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Vision plans

Vision plans for eye exams, glasses and contacts

A vision plan helps pay for routine eye exams and for glasses or contacts. We’ll compare plans with you and check that your eye doctor is in the network.

Mon–Fri 9 a.m.–5 p.m. ET. Free to you, with no obligation to enroll. Can't talk now? Request a callback or schedule a call.

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What vision plans can cover

Exams, frames and lenses

Eye exams

A routine eye exam on a regular schedule, like once a year.

Glasses

An allowance toward frames, and coverage for lenses.

Contacts

An allowance toward contact lenses, often instead of glasses that year.

Your eye doctor

Plans pay the most when you see an eye doctor in their network.

Before you choose

What to compare between vision plans

  • Allowances

    Plans usually pay up to a set amount for frames or contacts. You pay anything above it.

  • How often

    Exams, lenses and frames each have their own schedule, like every 12 or 24 months.

  • Network

    Check that your eye doctor and the stores you use are in network.

  • If your plan doesn’t include vision

    Many health plans, and Original Medicare, don’t cover routine eye exams for glasses or contacts. A vision plan fills that gap.

How it works

Finding a vision plan that fits

  1. Step 1: Talk to an agent or representative

    Tell us your eye doctor and whether you wear glasses or contacts.

  2. Step 2: Compare plans that fit

    We compare plans that include your eye doctor and show what each pays.

  3. Step 3: Enroll, and we stay with you

    If you enroll, we help you start using your plan.

Questions about vision plans

Often, yes. We check each plan’s network before you choose.

Talk with an agent or representative about vision plans

Free to you, with no obligation to enroll.

Can't talk now? Request a callback or schedule a call.

Mon–Fri 9 a.m.–5 p.m. ET