Mather Vision Group works hard to make sure that everyone who comes through our door can get the best care. In order to do this, we have partnered with several major insurance companies so that we can serve as many people as possible.
“Another office wasn’t interested in helping me. Your business provided the customer service that I needed”
~Pat Booth
Is caffeine bad for your eyes? Caffeine can be a direct contributor to dry eyes and eye(lid) twitching. A recent study found that caffeine can increase eye pressure on those with glaucoma or high eye pressures but had little or no effect on those with “normal” pressures. Limiting or removing caffeine may help if any of the above are an issue.
Insurance We accept most major insurance company plans, including Blue Cross/Blue Shield, Arnett HMO, City of Lafayette, Caterpillar, Purdue, and Alcoa.
For those without insurance, we offer an option of cash, personal check, VISA or MasterCard.
VSP VSP is dedicated to offering affordable, high-quality eyecare plans that promote visual wellness and improve members' quality of life. As the nation's largest provider of eyecare coverage, thousands of companies rely on VSP to provide a range of vision plans. Our plans meet overall eye health and wellness needs and cover advanced vision correction procedures, including surgery.
EyeMed EyeMed is dedicated to improving the vision of our members and their dependents. We accomplish this through education and service. In addition, we make administration easy for clients, and their employees will find it easy to use the benefit. See for yourself the EyeMed difference!
Sight for Students Sight for Students, founded in 1997, is a VSP donation program that provides free vision exams and glasses to children from lower-income or uninsured families. The program operates nationally through a network of community partners who identify children in need and VSP network doctors who are willing to provide their eyecare services. More than 50,000 children each year receive a comprehensive exam and corrective lenses if needed through the Sight for Student program. These are typically children who would otherwise not receive the eyecare and eyewear they need to do their best in school and perform their best at play. The commitment of the program is geared towards America’s Promise, which strives to bring together organizations dedicated to helping our nation’s youth.