Hamilton Vision Center is a medical eye practice, which means we can bill medical insurance for eye health visits, not just routine vision plans. Here is how coverage works and what to bring.
Eye Care Insurance for Centennial Residents
Medical vs. Vision Insurance Plans: What to Know
Vision plans usually cover a routine eye exam and glasses or contacts. Medical insurance, including Medicare, covers visits for eye health concerns like dry eye, glaucoma, diabetic eye exams, infections, and injuries. Because we are a medical practice, we can bill the right one for your visit, and sometimes both apply. If you are not sure what you have, bring your medical and vision cards, and we will help sort it out.
| Reason for your visit | Usually starts with |
|---|---|
| Routine eye exam | Vision insurance |
| Glasses or contact lenses | Vision insurance |
| Dry eye | Medical insurance |
| Glaucoma | Medical insurance |
| Diabetic eye exam | Medical insurance |
| Eye infection or injury | Medical insurance |
Vision Insurance Plans We Accept
At Hamilton Vision Center, we work with many of the most popular vision plans so you can make the most of your annual benefits. Common vision plans we accept include VSP, EyeMed, Spectera, and more.
Medical Insurance Plans We Accept
Because Hamilton Vision Center is a medical eye care practice, we can bill your medical insurance, including Medicare, for visits related to eye health conditions such as dry eye, glaucoma, diabetic eye disease, eye infections, and injuries. Whether you're interested in contact lenses or have questions about your eye health, our experienced providers are here to help. Meet the Team to learn more about the doctors and staff dedicated to delivering your personalized eye care.
Need Help With Your Benefits?
Insurance can be confusing, and we are here to make it easier. Our team at Hamilton Vision Center is happy to help you understand your benefits before your visit, so there are no surprises at checkout. Whether you are coming in for dry eye care, optical services, or prescription glasses, we can help you determine what your insurance may cover. Not sure whether you have a vision plan, a medical plan, or both? Give us a call, and we will look up your coverage and let you know exactly what to expect.
We will verify your benefits, confirm what is covered, and help you get the most out of your plan. If your carrier is not listed above, please call us at (720) 809-8778.
Frequently Asked Questions About Eye Care Insurance
Vision insurance covers routine eye exams and provides an allowance for glasses or contact lenses. Medical insurance covers visits for eye health conditions, such as dry eye, glaucoma, diabetic eye disease, infections, or injuries. As a medical eye care practice, we can bill the appropriate plan depending on the purpose of your visit.
In some cases, yes. If your visit involves both a routine component and a medical eye health concern, we may be able to bill each portion to the appropriate plan. Our team will review your benefits and let you know what applies before you come in.
Medicare Part B covers medically necessary eye exams for conditions like glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy, and macular degeneration. It does not cover routine vision exams for glasses or contacts. If you have a Medicare Advantage plan, vision benefits may also be included.
Please bring both your medical insurance card and your vision insurance card if you have them. Our team will verify your benefits before your visit and let you know which plan will be billed for your care.
Our accepted plan list is updated regularly. If you do not see your carrier, please call us at (720) 809-8778; we may still accept your plan or be able to bill out-of-network. We are happy to help you figure out your options.
Book an Eye Exam in Centennial
Bring your insurance cards and we will handle the rest. Book online or call us to schedule your visit.mPlanning your visit? Start with an eye exam, and see our hours and location for directions and hours.