Insurance and financing.
Medicare, most Medicare Advantage plans, and most major insurance — plus CareCredit financing. Not sure about your plan? Call (717) 637-1919 and our front desk will check.
The May Eye Care Center & Associates in Hanover, PA accepts Medicare, most Medicare Advantage plans, and most major insurance plans, including Aetna, Capital Blue Cross, Cigna, Geisinger, Highmark, Humana, TRICARE, and United Health Care. The office also works with many carriers beyond the 32 plans listed here; call (717) 637-1919 to verify your coverage. CareCredit financing is available with 24 months of no interest on qualifying balances.
Most major plans
accepted.
We accept most Medicare Advantage plans and many additional carriers not listed here. Contact our front desk to verify your specific coverage.
Paying for your visit
- Visa, MasterCard, and Discover
- Personal checks
- CareCredit financing — 24 months, no interest, for qualifying balances
- The office is cashless: cash is not accepted
- Co-payments are due at the time of your appointment
Coverage and cost questions, answered.
01Is Cataract Surgery Covered By Medicare?
Yes. Medicare and most insurance plans typically cover cataract surgery when the cataract significantly affects vision and daily activities. Premium lens implants and advanced technology options that reduce dependence on glasses may involve additional out-of-pocket costs.
02Are Premium Lens Implants Worth The Extra Cost?
Many patients find premium lens implants worthwhile because they reduce dependence on glasses and improve lifestyle convenience. The value depends on your visual goals and willingness to wear glasses after surgery.
03Is LASIK Covered By Insurance?
LASIK is generally considered an elective procedure and is not covered by most medical insurance plans. Flexible spending accounts (FSA) and health savings accounts (HSA) may often be used.
04How Much Does LASIK Cost?
LASIK pricing varies based on technology, surgeon experience, and individual visual needs. During your consultation, a customized treatment plan and pricing options will be reviewed.
05Is RLE Covered By Insurance?
When performed primarily for refractive purposes, RLE is generally not covered by insurance. Once cataracts become visually significant, insurance and Medicare may cover standard cataract surgery benefits.
06How Much Does Refractive Lens Exchange Cost?
The cost varies depending on the lens technology selected and individual visual goals. A personalized consultation is necessary to determine the best treatment plan and associated costs.
Ready to see
the world clearly?
Schedule a consultation with Dr. May today. Our team walks you through every step — from your first exam to your clearest day yet.
Contact the practice
Hanover, PA 17331