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Vision and Medical Insurance We Accept in Titusville

Nobody should find out what their plan covers at the front desk. Tell us your plan when you book and we will have your benefits worked out before you walk in, at either office.

  • 4.9 stars from more than 2,000 Google reviews
  • Benefits checked before you arrive
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Two cards, one for vision and one for medical? Bring both and we will sort out which one the visit goes on.

Which insurance plans do you accept?

Most of the vision plans and medical plans our Titusville neighbors carry work at both Aker Eye Downtown and Aker Eye Playalinda. Here are the ones we see most. Networks change during the year, so call us at (321) 269-2021 with the name on your card and we will confirm yours before you book.

  • VSP
  • EyeMed
  • Davis Vision
  • Superior Vision
  • Spectera
  • Avesis
  • MetLife
  • NVA
  • MESVision
  • VBA
  • Vision Care Direct
  • Premier Eye Care
  • Medicare
  • AARP
  • AARP Medicare Complete
  • Humana
  • UnitedHealthcare
  • Blue Cross Blue Shield
  • Anthem
  • Cigna
  • Aetna
  • Florida Health Care Plans
  • Health First
  • Tricare
  • UMR
  • Golden Rule

Do not see yours? Call anyway. Plenty of plans reach us through a bigger network under another name, and checking takes us a few minutes.

Vision plan or medical insurance: which one pays for my visit?

Two cards, two jobs. Your vision plan pays for the routine exam and helps with glasses or contacts. Your medical insurance pays when something is wrong: dry eye, glaucoma, diabetes, an eye that hurts. Many of our patients carry both, and we bill the one that fits the visit.

Your vision plan

  • A routine eye exam once a year or once every two years, depending on the plan
  • An allowance toward glasses or contact lenses
  • A contact lens fitting, on some plans

Your medical insurance

  • Dry eye, red eye, and eye pain
  • Glaucoma, macular degeneration, and cataract care
  • Diabetic eye exams
  • Eye emergencies, flashes, and new floaters

If a routine exam turns up something medical, we stop and say so, and we tell you which card it goes on before we go further. A dry eye visit or a diabetic eye exam is medical from the start.

How do you check my benefits before my visit?

It starts the day you book and it is finished before you park.

  1. 1Give us the plan name and member ID from your card when you book, or read it to us over the phone.
  2. 2We look up what your plan covers for the visit you are having, and what it does not.
  3. 3By the time you park, you know your copay and whether glasses or contacts come with an allowance.

New here? Our new patient forms ask for your plan details, so doing them early gets the check done early.

How can I pay for what my plan does not cover?

A copay, a second pair of glasses, a treatment your plan sits out: cash, check, the major cards, and HSA or FSA cards all work. Cherry, CareCredit, and Afterpay are financing for a larger purchase, such as glasses or a course of treatment, and we can set any of them up with you at the desk.

  • Cash
  • Check
  • Visa
  • Mastercard
  • American Express
  • Discover
  • HSA and FSA cards
  • Cherry financing
  • CareCredit
  • Afterpay

What Titusville patients say about our front desk

The insurance gets sorted at that desk, so it matters who is behind it. Here is what folks say about ours.

“Great staff! Always treated so well, and it is a fun experience every time.”
Lisa K.· Downtown · Google
“I was called on time for my appointment. The staff are all very friendly.”
Valerie N.· Downtown · Google
“The staff is amazing. The doctor is super. Self pay on the glasses and lenses is higher than expected. But it's quality stuff, so maybe it's expected.”
Scott G.· Downtown · Google
“I was so impressed with the professionalism of the staff and the attention to my overall eye health. The doctor took time to explain all the images and treatment plan. Highly recommend!”
Cheryl H.· Downtown · Google
“Everyone there has always provided excellent Customer Service! Tiffany is great, along with everyone else that I have worked with over the years. I would highly recommend them. Professional, friendly and knowledgeable (:”
Andrea M.· Downtown · Google
“The staff was pleasant and Dr Aker was very thorough with his exam as he was trying to find out why my eye was swollen, red and painful. Dr Aker was professional but also very nice and personable at the same time. I highly recommend Aker Eye for all your eyecare needs!”
Sherry C.· Downtown · Google
“Dr Aker is the best eye doctor in Titusville. I have multiple eye problems and he and the tech took time to address them all. Great explanations. Dr. Aker is knowledgeable and has vast experience . Highly recommend. And his staff is friendly, efficient and caring.”
Ann R.· Downtown · Google
“These are super friendly people. They explained everything in detail. Exceeded my expectations. Can’t imagine going anywhere else now.”
Jason S.· Downtown · Google
“Very clean place with super nice staff they go above and beyond”
Hailey M.· Downtown · Google
“Excellent service and care. I treasure Dr. Jennifer Bradley. Her staff is pretty darned good too.”
Richard V.· Downtown · Google

Book an Eye Exam in Titusville and We Will Check Your Plan First

Tell us your plan name when you call or text and we will have your benefits checked by the time you come in. We answer (321) 269-2021 Monday through Friday, 8am to 5pm.

  • One number reaches both of our offices
  • New patients are welcome, and we check your insurance before your visit
  • Bring your current glasses or contacts and your insurance card
  • We have been independent and local since 2004

4.9 stars from more than 2,000 Google reviews

Or handle it from home

The upstairs waiting room at Aker Eye Downtown, with the check-in window on the right
Downtown, waiting roomThe upstairs waiting room at Aker Eye Downtown, with the check-in window on the right

Three ways to get a time

Mon to Fri, 8am to 5pm, both offices. We open at 10am on the first and third Wednesday of the month.

Questions Titusville patients ask us about insurance

Who is the best eye doctor in Titusville that takes my insurance?

Your neighbors have already answered that one on Google: 4.9 stars from 2,027 reviews as of September 2026. Dr. Greg Aker and Dr. Amanda Aker see patients at Downtown, Dr. Sarah Koehnemann and Dr. Jennifer Bradley at Playalinda, and we have been here since 2004. We work with most vision plans and medical plans, so call (321) 269-2021 with the name on your card and we will confirm yours.

Who accepts VSP vision insurance in Titusville?

We do, at both Aker Eye Downtown and Aker Eye Playalinda. VSP is one of the vision plans we see most, along with EyeMed, Davis Vision, and Superior Vision. Plan networks change, so call us with your member ID and we will confirm your VSP benefits before you book. Then bring your card to the visit and we bill the plan for you.

Does Medicare cover an eye exam?

Medicare usually covers an eye visit for a medical reason, such as a diabetic eye exam, glaucoma care, or a new eye problem, and usually does not cover a routine exam for glasses. Some Medicare Advantage plans add a routine exam or a glasses benefit. Bring your card and we will check what your plan covers before your visit.

Which plan do I use for a dry eye or glaucoma visit?

Your medical insurance, because dry eye and glaucoma are medical conditions rather than a glasses prescription. A vision plan covers the routine exam and puts an allowance toward glasses or contacts. If you have both, bring both cards and we bill the right one for the visit you are having. Should a routine exam turn up a medical problem, we say which plan applies before doing anything more.

Can I come in without vision insurance?

Yes, and plenty of our patients do. We tell you the cost of the exam and anything else before we do it. We take cash, check, Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, HSA and FSA cards, and Cherry, CareCredit, or Afterpay for a larger purchase such as glasses. Call (321) 269-2021 and we will walk you through it.

What should I bring so my insurance goes through?

Your insurance card, or a photo of the front and back. If you have a vision plan and a medical plan, bring both. Add your current glasses or contact lens boxes and a list of the medicines you take, and we have everything we need to bill your plan and get your exam started on time.

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