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:
Log in or register for InTouch, our secure online member portal.
Check your summary of benefits, member handbook, or policy.
(For easy access to these documents, log in to InTouch.)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.”