Discover the value in vision
Not every pair of eyes get the attention they deserve. Vision benefits are designed to make it easier and more affordable to get much-needed eye care. Because nothing should get in the way of great vision.
Not every pair of eyes get the attention they deserve. Vision benefits are designed to make it easier and more affordable to get much-needed eye care. Because nothing should get in the way of great vision.
Different from our group business, EyeMed Individual and Family Vision Plans offer 3 standard plans for individual purchase
Apply NowToday’s employees know what they want – and what they want is vision care. Next to health care, vision benefits are one of the most asked for voluntary benefits.10 What was once a nice-to-have perk is now a must-have method for recruiting and retaining top talent.
of adults want vision care coverage11
of people know someone who accepted a new job because it offered an attractive benefits package.11
The average employer gains $7 for every $1 invested in vision benefits14
Eyes can give doctors a clear picture of overall wellness. That’s why vision care—and vision benefits—can help employees stay healthy. A comprehensive eye exam can detect early signs of serious health problems, such as:
Early diagnosis of chronic conditions like these can in turn cut costs by thousands.16 The sooner health issues are found (with potential help from an eye exam), the sooner they can be treated. Healthier employees. Lower health care expenses. A more productive workplace. That’s value that’s easy to see.
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1 - “US Optical Overview and Outlook”; The Vision Council; December 2015.
2 - Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 2015.
3 - “Study: Employees with vision benefits tend to use them,” benefitspro.com, 9/28/16.
4 - School-aged Vision: 6 to 18 Years of Age, American Optometric Association website. Accessed 4/15/16.
5 - 2017 Blue Light Digital Eye Strain Report, The Vision Council.
6 - Prevent Blindness America, “The Future of Vision,” 2015
7 - “Health Problems Eye Exams Can Detect,” YourSightMatters.com, March 2016
8 - U.S. Department of Health – National Health Statistics Reports #8, August 6, 2008
9 - Kaiser Family Foundation, Employer Health Benefits Survey, 2014
10 - Employee Perceptions of Vision Benefits Survey. Wakefield Research or Transitions Optical, Inc., 2015
11 - Prevent Blindness America, “The Cost of Vision Problems”
13 - US Department of Health – National Health Statistics Report #8; 8/6/08.
14 - Workforce.com “Special Report: Vision and Dental Benefits – More to See, More to Chew on”, 2015.
15 - “5 Health Problems Eye Exams Can Detect,” YourSightMatters.com, March, 2016.
16 - “Impact of Eye Exams in Identifying Chronic Conditions,” UnitedHealthcare, 2014