Vision care isn’t just about seeing clearly now. It’s about protecting your eyesight in the future.
You have two vision plan choices.
Both plans offer an allowance that can also be used to purchase non-prescription sunglasses or blue-light filtering glasses.
You can visit any providerProviderAnyone who provides health care, including doctors, nurses, hospitals, lab facilities, clinics and urgent care centers., but you’ll save the most when you stay in the VSP network.
Standard progressive: $0 copay
Premium progressive: $95–$105 copay
Custom progressive: $150–$175 copay
$160 allowance for a selection of frames; you pay the rest
$180 allowance at certain locations
Up to $60 copay for exam
$160 allowance for contact lenses
Standard progressive: $0 copay
Premium progressive: $95–$105 copay
Custom progressive: $150–$175 copay
$185 allowance for a selection of frames; you pay the rest
$205 allowance at certain locations.
Up to $60 copay for exam
$185 allowance for contact lenses
Your paycheck contributions are pre-tax except for domestic partnerDomestic PartnerYour domestic partner is someone you have a committed, intimate relationship with, shares your primary residence, and is at least 18 years old. and domestic partner child(ren) contributions, which are post-tax.
When you go to get your eyes checked or to purchase glasses/contacts, you’ll just provide some personal information so your coverage can be located.