Guidelines

Can I order glasses online with MassHealth?

Can I order glasses online with MassHealth?

The link for the MassCor Optical Ordering System is: https://masscor.chs.state.ma.us/masscor/ext/exomm-optical/control/main To set up an account, please call 1-888-482-7331. Inquiries about all orders may be made online using the “search order” option on the provider homepage.

Are eyeglasses covered by MassHealth?

MassHealth will cover medically necessary eyeglasses, eyeglass parts, eyeglass dispensing, certain contact lenses, and other visual aids, including magnifying aids. Vision exams continue to be covered by MassHealth.

What does MassHealth pay for glasses?

The MassHealth agency pays for a new eyeglasses with a different prescription prior to the standard frequency service limitation at 130 CMR 402.427, only if there is a change from the current prescription of at least +. 50D sphere or cylinder; or an axis change of at least 3º for a +1.00D cylinder or over, 5º for a +.

How often does MassHealth cover glasses?

every 12 months
The MassHealth agency pays for new eyeglasses for a member younger than 21 years old every 12 months and for a member age 21 years of age or older every 24 months with a prescription that meets the standards set at 130 CMR 402.427(A).

Can you get free glasses with MassHealth?

MassHealth Prescription Eyeglasses Most MassHealth plans provide members with a free pair of glasses if you are eligible! We will fit and order the free MassHealth glasses for any eligible member. Either bring in your valid eyeglasses prescription from another doctor or schedule an exam with us.

Does Walmart eye Center take MassHealth insurance?

Walmart Vision Center accepts most major insurance providers — but only for eye exams and in-store purchases.

What does MassHealth standard cover?

MassHealth pays for many important health-care services including doctor visits, hospital stays, rehabilitation and therapeutic services, and behavioral health and substance use disorder services.

Does MassHealth cover dental implants?

Currently, MassHealth covers fillings for the most visible six front teeth on the top and bottom, as well as extractions of all teeth. Starting in January, coverage will expand to include fillings of all teeth, but implants will still not be covered nor will dentures, root canals or crowns.

Are chiropractors covered by MassHealth?

The MassHealth agency pays for all medically necessary chiropractor services for EPSDT- eligible members in accordance with 130 CMR 450.140: Early and Periodic Screening, Diagnosis and Treatment (EPSDT) Services: Introduction, without regard to service limitations described in 130 CMR 441.000, and with prior …

Does MassHealth check bank accounts?

MassHealth does not look at your savings– you can have a large bank account or trust or things like that. You can only have up to $2,000 in savings, although there are certain types of assets that are not counted towards this limit.

What is the income limit for MassHealth?

Who is eligible for Massachusetts MassHealth (Medicaid)?

Household Size* Maximum Income Level (Per Year)
1 $17,131
2 $23,169
3 $29,207
4 $35,245

Where can I buy mass health eyeglasses?

Welcome, Please see our Mass Health eyeglass catalog below. After looking through the catalog, please type the model, color and size frame you would like to order, please see our GUIDE for help.

What is vision care manual for MassHealth providers?

For vision care providers, those matters are covered in 130 CMR 402.000, reproduced as Subchapter 4 in the Vision Care Manual. The Executive Office of Health and Human Services (EOHHS) establishes rates for MassHealth services.

What are the billing instructions for MassHealth providers?

This appendix describes the MassHealth billing instructions for Provider Preventable Conditions, as they apply to providers. This document is formatted for those using screen readers and assistive technology.

What do you need to know about MassHealth?

This appendix contains the names, addresses, and telephone numbers of units, agencies, and contractors that you may need to contact in the course of doing business with MassHealth. This document is formatted for those using screen readers and assistive technology.