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Vision Benefits with Lowry

According to the Vision Council of America, roughly 75% of American adults use a form of vision correction such as eyeglasses or contact lenses. Vision benefits provide employees and their families with the coverage needed to maintain their health for years to come.

182 million Americans use some form of vision correction in their day-to-day lives - that's a lot of people. Whether you're an employer searching for a companywide policy to provide your team or are an individual exploring supplemental coverage for your policy, you and your eyes should be a top priority.

Vision Benefits FAQ:

Do I need vision insurance if I don't wear glasses or use contacts?

Yes. Annual eye exams are an important part of maintaining your personal health and monitoring cataracts, glaucoma, macular degeneration, and other dangerous disorders and diseases. If your vision starts to falter with age, you're able to plan for corrective eyewear ahead of time.


What does vision insurance usually cover?

Covered services vary depending on the policy and the provider. However, most vision insurance plans cover routine preventative eye care such as eye exams and fully or partially cover eyeglasses and contact lenses.


Does vision insurance cover LASIK surgery?

While each policy varies, elective eye surgeries like LASIK may provide a discounted cost. Connect with your provider for more information.


Can I go to any eye doctor with my vision insurance?

Your ability to visit any practice varies depending on your policy type. Some policies restrict policyholders to doctors within their specified network and bar out-of-network visits unless directly referred by an in-network doctor. Connect with your provider for more information.

Lowry Insurance is a team of industry professionals that work to find the right coverage for every situation, fitting your budget and your needs to create a custom plan that is right for you. Our team works with you to understand your needs, explore the options, and craft a plan that you can rely on.