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Certain Aetna Medicare Advantage plans may offer coverage for routine vision care.
Medicare Part B will pay for a yearly eye exam for diabetic retinopathy. It will also help pay for corrective lenses following certain cataract surgeries. Generally, it doesn’t cover routine vision care or glasses.
Aetna Medicare Advantage plans offer the same coverage as Original Medicare, and some plans may even offer additional benefits that cover routine vision care like eye exams, glasses, and contacts.
If you enroll in an Aetna Medicare Advantage plan that includes vision coverage, the plan may cover:
The costs associated with vision benefits may be included as part of your plan’s premiums or as an Optional Supplemental Benefit, which means you would pay an additional premium.
If your plan covers vision, the benefits may be available to you as either an allowance or via a provider network.
A plan allowance allows you to see any licensed vision care provider. You pay the provider for their services and submit a receipt to your plan for reimbursement up to the allowance amount.
A plan network requires you to see a vision care provider who is a part of the plan network to receive covered services.
Aetna Medicare Advantage (also called Medicare Part C) plans cover all of the benefits and services that are covered by Medicare Part A and Part B. Aetna Medicare Advantage plans may also provide additional benefits such as coverage for:
The benefits you receive will vary depending on the plan you choose.
A licensed insurance agent can help you compare Aetna Medicare Advantage plans available where you live.
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