VSP Vision Plan
Compare Vision Plans and Eye and Vision Care Benefits
Our affordable plans provide regular exams as well as many other important benefits. Most of our vision plans provide discounts on eye exams, lens fittings, and routine eyeglass exams. Some even include full coverage for prescription eyeglasses.
Help keep your vision sharp by enrolling in a VSP plan. VSP has options to keep you covered. You'll get access to great eye doctors, high quality eyewear, and the affordability you deserve, all at low out-of-pocket costs.
Are You Putting off Taking Care of Your Eyes?
The ability to see has a major impact on quality of life. However, problems related to vision affect more than 120 million Americans, which makes these the second most common type of health issue in the country. In addition, monitoring eye health can be particularly important to maintaining overall health.
Why You Should Consider a Vision Insurance Plan
Vision care plans and benefits are designed to help you be more proactive about taking care of your eyes. For example, they can help you:
- Lower your out-of-pocket costs on regular eye exams, glasses, or lens enhancements like progressive or multifocal lenses
- Access personalized care from eye doctors who will take the time to get to know you and your unique needs
- Identify early warning signs of serious overall health conditions, such as diabetes or high blood pressure
How Important Are Regular Vision Checkups?
We often take our eyes for granted. Yet every day, individuals who have had normal eyesight are diagnosed with common vision problems.
Periodic eye exams are essential to preserve and maintain healthy eyesight. Regular eye exams can help ensure that you discover and treat many common vision problems before they occur or progress.
Vision Changes are Part of Normal Aging
Like so many things in life, vision tends to worsen with age. While changes in eye health are considered to be perfectly normal, they still need to be attended to and corrected when possible.
Typically, eye health goes along smoothly until we reach around the age of 40. Then, as with many other health issues, eye health begins to decline. These changes may be noticed, or they may be so gradual that they can go undetected.
Children and Infants Have Unique Vision Needs
Visual ability develops as children age. Normal vision is not something we're born with. Just as with talking and walking, it takes some time for children's vision to grow and improve.
As is true at all stages of life, vision changes can come about without you or your child noticing. And, as always, the sooner you can detect and treat a vision problem, the more likely it is that treatment will be effective.
