Insurance
Carbon Valley Eye Care works with the following insurance companies and vision plans. As the health insurance industry evolves, we work to stay in network with as many plans as possible. If your company is listed, please let us know at the time of scheduling so we can confirm we are in network with your specific plan.
If your insurance is not listed, please let us know and we will inquire about getting in network.
Vision Plans
in-network
VSP
(Vision Service Plan)
Open access(out-of-network)
(You are still able to come to out office with the following insurances. If you have out-of-network benefits, you will pay at the time of service, we will electronically submit a claim for you, and you will be mailed a reimbursement check)
Eyemed
Humana Vision Care Plan
Davis
Vision
Superior Vision
Spectera
medical insurance
(Eye emergencies, office visits, specialized testing and certain comprehensive exams go through medical insurance. See below for additional information)
in-network
Aetna
Cigna
Freedom Life
of America
Humana
Medicare
(all suplementals)
Omaha Insurance Compan
Tricare
Veterans Affairs
(including glasses)
Banner
Health
CNIC Health
Solutions
GEHA Benefit
Plan
Humana Gold
Plus
MOST Medicare Complete Plans
Rocky Mountain HMO
TriWest
Web TPA
Blue Cross Blue Shield
Colorado
Access
Health First
Colorado
Medi-Share
Meritain
Rocky Mountain UFCW
United Health Care
ChampVA
Colorado
Heal
HealthSCOPE
Benefits Inc
Medicaid
Met Life
Sure
United Medical Resources
Does medical insurance cover my exam?
This list is not complete, but includes many examples of when your medical insurance might cover your exam.
Questions? Please call our office, or email us at billing@carbonvalleyeyecare.com to have our insurance specialists help you figure out your coverage.
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Assessing hydroxychloroquine (Plaquenil) retinotoxicity risk
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Herpes zoster ophthalmicus
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Diabetic microvascular retinopathy
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Eye Pain: Trichiasis, ectropion, entropion, lagophthalmos
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Glaucoma
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Bell's Palsy
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Posterior vitreous detachments
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Corneal dystrophies
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Acute red eyes
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Eye Infections (allergic, bacterial, viral, chlamydial)
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Optic neuritis
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Injuries & abrasions
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Epiphora (Watery Eyes)
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Blepharitis
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Giant cell (temporal) arteritis
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Meibomian gland dysfunction
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Recurrent corneal erosion
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Contact blepharodermatitis
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Epithelial basement membrane assessment and monitoring
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Phylctenular keratoconjunctivitis
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The macular degenerations
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Eroding tarsal concretions causing foreign body sensation
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Presurgical cataract care
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Thygeson's superficial punctate keratopathy
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Postoperative care for numerous surgeries
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Transient vision loss from carotid artery disease
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Eyelid infections: acute hordeola, styes
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Ocular migraines
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The gamut of contact lens complications
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Corneal infiltrates, ulcers, CLARE
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Episcleritis/scleritis
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Dry eye disease
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Giant papillary conjuctivitis
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Superior limbic keratoconjuctivitis