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Dental, Vision, & Hearing Insurance

Dental, Vision & Hearing Plans That Fit Your Needs

Original Medicare provides excellent medical coverage, but when it comes to dental, vision, and hearing care, its benefits are limited. While Medicare may cover some dental services in a hospital setting for emergency or complex procedures, it does not cover most routine dental care, vision exams, or hearing services.

That’s why many individuals choose to enhance their coverage with standalone dental, vision, and hearing plans to ensure they get the care they need.

Dental Coverage

Original Medicare only covers dental services if they are deemed medically necessary as part of a larger health issue. For everything else—like cleanings, fillings, tooth extractions, dentures, and implants—a separate dental insurance plan is the best option.

Most people choose a standalone dental insurance plan to cover routine dental care and procedures. The Benefit Link can help you find a plan that fits your needs and budget so you can maintain a healthy smile without unexpected costs.

Vision Coverage

Medicare Part B covers limited vision services, such as:

  • Eye prostheses for individuals who have lost an eye due to trauma, surgery, or birth defects.
  • Annual glaucoma screenings for those at high risk.
  • Diagnostic tests and treatments for certain eye diseases.
  • One pair of standard glasses or contact lenses after cataract surgery (basic frames only, covered once per lifetime).

However, Medicare does not cover routine vision care like eye exams, glasses, or contact lenses. A standalone vision plan is an affordable way to get the coverage you need for routine checkups and eyewear.

Hearing Coverage

Original Medicare does not cover routine hearing care. This means that regular hearing exams, hearing aids, and related supplies are not included under Medicare Parts A or B. While Medicare Part B may cover diagnostic hearing and balance exams when they’re deemed medically necessary, most beneficiaries need to look elsewhere for comprehensive hearing care.

Many choose a supplemental hearing plan to help cover the costs of routine exams, hearing aids, and follow-up services—ensuring you get the support you need without breaking the bank.

Protect Your Dental, Vision, and Hearing Health

Since Original Medicare doesn’t cover routine dental, vision, or hearing care, many people choose a comprehensive plan to fill the gaps. These plans help cover checkups, eyewear, hearing aids, and more—reducing your out-of-pocket costs and ensuring you get the care you need.

Don’t go without coverage. Contact The Benefit Link today to explore affordable options and find the right plan for you.