See clearly, worry less
Vision care isn’t part of Original Medicare. Our advisors help you find vision coverage for exams, glasses, and contacts — at a price that works for you.
Why vision coverage matters
Clear vision is part of staying independent and active — driving, reading, recognizing faces, and enjoying daily life. As we age, regular eye exams also help catch conditions early.
But like dental, routine vision care (exams, glasses, and contacts) generally isn’t covered by Original Medicare. A vision plan can help make these everyday costs more manageable.
Routine vision care isn’t covered by Original Medicare. A plan makes exams, glasses, and contacts more predictable and affordable.
Types of vision plans
Standalone vision plans
Separate coverage for routine exams, lenses, and frames.
Bundled with Medicare Advantage
Some Medicare Advantage plans include vision benefits that vary by plan.
Different coverage levels
From basic exam coverage to allowances for glasses and contacts.
How vision works with Medicare
Medical eye care
Original Medicare may cover care for specific medical eye conditions.
Routine care
Exams for glasses, frames, and contacts generally aren’t covered.
Your options
Some Medicare Advantage plans include vision; standalone plans are available too.
Simple, and on your side
We listen
Tell us how you use your eyes and what you want to spend.
We compare
As an independent agency, we shop across carriers for you.
We help you enroll
We walk through the choice and handle the paperwork with you.
Frequently asked questions
Does Medicare cover eye exams and glasses?
Original Medicare generally doesn’t cover routine vision care like exams for glasses or the glasses themselves. Some Medicare Advantage plans include vision benefits. We’ll explain your options.
What does a vision plan typically cover?
Often routine exams, plus allowances toward glasses or contacts. Coverage varies by plan, and we’ll help you compare.
Can I get both dental and vision coverage?
Yes — and we can help you coordinate both. Explore dental coverage.
Can I keep my eye doctor?
That depends on the plan’s network. We’ll help you check.
Is vision insurance worth it?
If you wear glasses or contacts or get regular exams, it can make costs more predictable. We’ll help you decide.
Let’s find the right vision coverage
Talk with a licensed advisor today — no pressure.
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