Different states have different rules about Medicaid paying for glasses. The government doesn’t force states to pay for glasses through Medicaid. Some states let you use Medicaid for eye checkups and glasses, but it depends on your Medicaid plan. You should ask your plan provider where you can use Medicaid for new glasses. Medicare doesn’t usually cover glasses or contacts, except if you have surgery for cataracts and get a special lens put in.
Yes they do.
It depends on several parameters tho.
one of them should be if it is medically necessary.
Also depends on age,
Im not quite sure, just check with the offices
correctly so. I would say that if you are under 21 years or a child, then it wouldn’t be a problem. However, if you are older, then you should be seriously in need of eyeglasses for Medicaid to consider
Some Medicaid beneficiaries receive their benefits through managed care plans. If you’re enrolled in a Medicaid managed care plan, contact your plan’s member services department to inquire about vision care benefits, including coverage for eyeglasses.