Using your EyeMed benefits
EyeMed plans differ a great deal between employers, which is why a generic answer about what is covered is rarely much use. We are accepting new EyeMed patients in Santa Ana and will check your specific plan in advance.
We check the benefit before you arrive
Vision plans are needlessly confusing, and most people discover what theirs actually covers at the checkout desk. We would rather do that part in advance.
- Accepting new EyeMed patients
- Eligibility and allowances verified ahead of your appointment
- Frames and lenses priced against your specific allowance before you choose
- Any out-of-pocket amount explained before you agree to it
- If a visit turns out to be medical rather than routine, we tell you at the time
Other ways to pay
We accept VSP, EyeMed and Medi-Cal. Without any vision coverage, the in-house membership is usually the cheaper route.
EyeMed questions
Yes. Call 714-542-2226 or book online and mention you have EyeMed, and we will verify your plan before you arrive.
Give us your details when you book and we will check your EyeMed eligibility and allowances in advance. Plans differ substantially even within the same insurer.
Typically one comprehensive eye exam per year with a copay, plus an allowance toward either glasses or contact lenses — usually one or the other rather than both.
Generally not. Vision plans cover routine eye care and eyewear. An infection, injury, floaters, or monitoring for glaucoma is medical care, billed to your medical insurance instead.
In most plans, yes — the materials allowance can usually go toward either, but not both in the same period. We will price out both options.
Yes. Pediatric exams are covered under most EyeMed plans, often with an allowance toward children’s frames.
Put your EyeMed benefits to use
Book online, or call and we will verify your coverage first.