Not sure what your vision insurance actually covers? You’re not alone. While every plan is a little different, most include essential benefits that make it easier and more affordable to care for your vision. Below, we break down the typical services and savings included in a vision plan.
What's in Your Vision Insurance Plan
What Most Vision Plans Include
Most vision insurance plans cover:
- One comprehensive eye exam per year
- An allowance for eyeglass frames or contact lenses
- Discounts on lens upgrades (such as anti-glare, blue light filters, or photochromic lenses)
- Access to in-network providers and eyewear
Some plans may also help cover contact lens fittings or advanced diagnostic imaging. If you’re unsure what’s included, we’re happy to check for you.
Your Frame & Lens Allowance
Most plans provide an allowance a set dollar amount toward eyeglass frames or contact lenses. This means you can choose from a wide range of eyewear, and your plan will cover part or all of the cost, depending on what you select.
You can also apply discounts or allowances toward lens upgrades like:
- Scratch-resistant coatings
- UV and blue light protection
- Progressive lenses
- Transition/photochromic lenses
We’ll walk you through your options so you know exactly what’s covered and where you’ll save.
Need Help Understanding Your Plan?
If you’re not sure what’s included in your vision insurance plan, we’re here to help. Our front desk team can verify your benefits, explain your coverage, and help you make the most of every appointment.