Clarkson Eyecare

I am a diabetic. After receiving a letter in the mail stating that my insurance covered a diabetic eye exam at no charge to me, I looked up who was a provider and found you guys. I made to appointment through your website and included all of my information as well as the insurance info. When I got to the office they made a copy of my insurance card and driver’s license. While being pre-​test ed I told the optician that I wore contacts and wore a contact in one eye and only wanted what the insurance covered. She told me that the contact lens fit was only $ 29.00 so I agreed to have the contact lens eye exam. While in the pre-​test room she told me that she was going to take pictures of my eye and it was $ 19.00 and insurance wasn’t going to cover. So I thought my bill was going to be $ 48.00. The exam was great the Dr dilated my eyes and put a new contact in my eye and scolded me for wearing my contacts too long a sleeping in them and he told me my glasses rx didn’t change much. When the Dr returned me to the optician she asked if I was going to get new glases, my response was «what does the insurance cover?» She said a discount, I opted not to get new glasses and to wait on ordering contact lenses. She then told me my total was $ 130.00, I had to pay with my debit card and run home (15 miles) to retrieve another form of payment. Upon looking at my bill in the insurance section there is «eyemed «. I have coventry. also there is a $ 5.00 co-​pay.