Low cost, easy to add, and you will actually use it.

Clear Vision Coverage for Your Eyes

Vision coverage makes it easier and more affordable to keep your eyes healthy and your vision clear. We help you find a plan that fits your routine and your budget.

  • Paying full price for glasses every couple of years?
  • Not sure whether your plan covers contacts or only frames?
  • Putting off an eye exam because of the cost?

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What It Helps With

Exams, Glasses, and Contacts Without the Sticker Shock

An eye exam is not just about your prescription. It is one of the few routine checks that can catch bigger health issues early, and it is a lot easier to keep up with when it is covered.

  • Routine eye exams
  • Prescription glasses and lenses
  • Contact lenses
  • Discounts and allowances that lower your out-of-pocket costs
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Who It Is For

Coverage for Individuals, Families, and Groups

Standalone vision plans are available for individuals and families, and vision is an easy, popular addition to an employee benefits package. Pick the one that describes you.

Standalone vision you can buy on its own, with no medical plan required. It covers the annual exam and puts a real allowance toward whichever you use, glasses or contacts.

  • Buy it separately from any health plan
  • A routine eye exam covered every year
  • An allowance toward frames, lenses, or contacts
  • Best if you wear glasses or contacts and have no coverage

One plan for the household. Children’s prescriptions change fast, and a school vision screening is not the same thing as a real eye exam.

  • Covers your spouse and dependents on a single policy
  • Annual exams for kids whose prescriptions keep changing
  • Each covered family member gets their own allowance
  • Best if more than one person at home wears glasses

Vision is the least expensive benefit you can add and one of the most appreciated. It pairs naturally with dental in a single, easy package.

  • Very low cost per employee
  • High appreciation relative to what it costs you
  • Bundles easily with dental in one benefits package
  • Best if you want an affordable win for your team

Compare the Allowances

Vision Plans Live or Die on the Allowance

Almost every vision plan claims to cover exams, glasses, and contacts. What separates them is how much they actually put toward each one, and where you are allowed to spend it. That is what we lay out for you.

  • The exam copay, and how often a covered exam comes around
  • The frame allowance, and what you pay once you go past it
  • The lens allowance, and whether coatings and progressives are included
  • The contact allowance, and whether it replaces your frame benefit
  • Which retailers and independent optometrists are in network
  • Whether the yearly savings genuinely beat the premium
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Complete the Picture

Often Paired With Vision

Most people add vision alongside something else. If you still need a full medical plan, start with our private market options.

Dental Insurance

Cleanings, fillings, and major work. The natural companion to a vision plan.

Supplemental Coverage

Accident, critical illness, and GAP plans for what medical leaves behind.

Group Health Benefits

Adding vision for a team? See the full employee benefits picture.

Common Questions

Vision Insurance FAQs

Yes. Standalone vision plans are available for individuals and families and can be purchased on their own.

Most vision plans include allowances or discounts for glasses, lenses, and contacts, along with routine eye exams. Coverage varies by plan, and we’ll help you compare.

Yes. Vision is a low-cost, high-appreciation benefit that’s easy to add to a group package and helps improve enrollment. See our group benefits page for the full picture.

It depends on the plan. Many cover an exam every year and new lenses every year, with frames every one or two years. We will show you the schedule before you enroll so it matches how often you actually replace them.

Generally no, and this trips people up. Routine vision plans handle exams, glasses, and contacts. Medical eye care such as glaucoma, cataracts, injuries, or surgery runs through your health insurance instead. We make sure you have both sides covered.

No. We are paid a commission by the insurance carriers, not by you. You pay the same premium whether you enroll through us or go direct.
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