Why does eye care and dental come to a screeching halt once you turn age 65?That is my understanding. Are there any eye and dental programs for seniors? I will continue to work full time.
Posted by Simon S
Because you are far more likely to have these kind of probs at that age. You can still get insured but it will cost more money.
Posted by Tapestry6
Heck no Medicare takes care of anyone over 65.
My Dad is like 80 and he goes to his dentist twice a year, just a bridge, and he sees his eye doctor regularly he got diagnosed with glaucoma last year.
Posted by grandpa walleye
Medicare covers no dental services. They will cover some eye treatments and exams but not eye glasses. The only way any dental is covered is through some medicare supplemental policies.
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