Spivey-Oph

That is a profound and vexing question. Many programs do cover eyes but somehow dentistry has escaped the medical package. I wish I could snap my fingers and repackage our insurance coverage as you desire. While refractions may not be covered, generally other opthalmic conditions are usually covered by medical insurance. (Assuming USA here.)

I am with you presently as I am a senior citizen "plus." There have been many attempts at redoing our healthcare system, starting in the 60s, and none have made me feel as though it is substantially better.

I have heard about him and seen his videos. He is creative, funny, and appropriate. We trained in the same program at Iowa, but many years apart.

You gave me a good laugh. Thank you.

Two years in all of its anterior and posterior segment views.