The refraction is a critical part of a low vision evaluation and is performed with different equipment during the exam. The doctor carefully leads you this specialized refraction, which may take most of your examination time. “Original” Medicare does NOT Read More …
If you have “Original” Medicare, the out-of-pocket cost NOT covered typically ranges from $100 to $185. We are required to collect non-covered charges on the day of your exam. We will submit a claim for all services if you are Read More …
Generally, you do not need a referral to be seen at our office, especially if you are insured by “Original” Medicare or a BlueCross BlueShield plan. However, you may call your insurance provider to be certain.
Millions of Americans have low vision. About 135 million people around the world have low vision. What should a person do if he or she knows someone with low vision? Urge that person to make an appointment with an eye Read More …
Low vision means having a visual impairment, not correctable by standard glasses, contact lenses, medicine, or surgery that interferes with the ability to perform everyday activities easily. What causes low vision? Low vision can result from a variety of diseases, Read More …
Many insurance companies limit or exclude coverage for vision therapy. Please call your insurance company for benefit information. We can provide a letter of medical necessity for pre-determination of vision therapy services after you have been evaluated at our office.
Our office provides optometric vision therapy to build or rebuild vision skills and visual processing that may have been affected due to eye disease or accident. Many vision problems can be rehabilitated when detected and treated early.
Insurance may pay for a portion of a neuro-optometry evaluation. Workman’s compensation or auto insurance companies need to approve treatment before scheduling. Call our office and your insurance company to minimize confusion and try to maximize coverage for your treatment.
Generally, you do not need a referral to be seen at our office, especially if you are insured by “Original” Medicare or a BlueCross BlueShield plan. However, you may call your insurance provider to be certain.
Even mild concussions, a fall off a ladder or down stairs, or a seemingly “minor” car, motorcycle or bicycle accident can cause vision issues. See a vision specialist to treat any eye health concerns and also see a neuro-optometrist to Read More …