Unlimited Vision Of Medicare doesn’t cover eye exams (sometimes called “eye refractions”) for eyeglasses or contact lenses. Your Cost share is 100%. However, there are Medicare Advantage plans that offer dental plans.
Medicare does give coverage for the following:
Medicare Part B (Medical Insurance) covers eye exams for diabetic retinopathy once yearly if you have diabetes. The exam must be done by an eye doctor who is legally allowed to do the test in your state.
You pay 20% of the Medicare-approved amount for your doctor’s services; the Part B deductible applies. In a hospital outpatient setting, you pay a copayment.
If Vision Coverage is important, talk to your Medicare Advisor about which plan with Dental would work best for you.
Mike Miligi- Owner- Michael M Insurance Services
For over 10 years, Mike has been assisting Seniors and other Medicare-eligible individuals in understanding the ins and outs of Unlimited Vision Of Medicare and Medicare Health Insurance options, including Medicare Advantage Plans(Part C), Medicare Supplement Plans(Medigap), Prescription Drug Plans(PartD) and Dental and Vision programs.
Mike is Licensed in 7 States and Certified with 11 Insurance Carriers and has helped thousands of individuals decide on the best course of action for their particular Health Insurance needs. Because Mike is an Independent Medicare Health Insurance Broker, he works for the client not the Insurance Carriers and is able to provide his clients with accurate and unbiased Health Insurance options.
