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Keratoconus care in Puerto Rico
0 source-checked listings. This is not a count of every specialist in Puerto Rico.
No source record for Puerto Rico yet.
We have no source-checked listing in Puerto Rico yet. That reflects what we've documented, not the care available there. Ask your eye doctor for a referral, try the outside resources below, or browse all listings.
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- Call to confirm the service is done at the location you plan to visit, and who performs it.
- Ask whether the visit is billed to medical or vision coverage, and for written estimates on lens fitting or cross-linking.
- Ask your current eye doctor for a referral and to send your corneal maps.
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Other places to look
Independent organizations with their own criteria. We don't control or verify their lists, and inclusion there is not a KeratoconusRegistry listing.
- National Keratoconus Foundation: Keratoconus referrals(opens in a new tab)
NKCF's own referral service. Their criteria and review are theirs, not ours.
- American Optometric Association: Find a doctor(opens in a new tab)
A general optometrist locator. It does not indicate keratoconus experience; ask each office.
- Scleral Lens Education Society: For patients(opens in a new tab)
Patient information about scleral lenses, including how to look for a fitter.
Your own eye doctor can also refer you to a cornea or specialty lens practice.