Your optician is verifying insurance instead of selling frames. That's $500 walking out the door.
Face2me checks patients in, verifies vision plans in seconds, schedules frame try-ons, and sends contact lens reorder reminders — so your optical team sells, not shuffles papers.

10x faster
Insurance verification vs. manual
$500+
Average frame sale protected by better flow
30%
More frame try-on appointments booked
Problems we solve for optometry practices
Vision insurance verification takes 8–12 minutes per patient — it's the biggest check-in bottleneck
Opticians split between patient care and front desk duties miss frame sale opportunities
Contact lens reorder reminders are inconsistent — patients buy elsewhere or let prescriptions lapse
Frame try-on appointments are underbooked because scheduling is phone-only
What Face2me does as your optometry receptionist
How it works — 3 steps
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Custom avatar
We configure a optometry receptionist avatar with your branding, voice, and workflows.
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Place the kiosk
Tablet + stand at your location. Plug in and go live within days.
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Automated operations
Your optometry receptionist handles check-ins, questions, and reminders — 24/7.
ROI Bottom Line
Increase frame sales 30% by putting opticians back on the floor instead of the front desk
Frequently asked questions — optometry practices
How much does an AI receptionist kiosk cost for an optometry practice?+
Face2me starts at $599/month for a single-location practice (Starter plan), with setup from $2,000. Multi-location groups use Growth at $999/month for up to 3 locations (setup from $8,000), or Enterprise at $1,500+/month per location for larger groups with custom setup. Pricing is month-to-month with no annual contract, and hardware, software, and support are all included.
Does Face2me work with Eyefinity, OfficeMate, RevolutionEHR, or Crystal PM?+
Face2me isn't a replacement for your practice management software — it's a kiosk that connects to the system you already run. Confirmed integrations include AthenaHealth and Stripe payment terminals, alongside PM and scheduling platforms across dental, medical, and hospitality settings. For optometry-specific systems like Eyefinity, OfficeMate, RevolutionEHR, or Crystal PM, the Face2me team builds a custom API integration during setup — your staff won't need to configure it.
How long does it take to install a check-in kiosk in an optometry office?+
Go-live takes 7-10 business days from signed agreement. The Face2me team visits your practice on-site to install the kiosk, connect it to your practice management system — including a custom API integration if you use an optometry-specific platform like Eyefinity or OfficeMate — and configure insurance verification workflows before your front desk starts using it.
Can a kiosk actually verify vision insurance before the exam?+
Yes. Face2me runs automatic insurance eligibility verification at check-in, replacing manual calls to insurers with a process the kiosk completes in seconds. It also collects the pre-visit questionnaire — prescription history, symptoms, and contact lens preferences — at the same time, so front desk staff aren't tied up on hold with insurers.
Will a check-in kiosk help us sell more frames and contacts?+
Face2me doesn't sell frames or contacts directly, but it frees up staff time that supports sales. The kiosk handles check-in, insurance verification, and intake paperwork, so opticians spend less time on front-desk tasks and more time with patients on the optical floor. SMS appointment reminders also cut no-shows by about 40%, protecting exam volume that drives frame and contact lens sales.
Is Face2me HIPAA compliant for patient insurance and prescription data?+
Yes. Face2me is HIPAA compliant and includes a signed Business Associate Agreement at no extra cost. Every action on the kiosk is logged, and uptime runs at 99.9%. Patient data — including insurance verification results, intake forms, and payment records — is stored for 180 days and then automatically deleted.
Ready to see it in action?
Book a 20-minute demo customized for optometry practices.