If anyone in your house wears glasses or contacts, a vision plan usually pays for itself in a year. It covers routine eye exams and gives you an allowance toward lenses, frames, or contacts. We’ll find a plan that works with your eye doctor — free to you.
An annual exam, a new prescription, frames, and lenses can total several hundred dollars per person — every year. A modest vision plan smooths that into a small monthly cost and an allowance you can count on.
A typical vision plan covers a routine eye exam each year with a small copay, then gives you an allowance toward frames and lenses or a contact-lens allowance, plus discounts beyond the allowance. Plans usually work best at in-network providers, though many offer some out-of-network reimbursement.
It’s simple coverage, so the comparison comes down to the exam copay, the eyewear allowance, how often you can use it, and whether your eye doctor is in-network — which we’ll check.
Send a few basics and a licensed agent will compare vision plans for your family and your eye doctor.
We’ll get back to you within one business day.
No 1-800 numbers and no online quote mills — just licensed Minnesota agents out of our Chaska office who pick up the phone when your plan changes and actually remember your name.