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04/13/2026
Age-Related Vision Problems:
Your eyesight changes as you age. But eye problems aren't something you should simply write off as normal. You can take steps to lower your risk of age-related vision problems or slow their progression.
Here's what you should know about vision in adulthood and middle age... https://wb.md/4sqbnRZ
04/05/2026
Best wishes for a Happy Easter!🐣
04/01/2026
Women's Eye Health and Safety Month!
Women’s Eye Health and Safety Month is observed in April to create awareness around women being more susceptible to issues with their eyesight and having a higher risk of permanently losing their sight compared to men. As such, creating awareness of this fact and taking the necessary steps to prevent exposure to such risk is critical - Learn more here about the fascinating human eye, tips to protect your vision, eye health FAQs, interesting eye facts and more!
Women’s Eye Health and Safety Month is a means of creating awareness of the fact that women are more likely to suffer vision problems than men.
03/29/2026
Are You a Good Candidate for EyePrintPRO Scleral Lenses?
When you want to correct your vision with contacts, traditional contact lenses aren’t always the right solution. Some people need a special kind called scleral lenses to see better. Our eye doctors offer EyePrintPRO scleral lenses for patients who are considered good candidates for this option.
Read on to learn how you might benefit from these lenses...
When you want to correct your vision with contacts, traditional contact lenses aren’t always the right solution. Some people need a special kind called
03/29/2026
8 Reasons Your Contacts Can Cause Red Eyes:
If you develop red eyes while wearing contact lenses, consider it a warning sign. Red eyes from contacts may mean you are simply wearing them too much and need a break for a while. But it could also signal allergies, improper lens hygiene, or more serious issues like keratitis.
Learn what causes red eyes when wearing contact lenses and when it may be time to consult a professional.
Learn what causes red eyes when wearing contact lenses and when it may be time to consult your optometrist or ophthalmologist.
03/26/2026
Another day of life changing optics here at Paul Vision Institute! In office today, Dr. Taylor was able to give this patient back vision he hasn’t had in over 20 years with the help of our speciality scleral lenses.
03/17/2026
May good luck be with you today and always!
03/16/2026
It's Save Your Vision Month!
Save Your Vision Month serves as a reminder to take care of your vision. As life becomes more digital, the intense glare from screens, blue light, and more cause strain on our eyes. Show your eyes some love and schedule your appointments for vision exams and take precautions to protect your eyes - Here are some tips on how...
During Save Your Vision Month, learn the best tips to protect and improve your vision.
02/27/2026
🎥 Watch this inspiring story!
A Wilmington resident is rediscovering the joy in life after struggling with low vision for years. After losing the ability to read small print, recognize faces, or enjoy his favorite hobbies, he found real help from a low vision specialist at Paul Vision Institute. With a customized magnifying device fitted to his glasses, he can now see clearly again — even people’s faces and regular-sized text! 👓✨ 
February is Low Vision Awareness Month, and this story is a powerful reminder: if you’re having trouble seeing, don’t wait — specialized care can make a world of difference. 🌟 
👉 Click to watch the full video and see how restored vision is bringing back cherished moments and hobbies! 
February is Low Vision Awareness month, and millions of Americans suffer because of it. One local resident now enjoys life better after getting new device for his glasses.
02/24/2026
He didn’t give up. He found a new way to stay informed.
Reading the newspaper, checking the mail, following the headlines — these daily routines matter. Low vision care helps bring them back through personalized tools, magnifiers, and support that works in real life.
During Low Vision Awareness Month, the International Academy of Low Vision Specialists (IALVS) is reminding individuals that help exists. Low vision optometrists focus on helping people continue the everyday tasks that give life structure, confidence, and connection.
See Possibility. Live Independently.
Find a Low Vision Specialist near you → www.ialvs.com
02/24/2026
Paul Vision Institute is officially Best Optometrist in Wilmington for 2026! Recognized by BusinessRate (powered by Google Reviews).
Earned not by application or nomination, but by the authentic feedback of our own patients.
We’re incredibly grateful for the trust and support of the community. It is truly an honor to care for you and your families.
We’re just getting started. 🖤
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A vision insurance policy is not the same as health insurance. Regular health insurance plans protect you against financial losses due to unexpected eye injuries or disease. Vision insurance, on the other hand, is a wellness benefit designed to provide routine eye care, prescription eyewear and other vision-related services at a reduced cost.
Because we provide both medical and routine eye care, we accept a number of insurance plans to help cover the cost depending on your individual needs. Here are just some of the plans that we accept:
Medical Plans
Blue Cross Blue Shield
Medicare
Cigna
Blue Medicare
Humana
Tricare
United HealthCare
PHCS
MultiPlan
Beech Street
PHCS Savility
HealthEOS
ValuePoint
Vision Plans
We accept out of network benefits from many of the leading insurance companies. Paul Vision Institute takes most major vision insurance plans as an out-of-network provider. Our office can check your eye insurance plan to see what savings you’re eligible for and we’ll handle the paperwork too. We can bill your insurance for your out of network benefits, saving you the hassle of having to submit your own claim. In the end this saves you money! Check out the list below and find your plan. Make sure to talk to your Paul Vision Institute associate to see just what your vision insurance plan or FSA covers in-office.
VSP
EyeMed
Cigna
Aetna
Blue View
Superior
Spectera
Davis
MES Vision
Have a Flexible Spending Account? If you participate in a flexible spending account (FSA) through your employer, you can use your flexible spending account dollars at Paul Vision Institute for eye exams, eyeglasses, sunglasses and contacts.