Medicare VS Medicaid
Medicare and Medicaid are two government-run health programs that provide health insurance benefits to a significant number
Medicare and Medicaid are two government-run health programs that provide health insurance benefits to a significant number
Original Medicare usually does not cover vision-related services unless it is for certain circumstances, such as surgery. However, some Medicare Advantage Plans will cover other vision-related services or items.
Original Medicare will more than likely not cover routine vision exams but will provide coverage under certain circumstances. For example, Original Medicare will pay if:
Depending on where you receive your services from, the costs of each service could vary because many eye doctors will charge whatever they feel is necessary for their services. The prices will also depend on the location of the business. For example, if it is located in a large metropolitan area, you could end up paying more.
For many, an initial patient exam could cost up to $200, and an established patient exam could cost up to $128. The average cost of a refractive eye test can range up to $46. While these are not the most expensive costs from services you can receive regarding your vision, they can give you an idea of what to expect if these services aren’t covered by Medicare.
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