Yes, our optometrists accept vision insurance

Eye Boutique eye doctors take more vision insurance in Schaumburg than other area eye clinics, including VSP. Visit or contact us for a free coverage check and we'll gladly explain exactly what's covered in your plan.

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You can see an eye doctor, even without insurance

Don't let a lack of insurance keep you from getting the eye care (and possibly vision correction) you need. At Eye Boutique you'll find affordable options even without insurance.

What can optometrists do?

The scope of medical and preventative care provided by optometrists is defined by state law. Your Schaumburg, Illinois optometrist can:

• Prescribe and fit any ophthalmic lenses, including contacts
• Remove foreign bodies from the eye or adjoining structures
• Diagnose and treat ocular disease, abnormality, or visual/muscular anomaly involving the eye or visual system
• Writer orders for hospital and lab tests
• Conduct visual screening, retinoscopy, tonometry, keratometry, phoria testing, biomicroscopy, ophthalmoscopy, subjective lens testing, and use electronic or computerized examination techniques with devices performing any of the listed functions

Optometrists in Illinois can also prescribe anti-inflammatory, anti-infective, or anti-glaucoma oral and topical medications, with some restrictions, plus topical anesthetics and other agents. Optometrists licensed in Illinois cannot currently use lasers or perform surgery. We are happy to refer you to an ophthalmologist for specialized care as required.

Eye doctors for routine care, injury & disease

Our Schaumburg optometrists see patients for all types of eye problems, including:

• Styes
• Pink eye
• Chalazion
• Dry eyes
• Eye infections
• Eye injuries
• Diabetic eye problems
• Eye pain
• ‘Floaters’
• Graves’ eye disease
• Glaucoma
• Cataracts
• Blurry vision
• Headaches
• Lazy eye (amblyopia)
• Macular degeneration
• Migraines
• Ptosis
• Retinal detachment
• Uveitis
• Red eyes
• Scratched eye
• Strabismus (crossed eyes)
• Corneal ulcers

Sometimes our patients ask if it’s “worth” seeing an eye doctor for a chronic twitching eyelid, a sudden change in vision or eye irritation. We say: Yes! You only get one pair of eyes. When in doubt, see an eye doctor. If necessary, our optometrists can refer you to a suitable specialist.

Eye doctors for the whole family

We welcome patients of all ages: from young children getting an eye exam before kindergarten, to young adults starting out on their own, to older adults concerned with age-related vision changes.

Whether you need a regular exam to update your prescription or an eye doctor’s note for tinted windows, you’ll find expert care and affordable treatments at Eye Boutique. Learn more about pediatric eye care and eye exams at Eye Boutique, and book an appointment today!