Spectera / UnitedHealthcare providers in Appleton, WI
Optometrists, opticians and optical shops in Appleton, WI that have told us they accept Spectera / UnitedHealthcare. Coverage and network status change — always confirm with the practice and with Spectera / UnitedHealthcare before your appointment.
23 listings in Appleton, WI.
Also searched as: Spectera / UnitedHealthcare eye doctors, Spectera / UnitedHealthcare optical, Spectera / UnitedHealthcare in-network providers, Spectera / UnitedHealthcare vision providers.
Appleton lists 23 practices for Spectera / UnitedHealthcare providers, which between them accept 16 vision plans. For more choice nearby, browse Spectera / UnitedHealthcare providers in Oshkosh (12 listings).
Practices in Appleton, WI
Brittany Beers
Costco Optical
Eyemart Express
Optometrist Inside LensCrafters
Packerland Eyecare
Park Place Optical
Park Place Optical
Park Place Optical
Sam’s Club Optical
Shopko Optical
Shopko Optical
Shopko Optical
Tower Clock Eye Center
Valley Eye Associates
Valley Eye Associates
Valley Eye Associates Encircle Health
Valley Eye Associates Kensington Dr
Valley Eye Associates Park Place
Valley Eye Associates Spencer
Walmart Vision Center
Walmart Vision Center
Wisconsin Vision
Other cities in Wisconsin
- Milwaukee21
- Green Bay17
- Madison16
- Waukesha14
- Oshkosh12
- Brookfield11
- Kenosha9
- Menomonee Falls9
- Sheboygan9
- Oconomowoc8
- Eau Claire7
- Janesville7
- Racine7
- West Bend7
- Fond Du Lac6
- Onalaska6
- Wauwatosa6
- West Allis6
- Franklin5
- Greenfield5
- Hartford5
- New Berlin5
- Oak Creek5
- Pewaukee5
- Verona5
- Watertown5
- Mequon4
- Plymouth4
- Saukville4
- Wausau4
- Fitchburg3
- Glendale3
- Grafton3
- Hudson3
- Manitowoc3
- Middleton3
- Pleasant Prairie3
- Shawano3
- Sun Prairie3
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Questions people ask
How do I know if a practice is in network?
Listings here show the plans a practice has told us it accepts, but networks change. Confirm with the office and with your plan's member portal before your visit.
What does a vision plan usually cover?
Typically one routine comprehensive eye exam every 12 months with a copay, plus an allowance toward frames or contact lenses, and a discount on lens upgrades. Medical eye problems are billed to your health plan instead.
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