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Please be aware that vision insurance and medical insurance serve different purposes.

Vision insurance typically covers routine and preventive services, such as annual eye exams and prescriptions and/or materials for glasses or contact lenses. Medical insurance, on the other hand, is used when there is a known or suspected medical diagnosis—such as dry eyes, cataracts, glaucoma, pre-diabetes/diabetes or other eye conditions—that require evaluation, treatment, or ongoing care.

While our team will do their best to explain your benefits, the final determination of coverage is made by your insurance provider, not our office. It is the patient's responsibility to to understand their insurance coverage. 

Please note: Contractually we are obligated to bill all diagnoses as found. We will not alter or adjust  a diagnosis to influence billing, as doing so would constitute fraud, which we strictly prohibit.