Our FDA-cleared lazy eye (amblyopia) treatment* — which allows children to watch TV to improve their vision instead of wearing an eye-patch — is now more affordable for your family.
Ask your child’s eye doctor if Luminopia is right for them. If your doctor is unfamiliar with prescribing Luminopia, they can visit the Healthcare Professional tab on our website for additional information.
If you are looking for a provider near you already familiar with Luminopia:
Key Terms to Know
Insurance plans have a few rules about who pays what. These four words are important to understand:
Key Terms
What It Means (in plain English)
Deductible
The amount you pay yourself before insurance starts contributing.
Copay
A flat fee you pay each time.
Coinsurance
You and your insurance split the cost. If your share is 20%, you pay 20% and your insurance pays 80%.
Out-of-Pocket Maximum
The most you will ever pay in one plan year. Once you hit this limit, your insurance pays 100% for the rest of the year.
How Much Will I Pay?
Your cost depends on where you are in your insurance year. Here are the three situations you might be in:
Your Situation
What You’ll Pay
Haven’t met your deductible yet
You pay the full cost yourself right now. But don’t worry — this money counts toward your deductible, so you’re getting closer to insurance helping.
Met your deductible, but not your max
Your insurance starts helping! You pay your share — either a flat copay (like $50) or a percentage (like 20%). Your insurance covers the rest.
Met your out-of-pocket maximum
Great news — your insurance pays 100%! You pay nothing for covered services for the rest of the plan year.
Note: Cost-sharing varies by plan. Some plans use copays (a flat fee), others use coinsurance (a percentage). Check your insurance card or call the number on the back if you’re unsure.
Supporting Every Patient, Every Step of the Way
Prescription Status Assistance
If you haven’t received a text from CoAssist confirming your prescription — or a request for additional information — within 3 business days, you can contact CoAssist directly to check on your prescription status at (855) 382-2533.
Concerned About Cost?
We’ve got you covered, whether your plan covers Luminopia (for your child) or not. We’re committed to ensuring every patient prescribed Luminopia can access therapy. If you’re concerned about cost, Luminopia access programs may be able to help.
Additional Questions?
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