When it comes to health, your eyes can certainly tell a story about your overall well-being. As you get older, that story gets more chapters — and becomes more complex. Unfortunately, Medicare, the ...

Retirees know there are many services that Medicare won't cover, like weight-loss drugs or ED pills. But there are always exceptions, it seems, and a menu of caveats on what Medicare will or won't ...

However, while Original Medicare can save you a substantial amount on your medical costs, it doesn't cover everything. You'll ...

Medicare offers limited coverage for eye care. If a person is experiencing symptoms of dry eye disease that affect their vision, a doctor may consider treatment medically necessary, and if so, ...

Medicare Part B covers an annual glaucoma screening for people with a higher chance of developing glaucoma: African Americans age 50 and over, Hispanics age 65 and over, people living with diabetes, ...

If a person has diabetes, Medicare covers one annual eye exam for diabetic retinopathy. This exam must be performed by a doctor or healthcare professional who is legally allowed to conduct it in their ...

Dear Savvy Senior: What all does Medicare cover when it comes to vision care? I have good vision insurance through my employer but will lose it when I retire. — Almost 65 Dear Almost 65: Many ...

Many soon-to-be retirees are a bit blurry with what Medicare does and doesn’t cover when it comes to vision care. The good news is that Medicare covers most medical issues like cataract surgery, ...