Eye problems due to aging may interfere with your daily activities. If you have concerns with the retina, the doctor may prescribe a Fluorescein Angiography test. Learn more about its price rate in clinics and hospitals in the Philippines.
Price of Fluorescein Angiography
The price of Fluorescein Angiography in Philippine hospitals may start from Php Php 4,700 to 5,048 and above. Each eye center may have a specific price depending on the prevailing rates. In hospitals, the test is also available for patients.
See: Eye Test Price List
Hospitals List
Here is a list of hospitals with Fluorescein Angiography test for patients. Some eye centers are integrated into their departments for patient convenience.
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Roque Eye Center
St. Luke’s Medical Center
Makati Medical Center
Public Hospitals
In terms of government hospital, you may want to inquire from PGH as they have some of the widest coverage of medical tests. However, the volume of patients could mean scheduling problems even if some services are free of charge.
Cheap Price
Some eye centers may provide a cheap Fluorescein Angiogram test to patients based on packages. These hospitals and clinics have a dedicated package rate which will include other eye tests and exams. The cost may start from Php 3,500 and above.
Health Card for Eye Tests
Most HMO cards will not be used for eye exams and diagnostics. They may be useful only during the consultation with an eye doctor. However, you can still maximize your card for other medical procedures that it covers.
Philhealth Discount
You may need to look at the Philhealth case rate coverage for eye tests. Note that surgical procedures are covered but diagnostics may not be included in the list.
See: Philhealth Price Coverage
What is Fluorescein Angiography
The test involves a special camera to see the blood vessels in the eyes. Images coming from the equipment is then interpreted by the ophthalmologist for proper diagnosis.
Steps and Procedures
The doctor may drop fluids into the eyes to dilate them. A dye is then injected into the vein for proper imaging. This will take about 10 to 15 minutes. The special camera will then take images of the retina.
References: AAO, ClevelandClinic, Univ. of British Columbia
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