoagulation (One Eye)

Laser Capsulotomy (One Eye)

Laser Iridectomy (One Eye)

Laser Trabeculoplasty (One Eye)

Advanced IOL Calculation Post-Refractive Surgery (e.g., LASIK, RK)

Both eyes

Advanced IOL Calculation Post-Refractive Surgery (e.g., LASIK, RK)

One eye

Computerized Visual Field Test

Both eyes

Computerized Visual Field Test

One eye

Visual Evoked Potential (VEP – Both Eyes)

ERG (Retinal Electrophysiology – Both Eyes)

IOL Calculation with Optical Biometry

Both eyes

IOL Calculation with Optical Biometry

One eye

OCT Angiography – Follow-Up Scans

Both eyes

OCT Angiography – Follow-Up Scans

One eye

OCT Angiography – Initial Scan

Both eyes

OCT Angiography – Initial Scan

One eye

Anterior Segment OCT (One Eye)

Corneal & Conjunctival Lesion Demarcation (Vasodemarkation – One Eye)

OCT – Follow-Up Scans

Both eyes

OCT – Follow-Up Scans

One eye

Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT)

Both eyes

Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT)

One eye

Multifocal ERG (Electrophysiology of Retina – Both Eyes)

Ultrasound Biometry – A-Scan (One Eye)

Oculyzer Scan (One Eye)

Corneal Topography

Both eyes

Corneal Topography

One eye

Corneal Thickness (Pachymetry – One Eye)

Verion Biometric Calculation (One Eye)

IOL Master Calculation (One Eye)

Fundus Photography (One Eye)

Autorefractometry

Both eyes

Autorefractometry

One eye

Outpatient treatment for intraocular injection / 1 (one) / eye

Keratometry

Both eyes

Keratometry

One eye

Non-contact Tonometry + Corneal Thickness Measurement (Pachymetry – Nidek) - One eye

Non-contact Tonometry - Both eyes

Chronic eye conditions requiring minor outpatient procedures – Outpatient (valid for three months)

Chronic eye conditions requiring regular medication and follow-up – Outpatient (valid for one month)

Ischemic optic neuropathy – Three-month treatment course

Age-related macular degeneration – Three-month treatment course

Central retinal vein thrombosis – Three-month treatment course

Central retinal artery occlusion – One-month treatment course

Tear duct probing (inpatient setting)

Tear duct probing (outpatient setting)

Intravitreal injections

Terminal painful glaucoma alcoholization

– Ciliary body anti-glaucoma treatment (cyclodestruction)

– One eye

Posterior and diffuse uveitis / panuveitis (viral, bacterial, fungal, autoimmune, etc.)

– Six-month treatment course

Intermediate uveitis

– One-month treatment course

Anterior uveitis (HLA B27-associated, herpetic, idiopathic, phacogenic, Fuchs’ uveal syndrome)

– One-month treatment course

Scleritis treatment

– One-month treatment course

Stromal keratitis or corneal ulcer (viral, bacterial, fungal, autoimmune, etc.)

– One-month treatment course

Superficial keratitis or corneal ulcer (viral, bacterial, fungal, autoimmune, etc.)

– One-month treatment course

Subtenon injection

Post-burn eyelid scar treatment

– Both eyes

Post-burn eyelid scar treatment

– One eye

Tics and involuntary muscle movements

– Both eyes

Tics and involuntary muscle movements

– One eye

Dermatochalasis injection

– Both eyes

Dermatochalasis injection

– One eye

Dermatochalasis injection

– One eye

Hemifacial spasm injection

– Both eyes

Hemifacial spasm injection

– One eye

– Both eyes (120 ED units)

– Both eyes (91 ED units)

– One eye (60 ED units)

– One eye (51 ED units)

One eye (60 ED units)

One eye (51 ED units)

One eye (25 ED units)

Both eyes with forehead lift (68 ED units)

One eye (50 ED units)

Tear trough correction

Injection of one unit of Dysport

One eye (25 ED units)

One eye (50 ED units)

Eyebrow lift – 1 thread

Lower eyelid puffiness, fat prolapse, or herniation

– 1 thread (depending on quantity needed)

Age-related eyelid ptosis correction

– 2 threads

Age-related eyelid ptosis correction

– 1 thread

Excess eyelid skin – 1 thread

Non-surgical laser removal of eyelid skin growths or fatty deposits (larger lesions)

Non-surgical laser removal of eyelid skin growths or fatty deposits (small lesions)

Non-surgical laser blepharoplasty

– Both eyes

Non-surgical laser blepharoplasty

– One eye

Dark circle treatment around the eyes

– Both eyes (upper and lower eyelids)

Dark circle treatment around the eyes

– One eye (single eyelid)

Correction of congenital or acquired deformities

Restylane 1 ml

Restylane 0.6 ml

Restylane 0.3 ml

Neauvia 1 ml

Neauvia 0.6 ml

Neauvia 0.3 ml

Saypha 1 ml

Saypha 0.6 ml

Saypha 0.3 ml

Minor surgical procedures *  Base Cost - 12.300 AMD, Co-payment - 15.000 AMD, AMD - 27.300 AMD

