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Vision Benefits

Simple affordable vision coverage that saves big when you go to use it.

Help cover annual eye exams and lower the cost of your glasses and contact lenses.

Why Vision Insurance?

Vision coverage is more than an annual visit to the eye doctor. Your benefits help you keep your money in your wallet, prevent bigger problems sooner, and gives you the ability to see and look your best everyday.

Pick an affordable plan that will saves you money and gives you the option to see the eye doctors of your choice. During your visit, expect an eye exam, a prescription as needed and a team of opticians and reps to help select your new glasses and contacts needs.

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Who needs vision insurance?

You may not need it every year, however the short answer is everyone could benefit from vision insurance. 20/20 vision or not, you would be amazed at what your doctor can find through a scheduled eye exam.

Frequency by age category: 20 - 39 year olds every 5 - 10 years, 40 - 54 years olds every 2 - 4 years 55 - 64 year olds every 1 - 3 years and those 65 and older every 1 - 2 years.

Although laws vary by state, most doctors recommend an annual exam and require a new glasses prescription every 1 - 2 years. Contact wearers can expect to visit their eye doctor every year.

What does vision insurance pay for?

Vision plans pay towards:

- Eye exams

- Preventative vision tests

- Eyeglass frames

- Eyeglass lenses

- Lens coatings and protections

Most vision plans also allow coverage and/or discounts towards:

- Eye Glass Accessories

- Sunglasses

- Contact lens fittings

- Contact lens (disposable)

- Corrective eye surgeries (Lasik and more)

Do you need vision insurance if you have health nsurance?

Similar to dental plans and hearing plans, vision insurance is specific to providing preventative care, testing and corrections regarding your eye health. Health insurance (or medical plans) offers a larger scope of the body as a whole.

Some medical plans (laws vary by state) may offer minimal perks like a new prescription however health insurance plans would not cover corrective vision devices like contacts or glasses. They could/would cover the ability to see a doctor concerning your eyes when you experience emergencies like infections, dry eyes, or more.