Insurance & Finance Options

If you have children without health or vision insurance, we can offer insurance discount plans to provide you affordable eyeglasses options – call our opticians to discuss these options.

In addition to insurance plans, our Lake Worth eye doctors also accept flexible spending accounts, CareCredit, credit and debit card (Visa/MasterCard/AMEX/Discover) payments, and cash.

​​​​​​​We look forward to welcoming you into our Lake Worth office.

What will my Exam and Eyewear Cost?

Vision and medical insurance plans vary and your eye care and eyewear benefits during the year may be subject to spending limits. Our knowledgeable Lake Worth eye doctors and opticians will help you maximize the full use of your vision plan benefits. We will look at your specific coverage and check with your insurance provider to confirm what is available to you. So, please call our eye doctor's office at (561) 556-4600 to find out about specific eye care and eyewear costs with your plan.

Are you asking yourself “How much will my vision care plan pay toward my exams?”

Are you wondering “What will glasses and contacts cost?”

Call us at (561) 556-4600 to find out how your plan benefits can help to offset your eye care needs at our Lake Worth optometrists office at Planet Vision Eyecare. Se Habla Español.

Information We Need To Know From You

Our Lake Worth eyeglasses and contact lens insurance specialists will check in advance on what your vision plan benefits are, and how often you are eligible for services and materials. Then, we will help to maximize the use of these benefits to give the most value in fulfilling your eyecare needs.

​​​​​​​To best help you, we’ll need the following information about the person covered (the primary insured or employee) by your vision care plan.

• Name of patient (you)

• Name of primary insured

• Primary insured’s insurance ID number

• Birthdate of primary insured

• Social security number of primary insured (sometimes needed)

This information is requested by your vision care plan to allow us to check your eligibility and benefits allowances. Please have this information ready when you call our Lake Worth optometrists to schedule your appointment. We treat your personal information with great care and keep your data private. We share it only with your vision plan providers and, if necessary, in accordance with Federal HIPAA requirements. See our notice of privacy practices for more.

What’s the Difference Between Health and Vision Insurance?

Your Vision Insurance is separate from your Medical Health Insurance. It’s often from a different insurance provider with which your medical health plan has a contract, and covers the annual eye exam necessary to determine if you need eyeglasses and a contact lens prescription or a change to your current eyeglasses and contact lens prescription. Most Vision Insurances provide a substantial allowance for a complete pair of eyeglasses OR a fixed dollar amount for contact lenses. Only very rarely are both eyeglasses and contact lenses paid for by your insurance in the same enrollment year. The contact lens coverage typically includes the professional evaluation and a limited supply of contacts. Call our expert Lake Worth eye doctors for a better understanding of your benefits.
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Your Medical Health Insurance will be used to treat and manage any eye health conditions you may have. Our Lake Worth optometrists treat eye infections, eye injuries, corneal foreign body removal, symptoms of flashes and/or floaters, dry eye problems, and eye allergies. Your insurance plan will also cover evaluations when our Lake Worth optometrists monitor cataracts, glaucoma, macular degeneration, diabetic eye complications, and other recurring issues.