Surgical treatment of ocular injuries Base Cost - 77.200 AMD, Co-payment - 100.000 AMD,  AMD - 177.200 AMD

Surgical iridectomy or revision of filtration bleb, one eye

Corneal vessel embolization/coagulation

Surgical iridectomy

Pneumopexy for retinal fixation with gas injection and retinal tear laser coagulation

Stage II retinal detachment surgery: exchange of temporary vitreous substitutes within 7–10 days

Amniotic membrane transplantation*

Anterior chamber irrigation, pupil reconstruction

Group 1

Outpatient surgeries (xanthelasma, chalazion, papilloma, pterygium, conjunctival cyst/removal of chalasis, multiple sclerotomy)

Minimally invasive micro-sclerostomy (MIMS)

Microsurgical management of all types of penetrating eye injuries

Anterior chamber anti-glaucoma stenting – shunting (Glaukos brand, outside program coverage)

Eyebrow lift

Traditional sinus trabeculectomy

Intraocular lens implantation in aphakic eye

Intraocular lens explantation or repositioning

Cataract extraction

Iridoplasty

Cosmetic corneal tattooing*

Dacryocystectomy (removal of the lacrimal sac)

Reconstruction of the lacrimal drainage system

Scleroplasty

Strabismus correction

Excision of conjunctival or eyelid growths without transplantation

Entropion and ectropion correction (inward/outward eyelid turning)

Enucleation without implant, evisceration (removal of eye contents) without implant

Gold weight implant for lagophthalmos correction

Entropion correction using cartilage tightening technique

PRESERFLO implant placement

Lagophthalmos correction

Silicone oil removal with cataract extraction

Anti-glaucoma surgery with valve implant

Combined sinus trabeculectomy and cataract extraction

Sinus trabeculectomy with postoperative suture laser adjustment option

Phacoemulsification

Iris cyst removal with iris reconstruction

Anterior eye segment reconstruction

Complex secondary strabismus surgery involving muscle transposition

Correction of ptosis or symblepharon with grafting*

Plastic surgery of eyelids and conjunctiva for various conditions

Excision of subconjunctival tumor

Subconjunctival dermal-fat graft implantation

Delayed intrascleral implantation with conjunctival cavity graft

Enucleation with implant placement, or evisceration with implant

Excision of eyelid and conjunctival growths with transplantation*

Vitrectomy combined with extracapsular extraction (EEc)

Membranectomy with silicone oil removal or replacement

Circumferential scleral buckling (circlage)

Silicone oil removal with phacoemulsification

Stage I retinal detachment repair with vitreous substitute

Lensectomy with vitreous substitute injection*

Vitrectomy with vitreous substitute injection

Sinus trabeculectomy with phacoemulsification

Artificial iris implant surgery

Penetrating keratoplasty

Dacryocystorhinostomy

Orbital exenteration due to malignant tumors

Corneal endothelial cell count – both eyes

Corneal endothelial cell count – one eye

Keratoplasty in hypertension and synechiae with cataract extraction and lens implant – one eye

Keratoplasty in hypertension and synechiae cases – one eye

Keratosclerouveitis (1-month treatment) – one eye

Sclerouveitis (1-month treatment) – one eye

Keratouveitis (1-month treatment) – one eye

Dacryocystectomy due to mucoceles – one eye

Combined sinus trabeculectomy with phacoemulsification and complex cataract – one eye

Complex cataract phacoemulsification – one eye

Lensectomy + keratoplasty

Circlage + vitrectomy + phacoemulsification

Keratoprosthesis

Circlage with lensectomy and vitrectomy

Vitrectomy with vitreous substitute and circlage*

Blepharoplasty with fat removal – both eyes

Bilateral ptosis correction

Vitrectomy with phacoemulsification

Eyelid crease reconstruction

Lamellar keratoplasty (DALK, DSEAK, DMEK)

Keratoplasty combined with cataract extraction

Keratoplasty with intraocular lens placement for aphakia

Vitrectomy with subretinal and epiretinal membrane removal

Macular hole repair

Intraocular lens fixation with anterior vitrectomy

Retinal detachment recurrence correction (within 3 months)

Refractive phacoemulsification

Blepharoplasty without fat removal – both eyes simultaneously

Minimally invasive micro-sclerostomy with phacoemulsification

Silicone oil removal, injection, or replacement

Conjunctival-limbal autograft transplantation

Pterygium removal with autograft

Partial blepharoplasty - One eye

Partial blepharoplasty -  Both eyes (simultaneous)

Glaucoma stent-shunt placement (Glaukos) under state program

Local anesthesia with intravenous sedation (Dexdor)

Local anesthesia with intravenous sedation (Propofol)

General anesthesia

Standard

Comfort

VIP