The Eye Clinic is contracted with many major health insurance carriers and participates with a variety of commercial, Medicare, and government health plans.
Our Participating Insurance Plans Include:
Being contracted with an insurance carrier does not necessarily mean that we participate with every plan or network offered by that carrier. Insurance networks and benefits vary by individual plan.
Before your appointment, we recommend contacting your insurance company to verify that The Eye Clinic and the provider you are scheduled to see are in-network with your specific plan and that your services are covered.
Patients are responsible for understanding their insurance benefits, including deductibles, copayments, coinsurance, and any services that are not covered by their plan.
The Eye Clinic does not participate with vision insurance plans. If you are seeking a vision-related examination or service, we are happy to provide these services on a self-pay basis. Please contact our office for current pricing.
We Accept CareCredit
CareCredit is a healthcare credit card that offers flexible financing options, allowing you to pay over time for care you want or need.
We're here to help you understand your bill and feel confident about your care.

Contact Our Billing Department
📞 (928) 295-7377

The Eye Clinic strives to provide current account information. However, information can change. Please contact your insurance provider if you have any questions regarding their payment of your accounts.
You may also receive a statement from independent providers who have contributed to your care.

The Eye Clinic is committed to price transparency. Our commitment is in accordance with the rules of the Medicare prospective patient systems requiring providers to make a list of their standard charges available via the Internet in a machine-readable format.
Please call any Eye Clinic location so that we may speak with you in person about our pricing. We are happy to offer you resources to help you understand complex healthcare charges and to discuss possible financial assistance solutions.
Please contact us if you have any questions.
Yes. Medical insurance is generally used for eye examinations related to a medical condition, symptoms, or a medical reason for the visit.
Medical eye care may include the evaluation or treatment of:
The Eye Clinic does not participate with vision insurance plans. If you are seeking a vision-related examination or service, we are happy to provide these services on a self-pay basis. Please contact our office for current pricing.
If you are having a medical eye examination and would also like to obtain a new or updated glasses or contact lens prescription, an additional $65 refraction fee will apply.
A refraction is the test used to determine your prescription for glasses or contact lenses. Refractions are considered a vision-related service and are not covered by many medical insurance plans.
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