Insurance & Finance

Your vision is important, and as you get older your risk of developing an eye condition rises. This is why we encourage you to consider signing up for insurance to cover your eye care should anything untoward happen.

The difference between health and vision plans

It’s important to understand the differences between types of insurance so that you know what you are covered for. In Texas, vision plans aim to help with items like eye examinations (without any eye diseases), glasses, and contact lenses. Health insurance is geared more toward covering any medical treatment that you need due to an injury or eye diseases. Diagnosis and treatments for dry eyes, eye allergies, cataracts, and glaucoma are usually covered under medical health insurance and not vision plans.

Investing in insurance can make it easier to prioritize your eye health and that of your family. We can’t advise you on the best vision plan in Texas, but we recommend you compare the ones we accept to see which suits you most.

If you have health insurance or a vision plan in Texas, check our list below to see if we accept your plan.

Vision plans in Texas that we accept are:

• EyeMed Vision Care
• VSP
• Spectera.

Medical insurance plans that we accept are:

• Aetna
• BlueCross / BlueShield
• Cigna
• Medicare
• United Healthcare.

If you have a health or vision plan that you don’t see listed, give us a call and we’ll be happy to discuss your options.

CareCredit Financing

If you need help with financing, we accept CareCredit. This is like a credit card that you can use for eye treatment, covering everything from check-ups to LASIK surgery. With CareCredit, you can get the treatment you need even if you don’t have insurance.

If you are unsure about any of the information here, just give us a call and one of our friendly staff will be happy to talk you through it.