Medically reviewed by Dr. Julia Sheyko, OD · May 2026
Medicaid Eye Care · Brooklyn
Medicaid Eye Exam in Brooklyn
Vision Palace Optical accepts Medicaid for comprehensive eye exams. Most Medicaid plans cover an annual exam and corrective lenses.
Coverage
What Medicaid Covers for Eye Care
Medicaid typically covers one comprehensive eye exam per year for adults. Coverage includes vision testing, eye health evaluation, and a prescription for corrective lenses.
Corrective lenses — glasses or contacts — may be covered depending on your specific Medicaid plan. Our staff will confirm what your plan includes before your visit.
At Vision Palace Optical, we verify your Medicaid benefits before your appointment so you know exactly what's covered. No surprise bills — we discuss any potential out-of-pocket costs with you before proceeding.
To use your Medicaid benefits, simply bring your Medicaid card and a photo ID to your appointment. Our team handles the verification directly with your plan so you can focus on your eye care.
Before Your Visit
What to Bring
- Medicaid insurance card
- Photo ID
- Any previous glasses or prescription (optional)
Ready to use your Medicaid benefits?
Book your eye exam online or call us — we'll verify your coverage before your visit.
FAQ
Medicaid Eye Exam — Common Questions
- Does Vision Palace Optical accept Medicaid?
- Yes, we accept Medicaid for eye exams. Call us at (718) 998-8400 or book through Zocdoc to schedule your appointment.
- What does Medicaid cover for eye exams in New York?
- In New York, Medicaid typically covers one comprehensive eye exam per year for adults, including vision testing and a prescription. Corrective lenses may also be covered depending on your plan.
- Do I need a referral to see an eye doctor with Medicaid?
- Most Medicaid plans in New York do not require a referral to see an optometrist. However, requirements vary by plan — call us at (718) 998-8400 and we'll verify your specific benefits.
- What should I bring to my Medicaid eye exam?
- Bring your Medicaid card, a photo ID, and any current glasses or prescription. We'll handle the insurance verification on our end.