Understanding your insurance benefits shouldn't be complicated. Whether you're scheduling a routine eye exam, purchasing new eyewear, or receiving medical eye care, our team is here to help you navigate your vision and medical insurance benefits with confidence.
Advanced Vision Care works with many vision and medical insurance plans and is happy to answer questions about your coverage before your appointment. If you're unsure about your benefits, simply give us a call—we're here to help!
Vision and medical insurance cover different aspects of your eye care. Vision insurance typically helps cover routine eye exams, prescription glasses, contact lenses, and other vision-related services.
Medical insurance may apply when you're being evaluated or treated for certain eye diseases, injuries, infections, or other medical eye conditions.
Because every insurance plan is different, our team will help you understand which benefits may apply to your visit and answer any questions before your appointment.
To help us process your benefits as efficiently as possible, please bring:
If your insurance information has changed since your last visit, please let us know before your appointment so we can update your records.
Everyone's financial situation is different, and we believe cost shouldn't stand in the way of protecting your vision. In addition to accepting many vision and medical insurance plans, Advanced Vision Care offers flexible financing options to help make eye exams, eyewear, and medical eye care more manageable.
CareCredit® is a healthcare financing option that allows qualified patients to pay for eligible eye care services through monthly payments.
Cherry offers a flexible way to finance eligible eye care services and eyewear with a variety of monthly payment options.
Vision insurance typically covers routine eye care, including comprehensive eye exams, glasses, and contact lenses. Medical insurance may apply when you're being evaluated or treated for eye diseases, injuries, infections, or other medical conditions affecting your eyes.
If you have both types of coverage, we recommend bringing both insurance cards to your appointment. This allows our team to determine which benefits may apply to the services you receive.
You're still welcome to schedule an appointment with us. Our team can discuss your options, explain costs, and answer any questions before your visit.
Coverage varies by plan. Many vision insurance plans include benefits for prescription eyewear or contact lenses, but the amount of coverage differs depending on your policy.
Please let us know as soon as possible if your insurance changes before your appointment. Updating your information ahead of time helps us verify your benefits and avoid delays when you arrive.
If you have questions about your vision benefits, medical insurance, or what may be covered during your visit, our team is here to help. We'll do everything we can to help you understand your benefits so you can focus on your eye health—not the paperwork.
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