Most plans, accepted.
We’re in-network with the major vision plans and accept medical insurance for eye-health visits. Type your plan to check — then we verify your exact benefit before your appointment.
Is my insurance accepted?
Type your plan — we’ll tell you in a second.
This checker is illustrative and not a guarantee of coverage. Benefits depend on your specific plan and eligibility. We verify your coverage directly with your insurer before your appointment, and you’ll always know any out-of-pocket cost up front.
Two kinds of coverage.
Vision plans (VSP, EyeMed and friends) cover routine exams, glasses, and contacts. Medical insurance covers eye-health conditions — dry eye, diabetic exams, infections, and urgent care. We figure out which one applies, and verify it for you.
Vision plans we accept.
VSP Vision Care
In-network for routine exams, frames & contacts.
EyeMed
In-network — exam, materials & lens allowances apply.
Spectera / UnitedHealthcare Vision
In-network for routine vision benefits.
Davis Vision
In-network — bring your member ID to your visit.
Superior Vision
In-network for routine exams & eyewear.
For eye-health visits.
Aetna (medical)
Accepted for medical eye visits (dry eye, diabetic, urgent).
Blue Cross Blue Shield (medical)
Accepted for medical eye care — verified before your visit.
Cigna (medical)
Accepted for medical eye visits.
Medicare (Part B)
Accepted for medically necessary eye care.
The Insurance-Accepted Checker is illustrative and not a guarantee of coverage or eligibility. In-network status, allowances, and out-of-pocket costs depend on your specific plan. We verify your coverage directly with your insurer before your appointment.
Insurance, answered.
Vision plans (like VSP or EyeMed) cover routine exams, glasses, and contacts. Medical insurance covers eye-health conditions — dry eye, diabetic eye exams, infections, injuries, and urgent care. Some visits use one, some use the other, and occasionally both. We sort out which applies and verify your coverage before you’re charged.
With most vision plans, a routine comprehensive exam is covered in full or carries a small copay. Self-pay, a comprehensive exam starts at $145 and a children’s exam at $125. Contact-lens fittings carry a separate fee from $75. We confirm your exact cost before your appointment — no surprises.