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Medicare Part B can provide coverage for some preventive and diagnostic eye exams for people at high-risk of certain conditions (e.g. diagnosing retinopathy in diabetics or mascular degeneration for age-related conditions). However, Medicare does not cover routine eye exams for glasses or contacts. You can check out the medicare.gov website for more specific information regarding condition/risk requirements for Medicare to pay benefits.
You will need to secure coverage under a separate vision insurance plan to receive benefits for glasses, contacts, and other routine services.
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You will need to secure coverage under a separate vision insurance plan to receive benefits for glasses, contacts, and other routine services.