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3 ways to get the most from your end-of-year benefits

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Vision Insurance

Vision benefits can seem complicated but with some key insights you can better understand what your benefits mean for you. Take a look at these articles to make sure you’re getting the most out of your vision insurance.

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Understanding your benefits

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3 ways to get the most from your end-of-year benefits

So, you’ve got vision benefits? That’s good news since they help you save money, stay healthy and see everything life has to offer. Your vision plan outlines what your benefits cover and when you can use them; Here’s a great …

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Going the distance on vision care: 4 ways to stretch benefits

Quick: Name three important facts about your vision benefit. We’ll wait. The less you know about your vision benefit, the more likely it is you are missing out on unexpected perks. We’re talking beyond annual eye exams and prescription lenses, …

Avoiding sticker shock at the eye doctor: 7 benefit guidelines

Conozca los costos del oftalmólogo: 7 pautas sobre sus beneficios

Es probable que usted se considere un comprador inteligente en el supermercado o en la tienda de electrónica, pero ¿qué pasa cuando se trata de los beneficios para su vista? El aumento en los gastos de la atención médica requiere …

Use your FSA dollars on vision

5 Things to know about Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs)

Your FSA checklist Check your FSA guidelines to understand what purchases qualify. Premium optical retailers, like LensCrafters, fill up fast, so you’ll want to schedule an appointment early. You may need to provide receipts, so hold on to necessary paper …

Understanding your vision benefits

When a bird’s eye view isn’t enough: Understanding your vision benefits

In today’s digital culture, concentration and attention are at a premium,1 which means we may only give seconds, if any, to the fine print. And when it comes to understanding your vision benefits, you may not be seeing all that’s …

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Reading between the lines of vision insurance and knowing when you need it

Those who don’t think they need vision insurance should keep in mind one number: 196. That’s the average national cost of a pair of eyeglasses.1 But that’s not the cost of getting glasses. It doesn’t include the expense of the …

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Big lessons from small type: Understanding your vision benefits

For important documents or contracts, we’re often advised to read the small print. Yet when it comes to vision benefits, we could be seeing less than what’s being offered. We know that many people have much to learn about their …

Need Help Finding the Right Eye Doctor for You?

Tips for choosing whom to trust with your eyes. If you ask people what’s the most important of their five senses, chances are they’ll say their eyesight. It’s no surprise, considering we rely on our vision for almost every activity …

Source: The Discovery Eye Foundation, Learning-related vision problems, July 2014.

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These materials are designed to provide general information regarding health care topics, do not constitute professional advice nor establish any standard of care, and are provided without representations or warranties of any kind. Quotations, photos and videos are not from actual patients and your experience may be different. Your treating health care professionals are solely responsible for diagnosis, treatment and medical advice. The eye care professionals in your plan are independent practitioners who exercise independent professional judgment and over whom EyeMed has no control or right of control. They are not agents or employees of EyeMed. Eye care professionals do not take the place of your physician.