How to Schedule an Appointment or Pay Your Bill at Kansas City Eye Clinic

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Kansas City Eye Clinic (kceyeclinic.com) provides two separate paths for the tasks most patients come to the site for: booking a visit and handling a bill. Appointments are handled through the site's "Schedule an Appointment" option or the "New Patients" section, while billing goes through the dedicated "Pay My Bill" page. For LASIK and refractive surgery questions specifically, the clinic directs you to its Refractive Coordinator at 913.641.3100 rather than the general scheduling flow.

Scheduling an Appointment

The clinic offers a few ways to get on the calendar, and the right one depends on whether you're a new or returning patient and what kind of visit you need.

General appointments

  • Use the Schedule an Appointment option on the site to start booking.
  • New patients should also look at the New Patients section, which the clinic pairs with scheduling so first-time visitors know what to expect.
  • If you prefer to talk to someone, the clinic invites you to stop by, call, or email — all three contact methods are listed as options.

LASIK and refractive surgery

This is a separate track from routine scheduling:

  • Call the Refractive Coordinator at 913.641.3100 or send an email for details on laser vision correction.
  • The clinic describes a Complimentary Refractive Analysis as the first step in evaluating your vision for LASIK or other refractive procedures.
  • The refractive surgeons named on the site are Christopher Ketcherside, M.D. and Megan Haghnegahdar, M.D.

If your visit is about cataracts rather than LASIK, note that the clinic offers both traditional and laser-assisted cataract surgery, so it's worth saying which you're asking about when you call.

Paying Your Bill

Billing is kept separate from appointment scheduling. The site includes a Pay My Bill page for this purpose. If you can't find it or have a question about a charge, the clinic's general contact options (stop by, call, or email) are the fallback.

What to Know Before You Contact Them

A few details from the clinic's own description help you decide how to approach your request:

Your situation Best entry point
New patient, routine or specialized care Schedule an Appointment + New Patients section
Existing patient with a billing question Pay My Bill page
Interested in LASIK or refractive surgery Refractive Coordinator, 913.641.3100
Not sure, or prefer a person Call, email, or stop by

The clinic describes itself as a total eye care practice with nine specialty-trained ophthalmologists and optometrists and a full-service Optical Shop, and notes it has been owned solely by its doctors since the 1920s — no private equity, insurance company, hospital, or health system ownership. That matters mainly if you're choosing a practice based on who controls clinical decisions.

One practical note from patient feedback on the site: paperwork can arrive by text before your appointment, and completing it ahead of time is described as making check-in faster. If you receive that link, filling it out in advance is worth the few minutes.