As a policy holder, you have every right to file an appeal. In some cases, you can request a benefit exception request or review for medical necessity. For more information on gaining insurance coverage for vision therapy, please read the Read More …

Yes! Many patients use flexible spending accounts to cover therapy costs.

We only file insurance claims for plans which we are contracted through our private practice. You may self-submit claims using the statement we’ll provide you after each therapy session. Most insurance providers have an out-of-network claim form on their website Read More …

Not all therapy programs are alike. When choosing a vision therapy provider, make sure you are informed about your needs and expectations for a plan of therapy based on the experience of the doctor and staff, facility, equipment, and comprehensive scope of programs delivered.

Some insurance providers cover a portion of vision therapy costs, but many policies exclude it altogether. Coverage determination can depend on several factors, especially diagnosis. We ask that you contact your insurance provider for eligibility – the service code for Read More …

Due to the specialized nature of our care, we only participate with a few insurance providers: BlueCross BlueShield plans (Except Blue Select, which is an exclusive plan that our office was not asked to participate in) and Original Medicare+Your Supplement. However Read More …

Testing performed by a developmental optometrist differs greatly from a general care optometrist. During a functional (AKA developmental) vision evaluation, the doctor and a therapist will complete a battery of tests for vision skills and visual processing proficiency. The tests Read More …