Thanks in credit for answering. I'm thinking of going to LensCrafters to buy myself a new set of two of glasses. The Vogue eyeglasses I want cost $159.95. My insurance is Aetna. How much will my insurance cover, or will I have to clear that amount for the glasses?
[I know they're a bit expensive, but I haven't see anyone with these eyeglasses and they're cute!]
Answers: they won't cover it! not a penny! I had aetna just about a year ago and switched.
they'll cover your eye exam but no glasses..
if you want 60% bad your glasses.. get hold of a supplement plan thru AmeriPlan USA... you'd have to direct them on-line though.. to get that discount price. the plan is 20 bucks! and you get hold of discounts on other stuff as well.
Read your delirium plan coverage conditions. that is something you are going to enjoy to ask your insurance company. each company contained by each state have different levels of coverage. even employer sponsored and individual plans.
verbs out your insurance card and find the member/customer service number and give them a phone up...
Regular health insurance doesn't cover goggles. You would need to enjoy a separate vision benefit.
Aetna does proposition this to employers, so you might own some coverage. It's usually a flat amount, like $60 for frames and $60 for lenses.
If you hold this separate coverage.
You'll have to ask them. My insurance, pays roughly $100 towards frames, $30 towards lenses, and $10 for construction. Usually leaving me holding the daypack for another $100 or $200, depending on what I pick out.
[I know they're a bit expensive, but I haven't see anyone with these eyeglasses and they're cute!]
Answers: they won't cover it! not a penny! I had aetna just about a year ago and switched.
they'll cover your eye exam but no glasses..
if you want 60% bad your glasses.. get hold of a supplement plan thru AmeriPlan USA... you'd have to direct them on-line though.. to get that discount price. the plan is 20 bucks! and you get hold of discounts on other stuff as well.
Read your delirium plan coverage conditions. that is something you are going to enjoy to ask your insurance company. each company contained by each state have different levels of coverage. even employer sponsored and individual plans.
verbs out your insurance card and find the member/customer service number and give them a phone up...
Regular health insurance doesn't cover goggles. You would need to enjoy a separate vision benefit.
Aetna does proposition this to employers, so you might own some coverage. It's usually a flat amount, like $60 for frames and $60 for lenses.
If you hold this separate coverage.
You'll have to ask them. My insurance, pays roughly $100 towards frames, $30 towards lenses, and $10 for construction. Usually leaving me holding the daypack for another $100 or $200, depending on what I pick out.