Vision Integrated Partners

Vision Integrated Partners (VIP) is a managed services organization (MSO) specializing in ophthalmology practice and ambulatory surgery center (ASC) management. Established in 2003, VIP partners with leading ophthalmologists to enhance the value and growth of their practices.

By providing comprehensive administrative support—including finance and accounting, human resources, staff recruitment and training, and ASC development—VIP enables physicians to concentrate on delivering exceptional patient care.

Headquarters and Locations

VIP is headquartered in Chesterfield, Missouri, and operates across multiple states.

• Kansas
• Missouri
• Ohio
• Illinois
• Oklahoma
• Florida
• California
• Columbus, OH, USA
• Oklahoma City, OK, USA

Company Size and Reach

The organization collaborates with over 130 eyecare professionals across 23 practices, comprising 56 locations.

VIP also manages 12 ambulatory surgery centers, showcasing a significant footprint in the ophthalmic care sector.

Recent Market Expansions

In September 2022, VIP expanded into the Oklahoma City market by partnering with Britton Vision Associates and Southwest Eye Clinic & Surgery.

This addition brought nine clinic locations and an ambulatory surgical center.

VIP also strengthened its presence in the greater Kansas City area through partnerships adding 48 physicians,

19 locations, and five ambulatory surgery centers with Heart of America Eye Care, Mid-America Eye Center, and Physician's Surgery Center.

Strategic Growth and Support

VIP's growth is supported by Firmament, a provider of structured equity capital solutions to small- and medium-sized enterprises.

This partnership has facilitated VIP's expansion and operational improvements.

VIP offers comprehensive support to physician partners while maintaining a strong focus on high-quality patient care.

Impact on Ophthalmic Care

By integrating administrative functions and providing strategic growth support, Vision Integrated Partners plays a pivotal role in advancing ophthalmic care.

This approach allows physicians to dedicate more time to patient outcomes and less to operational challenges.