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Frequently asked questions

Answers for busy families.

Everything you need to know about insurance, exams and visiting Radiant Optometry. Still have a question? Just call.

Optician fitting desk and eyeglass frame wall at Radiant Optometry in Bellflower, CA

Insurance & payment

We accept VSP, EyeMed, Envolve (through Health Net), Medi-Cal through Molina and L.A. Care, and Medicare. See our insurance page for details.

Credit cards, debit cards, and cash.

Generally, no. Medi-Cal doesn’t usually cover contact lens fittings or lenses.

It depends on your plan, but most vision insurance does not. Medical visits are usually billed to your medical insurance.

Our Essential Vision Plan is $129/year per person. It includes your first eye exam and saves you 20% on glasses, lenses and more for a year.

Eye exams

A routine exam checks your vision and updates your glasses or contacts. A medical exam focuses on a specific eye health problem, like dry eye, an infection, diabetes or glaucoma, with more detailed testing and treatment.

Most adults should be seen every one to two years. Kids, adults over 60 and people with diabetes or a family history of eye disease should be seen every year.

About 45–60 minutes, plus extra time if your eyes are dilated or you’re choosing new glasses.

In infancy, again between ages 3 and 5, before first grade, and every year during school. Learn more about kids’ eye exams.

Visiting our office

English, Spanish and Vietnamese. Dr. Mai can take care of your whole visit in Vietnamese. Exams can also be done in Spanish, and a Spanish-speaking team member helps explain your treatment plan.

We do our best! Call us ahead of time and we’ll try to fit you in, especially for urgent eye problems.

We’re open Saturdays from 9am to 1pm by appointment only, and closed Sundays and Wednesdays.

Yes. Mention it when you book and we’ll schedule everyone back to back.

Many single-vision prescriptions can be ready the same day. Call ahead and we’ll confirm. Learn more.