Question 1

How much is a general eye exam?

Accepted Answer

Our comprehensive eye exams are $69. This does not include dilation. The price of the exam may vary based on a patients insurance.

Question 2

How much is a contact exam?

Accepted Answer

Our contact exams are $109. This includes a glasses prescription, a contact prescription, a contact fitting and 1 pair of trial contact lenses. This does not include the supply of contact lenses.

Question 3

How long is an eyeglass prescription valid for?

Accepted Answer

Eyeglasses prescriptions are valid for 1 year.

Question 4

How long is a contact lens prescription valid for?

Accepted Answer

Contact lens prescriptions are valid for 1 year.

Question 5

Do you accept insurance?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we accept most vision and medical insurances. However, due to the complex nature of some insurance plans, we recommend you call before visiting, to ensure benefit eligibility.  Some major insurances we accept are:

-AARP
-Aetna
-Blue Cross Blue Shield Kansas
-Champva
-Cigna
-Eyemed
-Humana
-Medicaid
-Medicare
-Medicare Supplements
-United Healthcare
-VSP

Question 6

What is an Optometrist?

Accepted Answer

Optometrists are medical professionals, who provide primary care for the health of your eyes.

Question 7

What types of insurance do you accept?

Accepted Answer

We accept medical and vision insurance

Question 8

Do you take walk-ins? What are your walk-in hours?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely! We do however encourage patients to call ahead, as walk-in availability will vary depending on each day's scheduled appointments.

Question 9

Is it better to walk-in, or to schedule an appointment?

Accepted Answer

While we will make every effort to accommodate walk-in patients, priority will be given to previously scheduled appointments.
To schedule an appointment, please contact us.

Question 10

Can I use my eyeglasses prescription to get contacts?

Accepted Answer

No. Eyeglasses sit a short distance away from your eyes, whereas contact lenses sit directly on the eye, and are specially fitted to each patient's eyes.
An improper contact lens fitting or prescription, can cause harm to a patient's eyes.
For more information, please contact us.

Question 11

Does your office offer medical testing?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Our offices are equipped to see patients for a variety of issues including glaucoma work ups, diabetic exams, dry eye disease, etc.

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