Insurance & payment
Vision insurance, made easy
We check your benefits and file the claim for you, so you know what’s covered before you choose frames and lenses.
Insurance we accept
We accept most major vision insurance plans, including EyeMed, as well as Medicare and HMO plans.
- Most major vision plansincluding EyeMed
- EyeMed
- MedicareCoverage for glasses varies — many Medicare Advantage plans include eyewear benefits
- HMO plansVision benefits depend on your plan
Plan participation can change. Please call to confirm before your visit.
What to bring
- Your current glasses or contact lens prescription (from any eye doctor)
- Insurance member ID, or the member’s name and date of birth
- Your current glasses, if you have them
Payment options
- Cash
- Visa
- Mastercard
- American Express
- Discover
- Apple Pay
- Google Pay
- FSA / HSA cards
Insurance questions
How do I know what my plan covers?
Call us with your plan name, the member’s name and date of birth (or member ID). We’ll look up your frame, lens and contact lens benefits and tell you before you visit.
What if my plan isn’t listed?
Call us anyway — our list changes. If we’re out of network for your plan, many plans still reimburse part of the cost; we’ll give you an itemized receipt to submit.
Do you accept Medicare?
Yes. Original Medicare generally covers glasses only after cataract surgery, while many Medicare Advantage plans include yearly eyewear benefits. Call with your plan details and we’ll check your coverage.
Can I use my FSA or HSA card?
Yes. Prescription glasses, prescription sunglasses and contact lenses are generally eligible expenses. Check your plan for the exact rules.
Does my insurance cover the eye exam here?
New Optix doesn’t perform eye exams. Exam benefits are billed by the eye doctor who examines you.
Tell us your plan name and we’ll check your benefits before you come in.