Vision Insurance FAQs
What Insurance Covers & What It Doesn't
Insurance can be confusing, especially when it comes to eye care. Below are answers to common questions, including whether Medicaid pays for eye exams, whether insurance covers dry eye treatment, whether insurance covers glaucoma care, and whether insurance covers myopia management.
Dry eye evaluations and treatment may be eligible for medical insurance coverage when symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment meet your plan's requirements.
Medicaid may cover routine eye exams for eligible patients, including children and qualifying adults. Coverage varies by state and plan type. Contact our office before your visit and we'll help verify your benefits and determine which services may be covered under your Medicaid plan.
Coverage varies depending on your insurance plan and the treatment being recommended. Some portions of care may be eligible for benefits while others may not.
Some plans may provide benefits that can be applied toward contact lenses. Coverage varies by carrier and individual plan.
Orthokeratology coverage varies by insurance plan. Our team can help review your benefits and discuss available options.
Glaucoma evaluations, testing, and monitoring are frequently covered through medical insurance when medically necessary.
Many medical insurance plans provide coverage for ongoing glaucoma care and monitoring.
Coverage varies depending on the type of lens, diagnosis, and insurance plan. Our team can help determine what benefits may apply.
Our Team Can Help Determine Which Insurance Applies
Many patients aren't sure whether vision insurance or medical insurance should be used for their appointment. Contact our office before your visit, and we'll help review your benefits and answer your questions.