Vision coverage
We include pediatric and adult vision benefits with many of our plans. Here's how to find your coverage details or a vision provider.
Vision benefits: Find out what’s covered
You can find vision benefit information specific to your plan in several ways:
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Log in or register for InTouch, our secure online member portal.
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Check your summary of benefits, member handbook, or policy.
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Or contact a friendly Customer Service team member.
Not sure if you have vision coverage?
Check your member ID card, or any of the three options listed above.
Looking for a vision provider?
You’ll typically pay less when you see an in-network vision provider. Find one using our online Provider Directory. In the specialty search field, select ophthalmology or optometry.
Learn more about eye care
Ophthalmology vs. optometry: An ophthalmologist is a medical doctor who studies the eye and treats eye diseases. An optometrist is a provider who performs routine eye exams and checks for vision problems and eye diseases. Both can prescribe eyeglasses and contact lenses.
Self-care: There's more to eye health than vision exams. Check out our article, “10 Tips to Optimize Eye Health.”