· Domiano Eye Care
What Your Plan May Cover This Year
Vision plans and FSAs typically reset on January 1. Depending on your provider, your 2026 benefits may include:
- A comprehensive eye exam
- A frame or lens allowance for prescription glasses
- A contact lens exam and supply
- Co-pays for medical visits, including red eye and other urgent evaluations
- Prescription sunglasses
- Pediatric vision care
Start the Year With an Annual Eye Exam
You might not notice changes in your vision right away, but that doesn't mean your eyes haven't changed. Our exams include digital retinal imaging, eye pressure testing, prescription updates, and screening for cataracts, glaucoma, and macular degeneration. Both our Old Forge and Clarks Summit offices are equipped with current diagnostic tools so your care is precise, comfortable, and thorough.
If you're unsure what your plan covers, our team can verify your benefits before your appointment so you know exactly where you stand.
Put Your Frame Allowance Toward Designer Eyewear
Your plan likely includes a frame allowance — use it on a new pair from our optical collection, which carries top brands including Gucci, Coach, Oakley, and Vera Wang. Our optical team will help you find frames that suit both your prescription and your personality, from bold and trendy to timeless and minimal.
Lens upgrades such as blue light filtering, anti-glare coatings, and Transitions are also covered by many insurance plans or FSA accounts.
Contact Lenses and Prescription Sunglasses
If you wear contacts or are considering them for the first time, your benefits may include a full contact lens exam and a supply of lenses. We fit daily, biweekly, and monthly disposables, toric lenses for astigmatism, multifocal lenses, and hard-to-fit and specialty lenses, matching you to lenses that fit your lifestyle.
Your frame allowance can often be applied to prescription sunglasses as well — a smart move for driving, outdoor hobbies, and UV protection.
Eye Care for the Whole Family
We see patients of all ages and recommend yearly eye exams for children to support school readiness and overall development. Vision can change quickly in growing kids, and early detection is key.
Why Book Early in the Year?
There are clear advantages to using your benefits in January or February:
- Better appointment availability
- Full access to your FSA/HSA funds for the year
- The widest selection of in-stock frames
- Time to adjust to a new prescription or start contact lens wear
- Less stress than waiting until year-end
See Clearly This Year With Domiano Eye Care
Remember that most vision benefits do not roll over — if you don't use them, you lose them. Whether you're ready to update your look, get relief from eye strain, or schedule an annual checkup, we're here for our neighbors in Old Forge, Clarks Summit, and across Lackawanna County. Request an appointment to get started.
Frequently asked questions
- Can I use both insurance and FSA funds for eye care?
- Yes. Many patients use insurance for the exam and base frames, then apply FSA funds toward lens upgrades or prescription sunglasses.
- Are glasses and contacts both covered by vision insurance?
- Most plans cover one or the other each benefit year, but FSA funds can often help you get both. Our front desk can check your plan and explain your options.
- Do you offer emergency or urgent eye care?
- Yes. We treat red eye, infections, and other urgent vision problems, and many of these visits are covered under your medical plan rather than your vision plan.
Ready when you are
Book a visit at either office
Request an appointment online, or call the office closest to you — we're happy to help with insurance questions before your visit.