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Medical eye care

When it’s about your eyes, not just your prescription.

A change in comfort or vision deserves the right next step. For urgent changes, seek prompt care instead of waiting for an online request.

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Optometrist examining a patient’s eye with a condensing lens
  • How long to allowPlan for Varies by concern onsite in total, including check-in.
  • How it is paidUsually evaluated and billed as medical care rather than through a vision plan.
  • Will my vision plan cover a medical eye visit?It may be handled differently from a routine vision benefit. The reason for care, exact plan, provider and services affect billing. Ask the office and your insurer.

Clarity before commitment

Start with what the visit includes.

No insurance? You can still ask about care. Compare the visit, the fee, and what is separate before sharing contact details.

Cost
$95 self-pay
Eyewear, contact lens fitting and additional testing are separate.
When
You choose the days
Share your preferred days. The office confirms a time.
Time to allow
30 to 45 minutes
Total time onsite, including check-in.
Where
You choose the office
AuroraGreensburgRichmondEach inside a Walmart Vision Center.

Where

Offices offering this care.

Helpful guides

Answers for the step you’re on.

Medical eye healthRed eye or sudden vision changes: when not to wait for an online requestSome eye symptoms need immediate help, not a routine request. Recognize warning signs and communicate clearly without trying to diagnose yourself.Cost and coverageVision insurance or medical insurance: which applies to an eye visit?Your reason for care, exact plan and selected doctor all matter. Here is how to check coverage without guessing which card applies.