Vision Insurance

Most adults need vision correction: 66% of Americans 18 and over report using glasses, contacts, or both, according to the National Eye Institute. Depending on how often you need new lenses or eye exams, getting vision insurance may be a smart financial choice.

Even if you do not wear glasses or contacts, it's a good idea to get vision insurance.

Eye health and vision can change over time, especially as we get older, which is why we recommend an annual eye exam. During your exam, you can also be screened for more serious issues, like cataracts or glaucoma, and even detect possible signs of diabetes

Here is more about vision insurance, including how to decide if you or your family needs a plan.

Our Vision plans pay at least a portion of:

• Basic preventive care such as eye exams and vision tests.
• Eyeglass lenses.
• Contact lenses.
• Eyeglass frames.
• Lens protection for glasses, such as scratch-resistant coating and progressive lenses.

Vision insurance plans have additional options for coverage, such as:

• Daily disposable contact lens coverage.
• Some discounts on corrective eye surgery such as Lasik.

Because eye exams can detect hidden medical problems, even those with perfect vision should not skip them. As you age, you will need more frequent vision exams, according to the Mayo Clinic.

People with poor vision, a family history of eye disease or a condition that increases the risk of eye disease, such as diabetes, should have more frequent exams.

Your VSP plan includes access to a range of exclusive member offers, like savings and special offers on contact lenses, LASIK, diabetes care, and more, saving you over $3,000. Know what is available by checking your plan's offers online and make sure you sign up for emails about new specials and rebates.