Providing Free Eye Exams to Low-Income Uninsured Americans across the U.S. More than 46 million low-income individuals in the United States cannot afford the cost of routine eye care or do not have the health insurance that covers such exams. VISION USA was established in 1991 to provide basic eye examinations to Americans in need, and is currently available in 40 states and the District of Columbia. AOA member optometrists donate their services at no cost. If you need an eye exam and do not have insurance and cannot afford one, work with your social worker, case worker, charitable organization or agency to submit an application on your behalf for VISION USA services.
How to Apply ?
Applicant Instructions:
To apply for VISION USA - WASHINGTON services, applicants must work with a social service agency, ie: charitable organization, social worker, case worker, community health agency to review and submit an application.
Social Service Agent Instructions:
Applicants require assistance from a charitable organization, social worker, case worker, community health agency in their community to submit an application on their behalf. Social service agents verify client's eligibility and then submit an application to Optometric Physicans of Washington for processing.
APPLICATION FOR VISION USA - WASHINGTON
LIST OF SOCIAL SERVICE AGENCIES
REGISTER AS SOCIAL SERVICE AGENCY ONLY SOCIAL SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS MAY MAIL OR FAX APPLICATIONS TO OUR OFFICE.
See "Find a Social Service Agency" section to find a social service agent.
To contact VISION USA- WASHINGTON, please send an email to opw@eyes.org .