Frequently Asked Questions

Q. How much is a cash exam?

A.  The cash price for a glasses exam is $95, plus cost of glasses. The cash price for a contacts is $95 for the exam, $40-$60 for the training and fitting, plus cost of contacts

Q. What is the difference between a vision exam and a medical exam?​

A. A vision exam is a regular routine exam where one might expect to receive or renew a glasses or contacts prescription. A medical visit is a little less black and white. If you are diabetic, your eye exams are classified as medical. Other examples of a medical visit are: injury to the eye, glaucoma, macular degeneration, cataracts, conjunctivitis (pink eye), etc. 

Q. What can I expect to pay if I am paying cash for glasses?

A. That depends on the frame you choose, but frames are generally expected to be $120 and upwards depending on extras. However, we also have a specials board, where you can obtain a complete pair (frame and lenses) of glasses at a significant discount. 

Q. What can I expect if I am paying cash for contacts ?

A. The average cost of a box of contacts is $50

Q. Which vision insurances do you take ?

A. We accept the following insurances for a vision appointment
  • VSP
  • Humana VisionCare Package (VCP)
  • Eyemed
  • Medicaid*
  • Sunshine State
  • Cherokee nation

Q.Which medical insurances do you take?

A. We accept the following for a medical appointment
  • Blue Cross Blue Shield
  • Cigna
  • United Health Care
  • Medicare
  • Medicaid*
  • Sunshine State
  • Cherokee Nation 

Q.Which insurances do you not take at all?

​We are not providers with the following insurances*
  • Davis Vision
  • Avmed
  • Avmed Medicare
  • Aetna
  • Aetna Medicare
  • Humana health
  • Humana Medicare
  • Molina Medicaid
  • United Health Care Medicaid
  • Superior
  • Florida Star
  • Townes Telecommunication (Medical)
  • United Healthcare Medicaid
  • United Healthcare Vision
  • United Healthcare Community
  • Spectera
  • StayWell
  • Avesis
  • Opticare
*List is not all inclusive, just the most inquired. If your insurance is not on the list of accepted insurances, we are not providers with that insurance company.
* Medicaid: The only medicaid we are providers for is straight medicaid.
​If you have chosen a provider package with your medicaid, it is not straight medicaid.