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Why should I choose a FirstSight Doctor?
Have an eye exam at FirstSight?
As a vision care plan, FirstSight credentials its doctors and has a qualify assurance plan that governs the standards of care provided by our doctors.
The California Department of Managed Health Care oversees the quality of care provided by vision care plans and the rights and benefits members receive. In addition, FirstSight has a public policy committee with member representatives that provide input into our operations.
What does the FirstSight vision care plan cover?
Your membership entitles you to an initial general eye exam, a second eye exam (subject to applicable co-pays), and any follow-up eye exams that the doctor determines you may need for one year.
Can I also get a contact lens exam?
Yes. You pay an additional amount for a contact lens eye exam, which provides the exam and all follow-up care for 90 days. After that, additional charges will apply.
Does the FirstSight vision care plan provide my eyeglasses or contact lenses?
Your membership entitles you to professional eye exam services only. You are responsible for paying for any materials (eyeglasses or contact lenses) that the doctor may prescribe.
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