UnitedHealthcare Vision Plan

You get a comprehensive eye exam when you see a network vision provider. If a disease or eye disorder is found, you'll be referred to your health plan for medical eye coverage. Retinal screening is available to help assess your eye health.

If you choose contact lenses instead of eyeglasses, this vision plan covers the fitting and evaluation fees, contact lenses (including disposables) and up to two follow-up visits with your eye doctor. If you choose contacts that are not covered in full, you will get an allowance toward the purchase price and we waive the copayment.

When you use a network provider, you have an allowance you can use to help buy any frames your eye doctor offers. High-index lenses, anti-reflective coatings and more are offered at a discount. Standard scratch-resistant coating is included at no additional charge.

With this eye care program, children up to age 13 can receive a second eye exam each plan year. The program also offers coverage for a new pair of glasses (frames and lenses) if your child's vision prescription changes .5 diopter or greater in a plan year. This coverage is available at no additional premium cost and standard copays apply.